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Modern Age Founded in 1957, Modern Age has long been regarded as "the principal quarterly of the intellectual Right." Modern Age's founding editor, Russell Kirk, articulated at the outset the journal’s mission: "to pursue a conservative policy for the sake of a liberal understanding." Modern Age's consistent dedication to this purpose has played an important part in the post-war conservative intellectual revival. Editor: R. V. Young Click here for Russell Kirk's 1957 editorial announcing the aims of Modern Age and the vital role of the academic journal.

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What Distinguished Scholars Say About Modern Age:
"Modern Age is the only serious culturally conservative journal around today. Its thoughtful and gifted authors regularly break through disciplinary boundaries and merely political or rhetorical concerns in pursuit of an articulation of the full truth about the human good and human dignity."
— Peter Augustine Lawler, Dana Professor of Political Science, Berry College and editor, Perspectives on Political Science

"The articles in Modern Age are of a uniformly high quality on a wide range of subjects both timely and timeless."
— Forrest McDonald, University of Alabama

"At a time when we collectively seem to have lost our moral compass, Modern Age consistently brings alive the sources of Western culture as found in ancient Greece and Rome, sources which speak to us across the ages with timeless wisdom, both speculative and practical."
— Jude Dougherty, editor, The Review of Metaphysics

"Modern Age is an unembarrassed forum of high culture in the best sense of the word."
— Paul Hollander, author, Political Will and Personal Belief

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