"For I say that there will be more accusers of you than there are now; accusers whom hitherto I have restrained: and as they are younger they will be more severe with you, and you will be more offended at them." - Socrates Aristokratia III: Hellas returns us to the foundation of modern politics, deep in the history of ancient Greece. From the Homeric heroes and the birth of Aristocracy through to the rise (and subsequent collapse) of Democracy, the ideas of Plato, and the military might of Sparta - Aristokratia III presents Greece to us in its days of glory - and brutally reminds us that the failures of their political system were eerily similar to our own. Continuing through to the modern era, we are then presented by new philosophies, articles, book reviews and topics relevant to contemporary society. Contributors include: Edwin Dyga, Mark Dyal, Alexander Jacob, Greg Johnson, Colin Liddell, Keith Preston, Brett Stevens, Conor Wrigley and Azsacra Zarathustra, amongst other spirited and talented individuals. Content includes: What is Best in Life? The Pursuit of Excellence & the Aristocratic Principle The Platonic Ontology of Justice: Crafts, the Forms, and Political Leadership Herodotus on Oracles, Dreams, and Gods Lycurgus & the Creation of the Spartan Warrior State Plato and the Divine Apollonius of Tyana and the Alternative Empire Transcendence & the Aristocratic principle: 'Throne And Altar' as Essential Criteria for Civilization & National Particularism; Defence against Demotic Tyranny The Bourgeoisie, Protestantism & the Protocols: The Anti-Democratic Thought of Erik Ritter Von Kuehnelt-Leddihn & Barone Giulio Cesare Evola Nietzsche the Visionary: A Reflection on the Nature of a Civilization Guided by Nietzschean Values Mircea Eliade's 'traditionalism': Appearance & Reality The End of American History The Beauty of Monarchy The Relevance of Philosophy to Political Change Zombies vs. Vampires Expressions of Socio-Political Fears n Horror Film The Great Forest of the Overman: Dismantling Illusion From Within Freedom of the Overman: Revolutionary Language of the Overman Par Excellence.....plus book reviews.