New Culture, New Right by Michael O'Meara

Why We Fight by Guillaume Faye

https://www.google.com/search?q=samuel+p+huntington+who+are+we&client=safari&channel=iphone_bm&prmd=imvn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjE0bOl2a3YAhXJ7iYKHXHaAfAQ_AUIESgB&biw=375&bih=553#imgrc=GPo3L8AtzVQjrM:

Sorry, couldn’t grab the picture. This is a civic nationalist work, but has some great discourse on individual, racial, and national identity

New Culture New Right by Michael O'Meara is really excellent as an introduction to French New Right ideas. I often tell people it's the best place to start

Suggestion: “Signs of Identity” by Martin Ehala. Very solid guy I interact with on Twitter a decent bit. I wrote a little bit more about it on the “social science” sub channel

This looks really good! Thanks for the advice! @Pavel Cristović

New book came in today,sounds like it may be a good 1. I really liked the interview with Julian Langness i recently saw & ordered it.

@celticflame I too heard that interview and plan on getting that

Cool

Nice!!!

A Fair Hearing by various authors

Generation Identity by Markus Willinger

Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive to 2025? By Pat Buchanan

Paleoconservative/Identitarianism

Anything good to read on ideological vanguardism?

Lenin: A Biography by Robert Service @NateDahl76

@NateDahl76 Could you elaborate on what you mean a little bit?

@Tron It's where the furthest right or left (small groups) try to draw larger segments of the population towards their ideology. Usually applied with Leninist revolutionary tactics, different for us obviously

We essentially make up part of the bow of the ship so to speak, at the forefront of the struggle

Right. Was just making sure we were on the same page

It’s not an identitarian book, but I recommend everybody read The Crowd by Gustave LeBon.
It’s really dense, but it’s a great primer on group psychology and how to manipulate (or win over) mass groups

https://www.counter-currents.com/2018/09/the-creature-from-the-black-pill/

Very well written refutation of Ryan Faulk's silly new ideology