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When the thinkers of the European New Right point to their main theoretical influences, the politician Antonio Gramsci's name stands out as an anomaly among such figures as conservative Weimar Republic theorists Carl Schmitt and Ernst Junger or the animal behaviorist Konrad Lorenz. Only twenty years later, the assumptions of the New Right are an established part of political discourse throughout Western Europe, championed by political parties that vie for representation at every level of government. The principle that all peoples are biologically unique, and therefore not equal, also legitimizes disparity between First and Third World peoples.