How to Be a Conservative (Swedish Wikipedia)

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Norman, Jesse (27 september 2014). ”Passion, authority and the odd mini-rant: Scruton's conservative vision” (på engelska). The Spectator. http://www.spectator.co.uk/2014/09/how-to-be-a-conservative-by-roger-scruton-book-review/. Läst 27 maj 2016. ”There are occasional missteps and the odd mini-rant, but the book is highly engaging, and studded with insights into topics as diverse as international treaties, alienation and the nature of laughter.”

Willetts, David (1 november 2014). ”Squire Scruton and the Tory disposition” (på engelska). Standpoint. Arkiverad från originalet den 20 januari 2021. https://web.archive.org/web/20210120032117/https://standpointmag.co.uk/books-squire-roger-scruton-and-tory-disposition-david-willetts/. Läst 27 maj 2016. ”communicates a distinctive conservative disposition with great charm and formidable learning." "is very good on the importance of autonomous institutions — what I called civic conservatism. But he is surprisingly uninterested in where this great tradition comes from or how it has changed over time. He appears to regard it as a happy and perhaps rather accidental gift from history. This means that his account of the role of Conservatives is rather passive and incurious.”

Willetts, David (1 november 2014). ”Squire Scruton and the Tory disposition” (på engelska). Standpoint. Arkiverad från originalet den 20 januari 2021. https://web.archive.org/web/20210120032117/https://standpointmag.co.uk/books-squire-roger-scruton-and-tory-disposition-david-willetts/. Läst 27 maj 2016. ”communicates a distinctive conservative disposition with great charm and formidable learning." "is very good on the importance of autonomous institutions — what I called civic conservatism. But he is surprisingly uninterested in where this great tradition comes from or how it has changed over time. He appears to regard it as a happy and perhaps rather accidental gift from history. This means that his account of the role of Conservatives is rather passive and incurious.”