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Aristotle Kallis

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Who speaks for the mainstream in France?

  • Aristotle Kallis
  • June 15, 2021
On 21 April 2021, the publication of an open letter in France about the threat of a “civil war” made waves. About 1,000 signatories from the armed forces blamed “fanatic partisans” for…
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    Has COVID brought about a far-Right dystopia?

    • Aristotle Kallis
    • April 16, 2021
    If at the turn of the 21st century, the world already seemed decidedly ‘flatter’ and more compressed, after a year of closed borders, silent airports, ‘stay at home’ injunctions, and all sorts…
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      The ‘silent majority’: populist cliché or warning?

      • Aristotle Kallis
      • September 11, 2020
      In the run-up to the EU referendum in Britain in June 2016, at a time when the Remain vote was apparently enjoying a modest but clear advantage, one of the…
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        Taboo Breakers: How The Right Is Eroding Norms Of Decency

        • Aristotle Kallis
        • December 6, 2019
        The radical right has broken taboos in order to introduce harsh repressive norms that give them a license to pursue their regressive agenda. Taboos are complex social and cultural constructions.…
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          Is the World Undergoing a Deep Populist Transition?

          • Aristotle Kallis
          • August 1, 2019
          The political momentum and social appeal of the current populist backlash illustrates the persistence of dark collective layers that the postwar transition was meant to have banished. In academia, we…
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            The return of fascism? Why this is the wrong question to ask

            • Aristotle Kallis
            • April 24, 2019
            When a group of ultra-nationalist wannabes gathered in Milan in 1919 to hear firebrand leader Benito Mussolini speak, they became part of an infamous moment in history. There, Mussolini presented…
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              The far right’s weaponisation of history

              • Aristotle Kallis
              • April 22, 2019
              At the age of twelve, my classics class at the high school devoted an entire week to the ancient war between the Persian Empire and Athens. We were told that…
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                The (un)intended consequences of the UK’s ‘hostile environment’ to immigration

                • Aristotle Kallis
                • May 9, 2018
                Turning previously radical ideas, originally confined to the fringes of the party-political narratives and social attitudes, into mainstream orthodoxies is not as difficult as it is often assumed. The flutter…
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                  Islamophobia, racism and the far-right … and the right … and the left …

                  • Aristotle Kallis
                  • April 21, 2018
                  How different was the world in 1997? That was the year when the Runnymede Trust published its landmark report on Islamophobia, drawing attention to the then growing threat of anti-Muslim…
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