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Dark Lights. Understanding Neo-Reactionary Thought
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This review was published in the autumn 2026 issue of Foreign Policy (No. 3/2026). Laurence Nardon, head of the Americas programme at Ifri, offers an analysis of the book by Arnaud Miranda, The Dark Lights. Understanding Neo-Reactionary Thought (Gallimard, 2026, 176 pages). Many books have recently attempted to map the intellectual currents related to the extreme right or, should we [...]
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