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In his review of “Atlas Shrugged,” in “Witness,” . . . Chambers’ work is closely connected with
an important and enduring strand in conservative thought -- one
that distrusts social engineering and top-down theories,
emphasizes the limits of human knowledge, engages with
particulars, and tends to favor incremental change. This is the
conservatism of Edmund Burke, Michael Oakeshott and Friedrich Hayek.
Source: Cass Sundstein, "Whittaker Chambers Versus Ayn Rand," bloomberg.com, November 5, 2013
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