Neoreaction
Neoreaction, also called the Dark Enlightenment, is an online-born anti-democratic movement. It argues that democracy and egalitarianism have failed and proposes governance modelled on monarchy or a corporation run by a sovereign chief executive, sometimes split into competing small states.
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Proposes a 'patchwork' of many small sovereign states rather than large nations.
Explicitly rejects democracy in favour of an unaccountable sovereign ruler.
Values order and effective rule over civil liberties.
Hostile to global institutions, but focused on small sovereign units rather than nations.
No defining military doctrine; values the capacity to enforce order.
Generally favours hierarchy and limits on immigration.
Strongly anti-egalitarian and pro-property.
Treats the state as a firm; markets dominate, but the sovereign has wide discretion.
No firm trade stance.
Mostly secular reasoning, though some adherents are religious traditionalists.
Rejects progressivism and favours traditional hierarchies.
Strongly associated with technology circles and techno-capitalist futurism.