Traditionalism and the Radical Right

A 2004 history traced the line from its founders into postwar political currents, and a 2020 study documented its reception among named living political figures — the part of the school's story most readers will actually encounter is its politics, not its philosophy of religion.

Mark Sedgwick, Against the Modern World (2004); Benjamin Teitelbaum, War for Eternity (2020)

The twentieth-century philosophical school holding that all true religions share one ancient source, and its documented later adoption by political movements.

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