We are living through a crisis - not only economic or geopolitical. We are living through a crisis of meaning. Truth is treated as opinion and identity as a weapon. Without a common moral ground, however, societies do not disagree - they dissolve.

In The Conservative Manifesto, the internationally recognized clinical psychologist and author Jordan B. Peterson writes a sharp manifesto-like text. Not as a political slogan, but as a defense of a set of values and a way of life that, in his opinion, remain essential for the survival of civilization.

In clear language and with his characteristic moral rigor, Peterson speaks about:

• truth, as a prerequisite for meaningful dialogue
• freedom, which requires limits and consequences
• responsibility, as a source of meaning and dignity
• institutions - family, community, tradition - as the backbone of every living culture.