A Journal of Culture, History and Global Statecraft

Arnaud Imatz

Arnaud Imatz, a Basque-French political scientist and historian, holds a State Doctorate (DrE) in political science and is a correspondent-member of the Royal Academy of History (Spain), and a former international civil servant at OECD. He is a specialist in the Spanish Civil War, European populism, and the political struggles of the Right and the Left – all subjects on which he has written several books. He has also published numerous articles on the political thought of the founder and theoretician of the Falange, José Antonio Primo de Rivera, as well as the Liberal philosopher, José Ortega y Gasset, and the Catholic traditionalist, Juan Donoso Cortés.

Published Articles (37)

Heroic Virtue: An Interview with Arnaud Imatz

April 01, 2025

The Invading Friend: The United States of America

May 01, 2024

50 Years Ago: The Gulag Archipelago, A Revolution from the East

December 01, 2023

Realist Theories and Theorists of International Relations

July 01, 2023

The War Against the Dead: José Antonio Primo de Rivera, Eternal Victim of Hatred

May 01, 2023

Clara Campoamor and Mercedes Formica: Two Exceptional Feminists, Victims of Political Correctness

March 01, 2023

Franco and the Holocaust: From Hostility to Protection of the Jews

January 01, 2023

The School of Salamanca: Origins of Political Economy and International Law

December 01, 2022

Pío Moa: Facing the Gravediggers of History

September 01, 2022

Democracy: The Failure of a System become Religion

June 01, 2022

Pío Moa: Facing the Myths and Propaganda about the Spanish Civil War—Part II

May 01, 2022

Pío Moa: Facing The Myths And Propaganda About The Spanish Civil War—Part I

April 01, 2022

The Brutal Record Of Marxist Socialism, And The Connivance Of Fellow-Travelers And Other Useful Idiots

December 01, 2021

To Rearm Minds: Some Reflections On Opposition

October 01, 2021

Liberalism Yes – No? But Which Liberalism?

October 01, 2021

Fascism: History And Chimeric Reality

June 01, 2021

The Man Who Saved The Spanish Empire

December 01, 2020

End Of The Myth Of The French Revolution

December 01, 2020

History Is Not Manichean: A Conversation With Arnaud Imatz

November 01, 2020

Al-Andalus: A History Contaminated By Political Correctness

September 01, 2020

The Valle de los Caídos: Place of Memory, Faith, And Polemic

September 01, 2020

Charles de Gaulle, Mythologized, Yet Betrayed, Part III

September 01, 2020

Charles de Gaulle, Mythologized, Yet Betrayed, Part II of III

August 01, 2020

Charles de Gaulle, Mythologized, Yet Betrayed, Part I of III

July 01, 2020

Miguel de Unamuno vs. Alejandro Amenábar

April 01, 2020

Under cover of Anti-Francoism, They Are Revising History

April 01, 2020

The Right-Left Divide: Does It Still Matter?

March 01, 2020

What Is Political Realism?

March 01, 2020

Human Rights - Not All That Universal

March 01, 2020

The Siege Of The Alcazar: Myth And History

February 01, 2020

Wilhelm Röpke And The Third "Neo-Liberal" Path

February 01, 2020

Melchor Rodriguez: The Red Angel Of The Spanish Civil War

February 01, 2020

A Child Of The Spanish Civil War

February 01, 2020

José Antonio: Expiatory Victim of the Spanish Civil War

January 01, 2020

The Last Will And Testament Of José Antonio Primo de Rivera

January 01, 2020

The Assassination of Federico García Lorca: Propaganda And History

January 01, 2020

The Assassination Of José Calvo Sotelo: Prelude To The Spanish Civil War

December 01, 2019