Alistair Miller
editor, The Salisbury Review

By profession a teacher, Alistair undertook a PhD in philosophy of education at UCL and has published a book (A New Vision of Liberal Education: The good of the unexamined life), and numerous papers, on the subjects of liberal education, rhetoric, moral education, and virtue ethics. He has been associated with The Salisbury Review, the quarterly magazine of conservative thought (founding editor Roger Scruton) for many years, both as a writer and lately as editor. The Review has a unique and distinctive voice in English conservatism. Funded solely by subscribers, and keeping to a traditional printed format, its mission remains to convey the ideas of genuine conservatism (both left and right), defend our national culture, and say the unsayable.

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