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Front Porch Republic is a localist and communitarian American blog where various contributors – known as 'porchers' – emphasize the importance of concepts such as community, place, decentralism, and conservation. Front Porch Republic publishes books under the name Front Porch Republic Books, an imprint of Wipf and Stock.[1] It also sponsors an annual conference and, beginning in 2019, publishes the journal Local Culture.[2]
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Type of site | Blog |
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| URL | http://www.frontporchrepublic.com/ |
| Launched | 2009 |
| Current status | Active |
Ideology
editPorchers have myriad opinions, but generally agree that centralization, atomization, and disregard for limits represent obstacles to human flourishing.[3]
Damon Linker describes Front Porch Republic in The Week:
- Unlike the leaders of the mainstream conservative movement, Patrick Deneen, Mark T. Mitchell, Russell Arben Fox, Jeremy Beer, and the other "Porchers" have little interest in engaging with inside-the-Beltway power politics. Instead, they prefer to act as gadflies, denouncing the imperial ethos and influence-peddling that dominates Washington, as well as the boundless greed that drives would-be Masters of the Universe from around the country to seek their fortunes on Wall Street and in Hollywood and Silicon Valley.[4]
Staff
editAs of December 2014[update], the staff running the website were:[5]
| President | Editor-in-Chief | Senior Editors |
|---|---|---|
| Mark Mitchell | Jeffrey Bilbro | Jeremy Beer |
| Katherine Dalton | ||
| Patrick Deneen | ||
| James Matthew Wilson | ||
| Jason Peters | ||
| Jeffrey Polet |
References
edit- ^ "Search Results Grid".
- ^ "Local Culture".
- ^ About, at Front Porch Republic; retrieved December 12, 2014
- ^ The new anti-urban ideology of ruralism, at The Week; by Damon Linker; published April 19, 2013; retrieved December 12, 2014
- ^ Who We Are, at Front Porch Republic; retrieved December 12, 2014