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Index
Cover
Copyright page
Publisher’s Foreword
Epigraph
Contents
Statue of Cecil Rhodes at Oriel College
Foreword
Defining the New World Order
The Problem(s) Resolved by this Book
The Origins and Evolution of Freedom
The Emergence of Freedom
America vs. the Empire
Undermining Freedom
Reviving Freedom
Professor Antony Sutton
An Introduction to World Order
Rhodes straddles Africa
The Rhodes Scholarship for Imperialism
Dining Hall, Balliol College, Oxford University
An Education on the “Informal” Empire After Versailles
Fugitives: An Anthology of Verse
Political Sectionalism in America Between the Wars
Chatham House
A Commonwealth of Nations – the 1930s
William Yandell Elliott at WBOS (Boston) microphone, circa 1940
The Crisis of World Order – On the Brink of World War
William Yandell Elliott served six U.S. Presidents
A New Economic Order – World War II
William Yandell Elliott, a formal portrait from the 1960s
Order out of Chaos – Initiating the Cold War
Elliott’s protégé Kissinger became an important advisor for presidents.
Kissinger’s Understanding of History – The End of the Cold War
Sir Halford Mackinder, Director of the London School of Economics
The Clash of Civilizations
Sir Cecil Rhodes, 1853 – 1902
The Ghibelline Globalists of the Techno-Structure: On the Current Destinies of Empire and Church
G.A. Borgese and the “English-Speaking Idea”
Guelphs vs. Ghibellines
Julius Evola and the Politology of (Fascist) “Traditionalism”
The Anglo-American Vaishyas
The “Pious” Nationalism of the Action Française: U.S. Neoconservatism avant la lettre
The “Pope’s Divisions”: the Vatican between Fascism and Nazism
The Pain of Techno-Fascism
Index
Contents
Landmarks
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