Peter Stein-
fels, in Esquire (Feb. 13, 1979), P.O. Box 2961.Boulder,Colo.80321.
A "neoconservative" movement, born in reaction to the turmoil of the
1960s, is taking center stage in American politics, writes Steinfels, ex-ecutive editor of Commonweal. The neoconservatives "are setting the agenda for our national political life, laying down the ground rules for public discussion."
Neoconservatism has no place for social turbulence, political con-flict, or cultural experimentation....