Edmund Burke and the Invention of Modern Conservatism, 1830-1914 - Jones, Emily (Lecturer in Modern British History, University of Manc
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Edmund Burke, eighteenth-century Irishman and politician, was no 'C/conservative', yet 'Burkean conservatism' is seen as the core of modern C/conservatism. For the first time, Jones shows how Burke's legacy was transformed over the course of the nineteenth century to create one of our most significant theories of modern politics and thought.

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Edmund Burke, eighteenth-century Irishman and politician, was no 'C/conservative', yet 'Burkean conservatism' is seen as the core of modern C/conservatism. For the first time, Jones shows how Burke's legacy was transformed over the course of the nineteenth century to create one of our most significant theories of modern politics and thought.
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Emily Jones studied for a BA in Politics and Modern History at the University of Manchester from 2007 to 2010, where she was awarded the Tout Prize for the highest overall mark. Subsequently, she studied for her MSt and AHRC-funded DPhil in History at Exeter College, University of Oxford. In 2015, she joined Pembroke College, University of Cambridge as the Mark Kaplanoff Research Fellow. Her current research focuses on the development of ideas about C/conservatism--beyond Burke--at the turn of the twentieth century.