Politics Quote by Roger Scruton

“Self-governing cultures both inspire alignment and eject elements that don't fit in.”

— Dov Seidman

“Politics is downstream from culture and not the other way around.”

— Timothy S. Goeglein

“Unless and until people identify themselves with the country, its territory and its cultural inheritance – in something like the way people identify themselves…

— Roger Scruton

“Politics is where a few people are, some of the time. Culture is where many of the people are, most of the time. There…

— Andrew King

“...that ambiguous area of culture where something unfailingly political, though separate from the political choices of the day, infiltrates judgment and language.”

— Roland Barthes

“The degree of unity aspired to in the total society is incompatible with human freedom and the right to disagree. Politics should be the…

— Jonathan Sacks

“First, you never admit that the order is imagined. You always insist that the order sustaining society is an objective reality”

— Yuval Noah Harari

“For politics is not just about things necessary and eternal, nor is it just a matter of good judgment in a given situation. It…

— Daniel Gross

“But in many other cases, just the opposite takes place, and the process of political centralization also ushers in an era of greater absolutism.”

— Daron Acemoğlu

Ultimately, political order does not generate itself.

— Roger Scruton

“There must be, not a balance of power but a community power; not organized rivalries but a organized, common peace.”

— Woodrow Wilson

“merely engaging the culture implies the issue and exercise of power.”

— James Davison Hunter