**Pierre Debray** (2019). A policy for the 21st century, a French action at the service of the future. Editions of Flore. 290 pages. Description Capital to understand the 21st century, France moved from industrial society to post-industrial society in 1982, when the center-left social democrats took over from the center-right liberals. Pierre Debray then publishes his last great monarchist study on the consequences of this double phenomenon. Relying on Organizing Empiricism and the Maurrassian vision of the "Future of Intelligence", Debray realizes a great prospective analysis of the social and societal misdeeds of the post-industrial society, the aging of the population and the flows migration. With 30 years in advance, going back to causes, he foresees the misdeeds of our current crisis of civilization and designates the main adversary to fight, the "establishment" and its technocracy as the new face of the legal country. As a royalist strategist, he demonstrates the contradiction, the bearer of hope for the real country, between the defense of democracy and the claim to modernize society. Order