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Integral Nationalism
Action Française · 1899–1944 · France · Reactionary · Movement · coding confidence medium
Each axis runs from −10 to +10, with zero a genuine mixed or balanced position rather than an absence of opinion. A score describes a stated position and a governing record; it is not a judgement of merit. What each score means →
Core principles
Restoration of the monarchy, hereditary and decentralised, against the 'four confederate states' of Jews, Protestants, Freemasons and foreigners.
Economic model
Corporatist, anti-industrial-finance, agrarian and guild-oriented.
Organisation of powers
Hereditary monarchy with provincial and corporate liberties beneath it.
Reading note
Reactionary rather than fascist: it wanted a restored past, not a mobilised new order. The distinction matters and is regularly collapsed.
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EC · Economic organisation · scored +05
Coded +5: corporatist and agrarian against industrial finance.
- Programme textMaurras attacked finance capital and the department store alongside the republic.
CU · Social and cultural order · scored +10
At the ceiling: restoration of hereditary monarchy and Catholic order.
- Programme textMaurras defended Catholicism as social order while remaining personally agnostic.
AU · Organisation of power · scored +08
Coded +8: hereditary monarchy with no elected legislature.
- Programme textThe programme rejected parliamentary representation as such.
SC · Scale of decision · scored +06
Coded +6: monarchy with restored provincial and corporate liberties.
- Programme textDecentralisation to provinces and corporations was part of the restoration programme.
ID · Rule of membership · scored +09
Coded +9: the 'four confederate states' named as internal enemies.
- Programme textMaurras identified Jews, Protestants, Freemasons and foreigners as the anti-France.
CH · Method and tempo · scored +04
Coded +4: reactionary rather than fascist — restoration, not a mobilised new order.
- ScholarshipThe Camelots du Roi used street violence but the movement sought to restore a past regime.
Where it came from, and what came after
- takes its doctrine fromMetternichian Reaction
The reactionary programme of restoring a pre-revolutionary order, transmitted through the nineteenth century.
- gave doctrine toFalangism
Maurras' integral nationalism was read across the Latin European right.
- gave doctrine toItalian Fascism
Mussolini's syndicalist and nationalist synthesis drew on the French integral nationalists.
Nearest organisations by measured distance
Straight-line separation across all six axes, out of a maximum of 49.0. Proximity means similarity of stated position, not endorsement and not resemblance in outcome.
- Taliban3.5
- Syrian Transitional Authority3.7
- Imperial Japanese Statism3.9
- Greek Colonels4.1
- Meiji State Modernism4.2
- Hindutva5.0
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