Reading List

This list is by no means exhaustive, but there are a couple of books I consider indispensable for the subject matter at hand:

• Man and Technics, by Oswald Spengler
• Hour of Decision, by Oswald Spengler
• The Decline of the West (You should be shot if you even think about reading the crappy abridged version, but go ahead and plumb that book for neat biographical information on Spengler), by Oswald Spengler
• Fascism, edited by Roger Griffin
• English Translation and Analysis of Major General Karl Ernst Haushofer's Geopolitics of the Pacific Ocean: Studies on the Relationship between Geography and History, by Karl Haushofer
• Men Among the Ruins, by Julius Evola
• Ride the Tiger, by Julius Evola
• Revolt Against the Modern World, by Julius Evola
• The Concept of the Political, by Carl Schmitt
• Political Theology, by Carl Schmitt
• The Valor of Ignorance, by Homer Lea
• The Day of the Saxon, by Homer Lea
• Imperium, F.P. Yockey
• The Enemy of Europe, by F.P. Yockey
• My Rise and Fall, by Benito Mussolini
• Dreamer of the Day, by Kevin Coogan (A MUST READ BOOK!!!)
• Day of Reckoning, by Pat Buchanan (gives the Milton Friedman crowd what for)
• Global Trade and Conflicting National Interests, by Ralph E. Gomory and William J Baumol
• National System of Political Economy, by Friedrich List