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== Ideology ==

== Ideology ==

Generation Identity follows broadly the ideas of the [[European New Right]] an ideology/set of beliefs laid down by political philosophers such as Guillaume Faye, Alain De Benoist and Tomislav Sunic.<ref>https://republicstandard.com/generation-identity-why-and-how-we-fight-for-the-future-of-the-west/</ref> Books such as ''Why We Fight'' by [[Guillaume Faye]], ''A Strange Death of Europe'' by Douglas Murray, and ''The Problem of Democracy'' by Alain De Benoist are popular works for Identitarians.<ref>https://www.generation-identity.org.uk/generation-identity-book-review/</ref>

Generation Identity follows broadly the ideas of the [[European New Right]] an ideology/set of beliefs laid down by political philosophers such as Guillaume Faye, Alain De Benoist and Tomislav Sunic.<ref>https://republicstandard.com/generation-identity-why-and-how-we-fight-for-the-future-of-the-west/</ref> Books such as ''Why We Fight'' by Guillaume Faye, ''A Strange Death of Europe'' by Douglas Murray, and ''The Problem of Democracy'' by Alain De Benoist are popular works for Identitarians.<ref>https://www.generation-identity.org.uk/generation-identity-book-review/</ref>

Identitarians believe the preservation of a Christian Europe can only be achieved via the methods of ethnopluralism, a belief that all peoples have the Right to a 'Homeland' in which they may remain a demographic majority.<ref>https://www.geopolitica.ru/en/article/generation-identity</ref>

Identitarians believe the preservation of a Christian Europe can only be achieved via the methods of ethnopluralism, a belief that all peoples have the Right to a 'Homeland' in which they may remain a demographic majority.<ref>https://www.geopolitica.ru/en/article/generation-identity</ref>