 He argued against democracy and in favour of an organic society, rejecting government by political parties and underlining what he perceived as the importance of group membership on the bases of family, regional, cultural and nationalistic identities.His work dealt little in the practicalities of how the ideology would be implemented, with these more mundane aspects covered more in the works of Denis.He had reservations about Nazism due to his strong Catholic faith, and was generally not pro-German in outlook.