British political commentator and associate editor of The Spectator — author of The Strange Death of Europe, The Madness of Crowds, and The War on the West — the most widely read conservative critic of mass immigration to Europe and identity politics.
Creates the demographic argument against European immigration policy for mainstream audiences — The Strange Death of Europe's argument (that the scale and pace of migration combined with European demographic decline and civilizational self-doubt is producing irreversible cultural transformation) made the migration debate accessible without far-right framing.
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