1. As a political thought, neoconservatism has experienced ups and downs in its historical development.

2. It was not prodigal's return to neoconservatism, from one simplicity to another.

3. However, other elements of neoconservatism might undercut the long-term viability of proponents' initial policy pronouncements.

4. The birth and development of neoconservatism, and its status and influence on current America is the compound product of American religion, reality, economy, liberalism and other factors.

5. By the 1990's, neoconservatism had been fed by several other intellectual streams.

6. The neoconservatism, risen in the late period of 6 0s to the early 70s of the 20th century , has become the leading trend in American society.

7. Neoconservatism, a political philosophy that emerged in the 1960s, stresses foreign policy as government's greatest responsibility.

8. But the limitation of the unilateralism held by Neoconservatism is obvious and there are disadvantages in strategy understanding, furthermore, there is injury to American benefits in its application.

9. Part one is directed at the domestic and international situations that bred neoconservatism.

10. One of the theory origins of "Bush doctrine" is neoconservatism that is popular in The US now.

11. Currently,() the Iraq War is a double-edge sword for neoconservatism.

12. We take refuge in foreign policy systems: liberal internationalism or realpolitik, neoconservatism or noninterventionism.

13. The rejection of the "Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty" by the Senate reflected the influence of Neoconservatism on arms control policy.

14. The rising generation of policy intellectuals regards a reputation for neoconservatism as professional death.

15. President Bush had just been re-elected and was preparing his triumphal second inauguration that was to mark the high-water mark for neoconservatism.