Build an organic society

We have a duty to, once again, place man, his needs and goals, in the spotlight of society.

Prioritize localism and face-to-face relationships

Rebuild rooted communities at local and regional levels

Restore natural and traditional gender roles

Establish the family as the fundamental unit of society

Reforge social bonds based on trust and mutual aid

A Natural Social Order

Liberal modernity has transformed our societies into a simple sum of isolated individuals, interchangeable consumers with neither ties nor roots. This social atomization is the breeding ground for all forms of loneliness and leaves man disarmed against an all-powerful Market.

In reality, society is a living body whose cells are families and whose organs are local communities. To build a sustainable society, we must respect the natural laws of the human species: need for belonging, differentiation of our roles, local solidarity, and more.

Cultural Rootedness

Economy of Proximity

True Solidarity

Natural Order

Reweaving Social Bonds

Man is only happy when he is an integral part of a true, supportive community.

Family as a Building Block

The family is not a revocable social contract, but the fundamental cell of every lasting civilization. It is the primary place for the transmission of life, education, and heritage. Against modern undifferentiation, we affirm the necessity of reinstating natural and traditional gender roles, the only guarantee of a harmonious balance between men and women.

Living on a Human Scale

The gigantism of globalized metropolises dehumanizes social relationships. The economy must be organized concentrically according to need: one consumes first near home, then in one's region, one's country, and finally within an enlarged European economic space. The economy must thus be based on a strict localist principle and only resort to longer supply chains when true need arises.

Organic Mutual Aid

True solidarity is not expressed through an anonymous bureaucracy that takes from some and gives to others. It is the fruit of a social bond refounded on immediate mutual aid between members of the same community. Trade guilds, active neighborhoods, clan and family solidarities are the best bulwarks against precariousness and isolation.

"Race, which is paternity and filiation, heritage and transmission, designates an organic community, to which is opposed a mechanical society seized up by antagonistic gears (...)"
Rémi Soulié

Find your place within a living community