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	'''Alain de Benoist''' (born 11 December 1943 in Saint-Symphorien, Département Indre-et-Loire [today Tours], Indre-et-Loire, [[France]]) is a French philosopher and the leading member of [[GRECE]], the origin of the French Nouvelle Droite ("New Right"), the [[European New Right]], and the [[identitarian movement]]. Editor of the journals ''Nouvelle Ecole'' and ''Krisis'', his works have also been published in a variety of journals such as ''[[Mankind Quarterly]]'', ''Telos'', ''[[The Scorpion]]'', ''[[The Occidental Quarterly]]'' and ''Tyr''. Over the past forty years he has had a tremendous impact on the philosophical and ideological understanding of the European political situation."		'''Alain de Benoist''' (born 11 December 1943 in Saint-Symphorien, Département Indre-et-Loire [today Tours], Indre-et-Loire, [[France]]) is a French philosopher and the leading member of [[GRECE]], the origin of the French Nouvelle Droite ("New Right"), the [[European New Right]], and the [[identitarian movement]]. Editor of the journals ''Nouvelle Ecole'' and ''Krisis'', his works have also been published in a variety of journals such as ''[[Mankind Quarterly]]'', ''Telos'', ''[[The Scorpion]]'', ''[[The Occidental Quarterly]]'' and ''Tyr''. Over the past forty years he has had a tremendous impact on the philosophical and ideological understanding of the European political situation."

	==Biography==		==Biography==
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	Born in Saint-Symphorien (Indre-et-Loire), upon graduating from the lycées Montaigne and Louis-le-Grand, Alain de Benoist commenced study at the Paris Law Faculty; he later studied philosophy, sociology, and the history of religions at the Sorbonne. For four years he was editor of the weekly magazine, ''L'Observateur européen''; following this he was briefly ''L'Echo de la presse et de la publicité'''s editor, before assuming in [[1969]] the role of editor for ''Nouvelle Ecole'', a position he has since held. Since [[1988]], he has also been editor of ''Krisis''. He is married, and has two children.		Born in Saint-Symphorien (Indre-et-Loire), upon graduating from the lycées Montaigne and Louis-le-Grand, Alain de Benoist commenced study at the Paris Law Faculty; he later studied philosophy, sociology, and the history of religions at the Sorbonne. For four years he was editor of the weekly magazine, ''L'Observateur européen''; following this he was briefly ''L'Echo de la presse et de la publicité'''s editor, before assuming in [[1969]] the role of editor for ''Nouvelle Ecole'', a position he has since held. Since [[1988]], he has also been editor of ''Krisis''. He is married, and has two children.

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	The influence of Benoist's work, particularly through the various organs of [[GRECE]], on the French and wider [[European New Right]] has been profound. Naturally, his writings have from the outset provoked the ire of the Left. However, criticism has also been levelled from the Right, notably regarding GRECE's shift from a stance opposed to [[multiculturalism]] to one favouring the recognition of immigrant non-French communities. However, it is notable that Alain de Benoist, despite holding reservations about quickly immigration problems can be solved, still criticizes immigration, which signifies that his critics are clearly biased in their protrayal of his position. He has clearly declared in his ''Manifesto for a European Renaissance'' (originally, "Manifesto of the French New Right in the Year 2000") that "immigration such as one sees today in Europe constitutes an undeniably negative phenomenon" and that "the New Right favors policies restrictive of immigration, coupled with increased cooperation with Third World countries where organic interdependence and traditional ways of life still survive, in order to overcome imbalances resulting from globalization." Also, recently one writer has remarked that "it seems clear from several of his works... (such as his 'Manifesto of the New Right,' 'Immigration: Reserve Army of Capital,' 'What is Racism?', and American Renaissance’s Interview with Alain de Benoist) that Alain de Benoist does believe that maintaining the separateness of the various cultural, ethnic, and racial groups is very important and he certainly does not accept the permanent re-settlement of Europe by racially foreign immigrants (as O'Meara claims); rather, he believes taking a less radical procedure to solve the matter." (Quoted from: [http://neweuropeanconservative.wordpress.com/2012/09/12/benoists-pluriversum-omeara/ Link]).		The influence of Benoist's work, particularly through the various organs of [[GRECE]], on the French and wider [[European New Right]] has been profound. Naturally, his writings have from the outset provoked the ire of the Left. However, criticism has also been levelled from the Right, notably regarding GRECE's shift from a stance opposed to [[multiculturalism]] to one favouring the recognition of immigrant non-French communities. However, it is notable that Alain de Benoist, despite holding reservations about quickly immigration problems can be solved, still criticizes immigration, which signifies that his critics are clearly biased in their protrayal of his position. He has clearly declared in his ''Manifesto for a European Renaissance'' (originally, "Manifesto of the French New Right in the Year 2000") that "immigration such as one sees today in Europe constitutes an undeniably negative phenomenon" and that "the New Right favors policies restrictive of immigration, coupled with increased cooperation with Third World countries where organic interdependence and traditional ways of life still survive, in order to overcome imbalances resulting from globalization." Also, recently one writer has remarked that "it seems clear from several of his works... (such as his 'Manifesto of the New Right,' 'Immigration: Reserve Army of Capital,' 'What is Racism?', and American Renaissance’s Interview with Alain de Benoist) that Alain de Benoist does believe that maintaining the separateness of the various cultural, ethnic, and racial groups is very important and he certainly does not accept the permanent re-settlement of Europe by racially foreign immigrants (as O'Meara claims); rather, he believes taking a less radical procedure to solve the matter." (Quoted from: [http://neweuropeanconservative.wordpress.com/2012/09/12/benoists-pluriversum-omeara/ Link]).

	It must be recognised that Benoist has, for the most part, not significantly impacted upon the ruling liberal political and social elites within Europe. However, his influence has been significant for a growing number of radical, revolutionary ~~nationalist~~ organisations and movements across Europe. Through his writings, Benoist has deepened the intellectual and conceptual resources available to those on the Right, whatever their immediate allegiance or strategy. In so doing, he has effectively rearmed right-wing thought, and provided the means to challenge the intellectual hegemony enjoyed by the Left since the end of the [[Second World War]].		It must be recognised that Benoist has, for the most part, not significantly impacted upon the ruling liberal political and social elites within Europe. However, his influence has been significant for a growing number of radical, revolutionary fascist organisations and movements across Europe. Through his writings, Benoist has deepened the intellectual and conceptual resources available to those on the Right, whatever their immediate allegiance or strategy. In so doing, he has effectively rearmed right-wing thought, and provided the means to challenge the intellectual hegemony enjoyed by the Left since the end of the [[Second World War]].

	==Bibliography (Major Works)==		==Bibliography (Major Works)==

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