Freedom Needs a Fence

On why real freedom needs boundaries, why obligation is its precondition, and why a people is entitled to the same self-determination we grant without…

Aug 30 • Dan Eriksson

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An Ecosystem Is Not an Audience

How the parts become a whole

Aug 13 • Dan Eriksson

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Exit Requires an Economy

Cultural independence stays a dream until it has a material base.

Aug 6 • Dan Eriksson

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July 2026

The Succession Test

Can a dissident organisation survive the transfer of authority to another generation?

Jul 30 • Dan Eriksson

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Why Communities Become Clubs

How belonging quietly replaces the mission on the dissident Right

Jul 23 • Dan Eriksson

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What I Mean by the Dissident Right

A working definition, for readers of my essays.

Jul 19 • Dan Eriksson

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Your Movement Should Survive Thirty Days Without You

A thirty-day test of whether you have built an institution or a personal dependency

Jul 16 • Dan Eriksson

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A Movement That Cannot Train People Does Not Exist

Recruitment brings people in. Formation determines what they become.

Jul 13 • Dan Eriksson

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Why the Right Keeps Mistaking Attention for Power

A million followers can vanish overnight and leave nothing but screenshots. Why the Right mistakes visibility for power, and what actually survives the…

Jul 12 • Dan Eriksson

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The Elites Have Panicked, Not Fallen

Alain de Benoist, Christopher Lasch, and the work that starts after the culture war.

Jul 1 • Dan Eriksson

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June 2026

The Architecture of Long-Term Power

Why real movements are built from the inside out

Jun 25 • Dan Eriksson

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January 2026

Why Arguments Don't Work

Developmental psychology shows that most people think in groups. The question is which group. The answer will determine our future.

Jan 19 • Dan Eriksson

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