The European New Right - A Shi'a Response : A Radical Critique of Alexander Dugin, E. Michael Jones, and Alain de Benoist (9781912759064)
After the defeat of National Socialism and Fascism in 1945 and the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, the upshot of the performance of the vanquishing political ideology of Liberalism is that it has torn international law to shreds while bankrupting itself through the immoral practice of usury. Under its auspices, with the loss of faith in God, the traditional family has been destroyed, being replaced by moral depravity, leading to cultural decay. The isolation of the individual and anxiety about the future have become the hallmarks of 21st century liberal culture. In this midst, it would thus seem that there are three remaining contenders to the throne that Liberalism has vacated by its malfeasance and failure: traditional Catholicism; the European New Right, led by Alain de Benoist and the Grecists, and Alexander Dugin's Eurasianist movement. Arash Najaf-Zādeh argues that Catholicism recused itself with the broadside that it self-inflicted at the Second Vatican Council of 1...