Recommendation by @Zil .
Introduction
What do the new nationalists want from international relations? The political assemblage self-styled as the New Right has ambitions to rebuild the world on ‘new foundations’. Not unlike communists in the late 1870s, the contemporary New Right, exemplified in politicians like Giorgia Meloni and Matteo Salvini in Italy, Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil, Donald Trump in the US, Narendra Modi in India, Xi Jinping in China, Viktor Orbán in Hungary, Vladimir Putin in Russia and Marine Le Pen in France, seeks ‘a radical renewal of modes of thought, decision and action’ through revolutionary changes to the rules of international relations.1 Today, a mismatched grouping of populist politicians and authoritarian governments are singing in harmony about the need to end the Globalist world order and restructure international society. As Trump argued, ‘the future belongs to patriots, and not to globalists’.2