Social conservatism

Definition

Social conservatism is a political ideology focused on preserving traditional beliefs, values, and institutions, particularly regarding family structure, sexual norms, and national identity. It emphasizes moral standards and often opposes rapid change in social policies.

Related terms

Traditionalism:

A philosophy that advocates for the maintenance of longtime practices and opposition to modern innovations in society.

Cultural Conservatism: A belief system that aims to preserve the cultural heritage and moral values of a society against perceived decline or external influences.

Nationalism:

A political ideology centered around loyalty to one’s nation and culture, often prioritizing national interests above international considerations