Alternative Right (magazine)
| Alternative Right | |||
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| Existence | 2010—present | ||
| Type | online magazine | ||
| Purpose | Paleoconservatism American nationalism | ||
| Location | United States | ||
| Affiliation | National Policy Institute | ||
| Leader | Richard B. Spencer (2010-2013) Andy Nowicki (2013-present) | ||
Alternative Right, also known as AltRight, is an online magazine publication based in the United States. The project was founded in 2010 by Richard B. Spencer of the National Policy Institute: Spencer had also been an editor at The American Conservative and Taki's Magazine. Within the spectrum of American politics, Alternative Right intellectually takes a traditionalist and paleoconservative stance, contrary to neoconservatism and globalism.
New Alternative Right
Towards the end of 2013, the Alternative Right website was shutdown and then redirected to a blogsite. The previous editor of the project Richard B. Spencer left the website but continues to write for an NPI-affiliated online publication known as the Radix Journal (with the likes of Roman Bernard and Jack Donovan) and took with him the Vanguard Radio podcast. On the other hand some writers were opposed to it being closed; Colin Liddell and Andy Nowicki decided to continue with the Alt-Right project and write under the banner of the New Alternative Right.
See also
- alt-right
- List of patriotic websites
- List of internet podcasts
- Dark Enlightenment
- American Renaissance
External links
- Alternative Right at Blogspot.com
- Alt-Right Podcast at Blogspot.com
- Radix Journal at RadixJournal.com
- Alternative Right at Facebook
- New Alternative Right at Facebook
