James Burnham
James Burnham was an influential American political theorist who began his career as a Marxist activist before shifting to conservatism.
His intellectual journey is reflected in his writings, including his seminal work "The Managerial Revolution" (1941).
Burnham's transition from radical leftist to conservative thinker made him a significant figure in 20th-century political thought.
He contributed regularly to National Review and became a prominent public intellectual within the conservative movement.
Burnham's work often focused on pragmatic analyses of power structures and political realities, challenging idealistic notions of governance and social organization.
His diverse background and evolving perspectives contributed to his unique insights into political theory and practice.
