An overview of a fascinating and contentious political and intellectual tradition

Davies, Peter J.

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1888’, taken from R.Gildea, The Third Republic 1870-1914,

A History,

And is also writing pre-FN.

Anti-Semitism in Modern France,

Antisémitisme et Fascisme en France,

argues that immigration is the extreme right’s issue par excellence

Conservative Politics in France,

Considerations on France’, taken from

Contrat pour la France avec les Français: Le Pen Président, Saint-Brieuc, Presses Bretonnes,

Corresponds with the type of doctrine examined in A.Aughey, ’The Moderate Right: The Conservative Tradition

Droite Ni Gauche,

for whom Barrès was a key spokesman, was known officially as the ’Revisionist’ movement because it sought to ’revise’ the constitutional arrangements of the Third Republic.

Français,

L’Extrême Droite en France, Paris, Presses Universitaires de France,

Les Français d’Abord,

Not to be confused with 1980s new right.

One Vichy poster featured two houses: one representative of the old Republic - decrepit and dirty -

op.cit, p.246, and, more generally,

op.cit.,

op.cit., and R.Soucy, Fascism in France: The Case of Maurice Barrès,

op.cit., p.103, and, more generally,

op.cit., p.12; see also Warner,

op.cit., p.17; see also G.Steiner, ’Aspects of Counter-Revolution’

op.cit., pp.41-9, and Hainsworth,

or Rights? The Rise of the &quot;New Right&quot;’,

p.14; A

p.144; for background, see Billig, op.cit., on conspiracy theories and Holocaust Denial theories.

p.7; O’Sullivan, op.cit., p.54; R.Rémond, The Right Wing in France,

p.78; see also Z.Sternhell, La Droite Révolutionnaire,

Political Traditions in Modern France,

pp.146-8; Hainsworth, op.cit., p.5, says the extreme right is not synonymous with ’fascism’ or ’new fascism’.

quoted in J-F.Sirinelli & E.Vigne, ’Introduction’

The Conservative Right and the Far Right in France: The Search for Power’

The Development of the Radical Right in France: From Boulanger to Le Pen,

The Extreme Right: Continuities in Anti-Semitic Conspiracy Theory

The French Right: From de Maistre to Maurras,

The Longest Hatred,

The Nancy Programme, 1898’, taken from D.Thomson,

The Nature of Fascism in France’,

The Nature of Fascism,

The New Right in France’,

The Radical Right: The ’&quot;Conservative Revolutionaries&quot;

The Reactionary Right: The French Revolution, Charles Maurras and the Action Française’,

The Rise of the &quot;New Right&quot;’, in Eatwell & O’Sullivan, op.cit., pp.6-13; see also N.O’Sullivan, ’The New Right: The Quest for a Civil Philosophy

Three Faces of Fascism,

Words to the Marshal’, taken from McClelland,

The extreme right in France, 1789 to the present

The extreme right in France, 1789 to the present

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