Audio from the Tocqueville Forum’s two-day event at Georgetown University on the “Red Tory” ideas of Philip Blond is now online. Red Toryism is a cousin to Ordoliberalism and the economic thought of Wilhelm Roepke, and perhaps a grandchild of Chesterton and Belloc’s Distributism — though all that makes it sound more old-fashioned than Blond’s work actually is. Blond’s talk is online here; the panel on which Rod Dreher, Ross Douthat, and I discussed Red Toryism is here, and the subsequent panel featuring John Millbank, Andrew Abela, and Charles Mathewes is here.
Listening to the Red Tories
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Steve says:
Mr. McCarthy, I was at the event, and I thought your response was perhaps the best. Very nicely done!
The video of this event is now available online, too, on the Tocqueville Forum website: http://government.georgetown.edu/tocquevilleforum/events/91919.html#gallery. See “Red Toryism”.