The Two Faces of the ‘Global Right’: Revolutionary Conservatives and National-Conservatives

Studies of the Global Right usually trace its intellectual underpinnings to revolutionary conservative New and ideas claiming defend an ‘ethno-pluralist’ European identity from multiculturalist threat a ‘Great Replacement’ through immigration. A second lineage, which we refer as ‘national-conservative’, is less explored more concerned with threats moral order loss bearing due liberalism’s relativism. These two lineages, corresponding political alignments, engender different projects Right, not that coherent it seems. Taking long-term historical-ideational perspective underlines power ideologies templates, argue closer look at traditions can help explain contrasting preferences for socio-economic action, institution-building transnational cooperation.