Ideology and Political Culture

Think tanks is an important witness and symbol of American intellectuals’ response to the “climate of opinion” and ideological transformation during the Cold War. As a pioneer of civil think tanks and their transitions, Heritage Foundation, characterized by quick response, object-oriented research and Mandate for Leadership, symbolized the birth of advocacy think tank. At the same time, Heritage Foundation functioned as a mediator and practitioner of neo-conservatism, which merged diverse opinions into a more feasible plan. Relying on Ronald Reagan’s reform, during the 1970s and 1980s, Heritage Foundation turned the decision-making of American government towards neo-conservatism. The birth, development and practice of Heritage Foundation engaged implicit and explicit influence on the modern policy process, presenting a prism of a “knowledge-power” relationship

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• Discursively Constructing the Postneoliberal Subject

  Open Access•Julie Steinkopf•Subjectivity•2025

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• Lectures on the Relation Between Law and Public Opinion in England During the Nineteenth Century

  T Raleigh, A V Dicey•The Economic Journal•1906

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• Ronald Reagan in the Public Mind

  Dan B Thomas, Dan Thomas et al.•Political Psychology•1993

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• Right Moves

  Howard Brick•Journal of American History•2017

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