Bibliography: 2021

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Abbas, Tahir. Countering Violent Extremism: The International Deradicalization Agenda. London: I.B. Tauris, 2021

Ackerman, Spencer. Reign of Terror: How the 9/11 Era Destabilized America and Produced Trump. New York: Viking, 2021

Albertazzi, Daniele, and Davide Vampa. Populism in Europe: Lessons from Umberto Bossi’s Northern League. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2021. Chapter abstracts.

Anderson, Wendy K. Z. Rebirthing a Nation: White Women, Identity Politics, and the Internet. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 2021. Chapter excerpts.

Antisemitism on the Rise: The 1930s and Today. Edited by Ari Kohen and Gerald J. Steinacher. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2021. Contents: Part 1. History of Antisemitism – Underestimating German Antisemitism: The Case of Carl Schmitt, the Frankfurt School, and Weimar Jewish Elites / Joseph W. Bendersky, 23-45 – Antisemitism and Totalitarian Movements: Thinking Again about Hannah Arendt / Jean Cahan, 46-74 – Nazi Antisemitism as Ideology and Genocidal Practice: The Case of Alfred Rosenberg / Jürgen Matthäus, 75-98 – “Semites” on Display: David Gordon Lyon and the Jewish Other at Harvard University, 1889-1926 / Timothy Turnquist, 99-123 – Use and Abuse of the Bible: German Christian Antisemitism in the 1930s and 1940s / Leonard Greenspoon, 124-150 – The Forgotten Jewish Atlantis: Poznan and the Legacy of Antisemitism / Lukasz W. Niparko, 151-180 – Part 2. Contemporary Antisemitism – Antisemitism and its Transnational Inhibitions: 1930s Europe and Now / R. Amy Elman, 183-205 – BDS, Antisemitism, and Israeli Identity / Shlomo Abramovich, 206-224 – The Role of Antisemitism in Holocaust Education in the Jewish and Secular School Classroom / Scott B. Littky, 225-242. Chapter excerpts.

An Authoritarian Third Way in the Era of Fascism: Diffusion, Models and Interactions in Europe and Latin America. Edited By António Costa Pinto. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. Contents: The Diffusion of Authoritarian Models in the Era of Fascism: An Introduction, by António Costa Pinto, 1-6, full text and here — Looking for a Third Way: Salazar’s Dictatorship and the Diffusion of Authoritarian Models in the Era of Fascism, by António Costa Pinto, 7-37 — 2. The Multifaceted Appeal of the Portuguese New State: Foreign Book Donors in Salazar’s Library, by Rita de Almeida Carvalho and Duncan Simpson, 38-58 — 3. ‘Salazar’s Splendid Dictatorship’: Selling Authoritarian Ideas in Democratic Denmark, by Joachim Lund, 59-75 — 4. Portuguese Salazarism as an Example for a Third Way ‘Renewal’ in the Netherlands, 1933-1946, by Robin de Bruin, 76-90 — 5. Unlikely Mediterranean authoritarian crossings: Salazar’s Portugal as Model for the 4th of August Dictatorship in Greece (1936-40), by Aristotle Kallis, 91-106 — 6. Vichy and the Salazarist Model, by Olivier Dard and Ana Isabel Sardinha-Desvignes, 107-121 — 7. Dimitrije Ljotić and Zbor`s Corporatist Project for Interwar Yugoslavia, by Rastko Lompar, 122-136 — 8. Corporatist Models in the Ideology of the Czechoslovak National Fascist Community, by Jakub Drábik, 137-153 — 9. The Three Faces of Croatian Corporatism, 1941-1945, by Leo Marić, 154-170 — 10. The Andes Encounters the Iberian Dictatorships: Perceptions of Salazarism and Francoism in Ecuador, Peru and Colombia (1930-1950), by Carlos Espinosa, 171-191 — 11. Selective Appropriations of Iberian Dictatorships and the Radical Right in 1930s Argentina and Chile, by Gabriela Gomes, 192-212 — 12. Intellectual Debates about Catholic Corporatism in 1930s Brazil, by Luciano Aronne de Abreu and Gabriel Duarte Costaguta, 213-227. Chapter abstracts.

Balmer, Randall. Bad Faith: Race and the Rise of the Religious Right. Grand Rapids, Michigan: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2021

Barnes, Kenneth C. The Ku Klux Klan in 1920s Arkansas: How Protestant White Nationalism Came to Rule a State. Fayetteville: The University of Arkansas Press, 2021. Chapter excerpts. From the Preface.

Berry, Damon T. Christianity and the Alt-Right: Exploring the Relationship. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. Chapter abstracts.

Bond, Martyn. Hitler’s Cosmopolitan Bastard: Count Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi and His Vision of Europe. Montreal; Kingston; London; Chicago: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2021

Butler, Anthea. White Evangelical Racism: The Politics of Morality in America. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 2021 [3. Whitewashing Racism and the Rise of the Religious Right, 57-96, chapter excerpt].

Byrnes, Sean T. Disunited Nations: US Foreign Policy, Anti-Americanism, and the Rise of the New Right. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 2021. Chapter excerpts.

Calmes, Jackie. Dissent: The Radicalization of the Republican Party and Its Capture of the Court. New York: Grand Central Publishing, 2021. Chapters 1-3.

Carter-Sinclair, Michael. Vienna’s ‘Respectable’ Antisemites: A Study of the Christian Social Movement. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2021. Chapter abstracts and here.

Chafkin, Max. The Contrarian: Peter Thiel and Silicon Valley’s Pursuit of Power. New York: Penguin Press, 2021

The Changing Politics and Policy of Austerity. Edited by Stephen McBride, Bryan Evans, and Dieter Plehwe. Bristol: Policy Press, 2021 [9. Market populism, its right-wing offspring and left alternatives, by Ingo Schmidt, 195-212, chapter excerpt; 10. Austerity-induced populism: the rise and transformation of the new right, by Hans-Jürgen Bieling, 213-229, chapter excerpt].

Chatterjee, Ipsita. Alt-Right Movement: Dissecting Racism, Patriarchy and Anti-Immigrant Xenophobia. New Delhi; Thousand Oaks, California: Sage Publications, 2021

Contemporary Far-Right Thinkers and the Future of Liberal Democracy. Edited by A. James McAdams and Alejandro Castrillon. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. Contents: Part I. Introduction, 1-23 – 1. Contemporary Far-Right Thinkers in the Era of Liberal Democratic Crisis, by A. James McAdams, 3-23, full text – Part II. Foundations of Far-Right Thought, 25-81 – 2. Far-Right Intellectuals and the Illiberal Discourses of Identity, by Sarah Shurts, 27-44 – 3. Pat Buchanan, Far-Right Thinking, Ethnic Loyalty, and Liberal Democracy, by Jérôme Jamin, 45-65 – 4. Guillaume Faye, from New Right Intellectual to Prophet of the Racial Civil War, by Jean-Yves Camus, 66-81 – Part III. Theory in Context, 83-166 – 5. Making the Case for “Difference”: From the Nouvelle Droite to the Identitarians and the New Vanguardists, by A. James McAdams, 85-102 – 6. Geopolitics or Ethnopolitics? Guillaume Faye, the European Far Right, and the “Russia Problem,” by Mark Bassin, 103-120 – 7. Quillette, Classical Liberalism, and the International New Right, by Imogen Richards and Callum Jones, 121-148 – 8. The Emergence of the Russian Young Conservatives, by Marlene Laruelle, 149-166 – Part IV. From Illiberalism to Extremism, 167-222 – 9. The Making of Alt-History in Post-Communist Slovakia: Martin Lacko’s Construction of a Proud Nation, by Nina Paulovicova, 169-188 – 10. The Conservative Revolution of the 21st Century: The Curious Case of Jason Jorjani, by Ronald Beiner, 189-206 – 11. Beyond America: The Rise of the European Alt-Right, by José Pedro Zúquete, 207-222 – Part V. Into the Future, 223-279 – 12. The “Groyper” Movement in the US: Challenges for the Post-Alt-Right, by George Hawley, 225-241 – 13. Metapolitics, Masculinity, and Technology in the Rise of “Bronze Age Pervert,” by Josh Vandiver, 242-263 – 14. Regeneration on the Right: Visions of the Future, Past and Present, by Emma Planinc, 264-279 – Part VI. Conclusion, 281-300 – 15. The Shifting Faces of Far-Right Identity and the Future of Liberal Democracy, by Alejandro Castrillon, 283-300. Chapter abstracts.

Coogan, Kevin. The Spy Who Would Be Tsar: The Mystery of Michal Goleniewski and the Far-Right Underground. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. Introduction. Chapter abstracts.

Cowan, Benjamin A. Moral Majorities across the Americas: Brazil, the United States, and the Creation of the Religious Right. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 2021. Chapter excerpts.

Cox, Karen. No Common Ground: Confederate Monuments and the Ongoing Fight for Racial Justice. Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 2021

de Jonge, Léonie. The Success and Failure of Right-Wing Populist Parties in the Benelux Countries. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. Chapter abstracts.

Digital Hate: The Global Conjuncture of Extreme Speech. Edited by Sahana Udupa, Iginio Gagliardone, and Peter Hervik. Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University Press, 2021. Contents: Introduction: Hate Cultures in the Digital Age: The Global Conjuncture of Extreme Speech, by Sahana Udupa, Iginio Gagliardone, and Peter Hervik, 1-19 – Part One: Extreme Speech as a Critique: Power and Agonism1. There’s No Such Thing as Hate Speech and It’s a Good Thing, Too, by David Boromisza-Habashi, 23-33 — 2. The Political Trolling Industry in Duterte’s Philippines: Everyday Work Arrangements of Disinformation and Extreme Speech, by Jonathan Corpus Ong, 34-47 – 3. It Is Incivility, Not Hate Speech: Application of Laclau and Mouffe’s Discourse Theory to Analysis of Non-anthropocentric Agency, by David Katiambo, 48-59 – 4. The Moral Economy of Extreme Speech: Resentment and Anger in Indian Minority Politics, by Max Kramer, 60-73 – Part Two: Colloquialization of Exclusion – 5. Us and (((Them))): Extreme Memes and Antisemitism on 4Chan, by Marc Tuters and Sal Hagen, 77-94 – 6. Nationalism in the Digital Age: Fun as a Metapractice of Extreme Speech, by Sahana Udupa, 95-113 – 7. A Presidential Archive of Lies: Racism, Twitter, and a History of the Present, by Carole McGranahan, 114-130 – 8. Racialization, Racism and Anti-racism in Danish Social Media Platforms, by Peter Hervik, 131-145 – 9. Follow the Memes: on the Construction of Far-Right Identities Online, by Amy C. Mack, 146-161 – 10. The politics of Muhei: Ethnic Humor and Islamophobia on Chinese Social Media, by Gabriele de Seta, 162-174 – 11. Writing on the Walls: Discourses on Bolivian Immigrants in Chilean Meme Humor, by Nell Haynes, 175-193 – Part Three: Organization and Disorganization – 12. Blasphemy Accusations as Extreme Speech Acts in Pakistan, by Jurgen Schaflechner, 197-210 – 13. Localized Hatred: the Importance of Physical Spaces Within the German Far-right Online Counterpublic on Facebook, by Jonas Kaiser, 211-226 – 14. “Motherhood” Revisited: Pushing Boundaries in Indonesia’s Online Discourse, by Indah S. Pratidina, 227-239 – 15. Networks of Political Trolling in Turkey after the Consolidation of Power under the Presidency, by Erkan Saka, 240-255. Full text and here and here and here.

Dunstan, Sarah C. Race, Rights and Reform: Black Activism in the French Empire and the United States from World War I to the Cold War. Cambridge, New York, Port Melbourne, New Delhi, Singapore: Cambridge University Press, 2021 [6. “A New Fascism, the American Brand”: Anti-communism, Anti-imperialism and the Struggle for the West, 190-236].

Europe: Continent of Conspiracies. Conspiracy Theories in and about Europe. Edited By Andreas Önnerfors and André Krouwel. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. Contents: 1. Between Internal Enemies and External Threats: How Conspiracy Theories have Shaped Europe – An Introduction, by Andreas Önnerfors and André Krouwel, 1-21, full text — 2. The New European Order: Euroscepticism and Conspiracy-Belief, by André Krouwel and Jan-Willem van Prooijen, 22-35 — 3. The Eurabia Conspiracy Theory, by Eirikur Bergmann, 36-53 — 4. Metaphors of Invasion: Imagining Europe as Endangered by Islamization, by Estrella Gualda, 54-75 — 5. ‘Der Grosse Austausch’: Conspiratorial Frames of Terrorist Violence in Germany, by Andreas Önnerfors, 76-96 — 6. Denying the Geopolitical Reality: The Case of the German ‘Reich Citizens,’ by Florian Buchmayr, 97-116 — 7. The Fourth Reich in Europe: Conspiracy Theories about Germany in the Greek Press During the Economic Crisis, by Alexianna Tsotsou, 117-137 — 8. Populist Conspiracy Rhetoric and Arguments on EU Immigration: An Exploratory Analysis of pro-Brexit Newspapers, by Irina Diana Mădroane, 138-162 — 9. The Eternal George Soros: Rise of an Antisemitic and Islamophobic Conspiracy Theory, by Armin Langer, 163-184 — 10. EU-related Conspiracy Theories in the Western Balkans: Gravitating Between Rejecting and Embracing Europe through Eurovilification and Eurofundamentalism, by Nebojša Blanuša, Ognjan Denkovski, Kristijan Fidanovski, and Biljana Gjoneska, 185-213 — 11. The Brussels Conspiracy: Narratives of EU-related Conspiracy Theories in pro-Kremlin Media, by Jakov Bojovic, 214-230 — 12. Culture of Fear: The Decline of Europe in Russian Political Imagination, by Holger Mölder, 231-252 — 13. Unlocking the ‘Black Box’ of Conspiracy Theories in and about Europe, by Andreas Önnerfors and André Krouwel, 253-264. Chapter abstracts.

Exposing the Right and Fighting for Democracy: Celebrating Chip Berlet as Journalist and Scholar. Edited by Pam Chamberlain, Matthew N. Lyons, Abby Scher, and Spencer Sunshine. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. Contents: Introduction, 1-2, full text — PART I — The early years, 3 — 1. Chip in the 1960s, by Sue Kaiser, 5-7 — 2. My friend Chip, by Terre Roche, 8-9 — 3. From way back when to now, by Grace Mastalli, 10-17 — 4. Chip: The “Winni” years, by Mary Eich, 18-21 — 5. Our best friend, by Penny Rosenwasser, 22-23 — 6. Awe-inspiring moments and radical alterations: A conversation with Chip Berlet, by April Rosenblum, 24-30 — PART II — Analysis, 31 — 7. Ruminations on an intellectual history of Chip Berlet and the “Right Wing Populism” formulation, by Spencer Sunshine, 33-42 — 8. Transnational right-wing populism: Chip Berlet’s enduring insights, by Jason Wilson, 43-57 — 9. Chip Berlet’s brave look at the Far Right’s history and ourselves, by Maresi Starzmann, 58-60 — 10. Reading Chip Berlet in the Rose City, by J. Sciortino, 61-71 — 11. Chip Berlet and the fidelity of the clerks: A historical excursus, by Roger Griffin, 72-79 — 12. Understanding and resisting Left–Right convergence in the internet age, by Ben Gidley, 80-97 — 13. Social movement theory and right-wing conspiracism: Hints from Chip Berlet’s work, by Steven Gardiner, 88-93 — 14. What I learned from interacting with and reading Chip Berlet: An appreciation and thank you, by G. William Domhoff, 94-96 — 15. Why I’m a Chipite: Lessons from Chip Berlet, by Shane Burley, 97-109 — 16. Agent and archive: Chip Berlet and the historicity of rightwatchers, by A.J. Bauer, 110-113 — 17. Donald Trump and the myth of the deep state, by Michael Barkun, 114-120 — PART III — Practice, 121 — 18. Our Chip, by Angelia R. Wilson, 123 — 19. In praise of Chip Berlet: Intrepid and trustworthy trail guide, by Kay Whitlock, 124-127 — 20. Chip Berlet’s magic and militias, by Kenneth S. Stern, 128 — 21. Homage to Chip, by Bill Weinberg, 129-130 — 22. A conversation on Chip’s praxis, by Mary N. Taylor and Sophie Bjork-James, 131-135 — 23. Righteous mensch, by Holly Sklar, 136-137 — 24. The Berlet school of political thought, by Abby Scher, 138-143 — 25. Chip: You rock my world! by Loretta J. Ross, 144 — 26. Fighting the good fight: No chip on his shoulder, by Mark Potok, 145-146 — 27. Genuine Chip, by Mark Pitcavage, 147-148 — 28. He opened the library to me, by Jennifer Mittelstadt, 149 — 29. Chip Berlet, co-author, by Matthew N. Lyons, 150-153 — 30. Chip’s intellectual influence in exploring African anti-gay politics, by Kapya Kaoma, 154-161 — 31. The still, strategic, organizer mind of Chip Berlet, by Kit Gage, 162 — 32. Passing the Torch, by Alex DiBranco, 163-165 — 33. Studies on the Right with Chip Berlet, by James P. Danky, 166-174 — 34. Desperately seeking Chip, by Pam Chamberlain, 175-178 — PART IV — Legacy, 179 — 35. Reflections on reading Chip Berlet, by Aaron Winter, 181-185 — 36. Chip Berlet and defending dissent, by Sue Udry, 186 — 37. Always there in my corner, by Scot Nakagawa, 187 — 38. A bridge called Chip Berlet, by Cas Mudde, 188-190 — 39. The generosity of Chip Berlet, by Donna Minkowitz, 191 — 40. A tribute to Chip, by Carol Mason, 192-193 — 41. For Chip, by Joe Lowndes, 194-195 — 42. A hero, by Talia Lavin, 196 — 43. Chip Berlet was my foundation, by Daryle Lamont Jenkins, 197-198 — 44. The significance of Chip Berlet, by Bill Fletcher, Jr., 199-200 — 45. A bright light of scholarship and reporting in a darkening time, by Frederick Clarkson, 201-204 — 46. Standing on the shoulders of giants, by Brooke Binkowski, 205-206 — 47. Chip Berlet made me a better researcher and thinker, by Heidi Beirich, 207-210. Chapter abstracts.

Extremism, Society, and the State. Edited by Giacomo Loperfido. Brooklyn: Berghahn Books, 2021. Contents: Introduction: The Enigma of Extremism, by Giacomo Loperfido, 1-16 — 1. Getting Ready for the Dark Ages? Preppers, Populists and Climate Prophets: The Disintegration of Global Hegemony, PC Hysteria, and the Deplorable Ugliness of Decline, by Kajsa Ekholm Friedman and Jonathan Friedman, 17-34 — 2. Are We All Extremists Now? by Agnieszka Pasieka, 35-51 — 3. How Boko Haram’s ‘Liminal’ Child Witches and Child Soldiers Challenge the Capitalist State: An Animist Critique of Neo-libealism’s Ideology of Extremism, by Caroline Ifeka, 52-86 — 4. The Empire and the Barbarians: Cosmological Laceration and the Social Establishment of Extremism, by Giacomo Loperfido, 87-108 — 5. Suicide Bombing and Social Death, by Rohan Bastin, 109-128 — 6. Retreat to the Future: The Role of Apocalyptic Thought in Current Ethno-Nationalist Extremism, by Andrew F. Wilson, 129-147 — 7. Extremism as Immanence and Process: The Trump Transmutation, by Roland Kapferer and Bruce Kapferer, 148-184. Full text.

Faber, Sebastiaan. Exhuming Franco: Spain’s Second Transition. Nashville, Tennessee: Vanderbilt University Press, 2021

Farley, Audrey Clare. The Unfit Heiress: The Tragic Life and Scandalous Sterilization of Ann Cooper Hewitt. [Ashland]: Grand Central Publishing, 2021

A Field Guide to White Supremacy. Edited by Kathleen Belew, Ramon A. Gutierrez. Oakland: University of California Press, 2021. Contents: Introduction, by Kathleen Belew and Ramón A. Gutiérrez, 1-10 – Section I. Building, Protecting, and Profiting from Whiteness – 1. Nation v. Municipality: Indigenous Land Recovery, Settler Resentment, and Taxation on the Oneida Reservation, by Doug Kiel, 17-30 – 2. A Culture of Racism, by Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, 31-60 – 3. Policing the Boundaries of the White Republic: From Slave Codes to Mass Deportations, by Juan F. Perea, 61-84 – 4. The Arc of American Islamophobia: From Early History through the Present, by Khaled A. Beydoun, 85-96 – Section II. Iterations of White Supremacy – 5. The Longest War: Rape Culture and Domestic Violence, by Rebecca Solnit, 101-111 – 6. The Pain We Still Need to Feel: The New Lynching Memorial Confronts the Racial Terrorism That Corrupted America—and Still Does, by Jamelle Bouie, 112-120 – 7. Anti-Asian Violence and U.S. Imperialism, by Simeon Man, 121-131 – 8. Homophobia and American Nationalism: Mass Murder at the Pulse Nightclub, by Roderick Ferguson, 132-135 – 9. Wounds of White Supremacy: Understanding the Epidemic of Violence against Black and Brown Trans Women/Femmes, by Croix Saffin, 136-160 – 10. On Antisemitism, by Judith Butler, 161-168 – Section III. Anti-Immigrant Nation – 11. Fear of White Replacement: Latina Fertility, White Demographic Decline, and Immigration Reform, by Leo R. Chavez, 177-202 – 12. Unmaking the Nation of Immigrants: How John Tanton’s Network of Organizations Transformed Policy and Politics, by Carly Goodman, 203-219 – 13. The Expulsion of Immigrants: America’s Deportation Machine, by Adam Goodman, 220-229 – 14. The Detention and Deportation Regime as a Conduit of Death: Memorializing and Mourning Migrant Loss, by Jessica Ordaz, 230-246 – Section IV. White Supremacy from Fringe to Mainstream – 15. A Recent History of White Supremacy, by Ramón A. Gutiérrez, 251-264 – 16. From Pat Buchanan to Donald Trump: The Nativist Turn in Right-Wing Populism, by Joseph E. Lowndes, 265-286 – 17. The Alt-Right in Charlottesville: How an Online Movement Became a Real-World Presence, by Nicole Hemmer, 287-303 – 18. The Whiteness of Blue Lives: Race in American Policing, by Joseph Darda, 304-311 – 19. There Are No Lone Wolves: The White Power Movement at War, by Kathleen Belew, 312-324 – Conclusion, by Kathleen Belew and Ramón A. Gutiérrez, 325-334. Chapter abstracts.

Fried, Amy, and Douglas B. Harris. At War with Government: How Conservatives Weaponized Distrust from Goldwater to Trump. New York: Columbia University Press, 2021

Gallagher, Charles R. The Nazis of Copley Square: The Forgotten Story of the Christian Front. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press, 2021

Global Resurgence of the Right: Conceptual and Regional Perspectives. Edited by Gisela Pereyra Doval and Gastón Souroujon. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. Contents: Introduction. When the Rights Go Marching In: An Introduction, by Gisela Pereyra Doval and Gastón Souroujon, 1-5, full text — 1. Forty Years of Radical Right-Wing Populism: An Assessment, by Hans-Georg Betz, 7-40 — 2. Neoliberal Totalitarianism, by Marilena Chauí, 41-53 — 3. Populism: Uses, Abuses and Travels of an Uncomfortable Concept, by Gastón Souroujon and Cecilia Lesgart, 54-76 — 4. The Intellectual Reconstruction of Post War Fascism and the Populist Right, by Alberto Spektorowski, 77-97 — 5. Latin American Neo-Patriot Far-Right: Between the Crisis of Globalisation and Regional Political Processes, by José Antonio Sanahuja and Camilo López Burian, 98-122 — 6. The Marginalisation of Neo-Fascist Ideologies in Europe: The Traditional Extreme Right in the Postmodern Era, by Jean-Yves Camus, 123-137 — 7. The Effect of the Resurgent Radical Populist Right on the Main Centre-Left and Centre-Right Parties and their Adaptation Strategies: The Case of Austria, by Reinhard Heinisch, 138-160 — 8. The Right in Italy: Awaiting the Day of Reckoning, by Gianfranco Pasquino, 161-172 — 9. The Spanish Post-Fascist Right: The Unique Case of Vox, by Javier Franzé and Guillermo Fernández-Vázquez, 173-197 — 10. The Argentinean Right and the New Order of Cambiemos (2015–2019), by Juan Bautista Lucca and Esteban Iglesias, 198-213 — 11. Bolsonaro in Brazil: To the Right of the Right, by Gisela Pereyra Doval, 214-234 — 12. The Right Turn as a Process, Not an Assault: The Ecuadorian Case, 2007–2019, by Pablo Ospina Peralta, 235-254 — 13. The Stillborn Revolution: The Failure of Right-Wing Populism in the United States, by George Hawley, 255-269 — Epilogue. Right and Left in a Post-Covid-19 World, by Barry Cannon, 270-280. Chapter abstracts.

Goldwater, Barry M. The Conscience of a Conservative. Edited by C.C. Goldwater. With a new introduction by Sean Wilentz. With a new foreword by George F. Will. With a new afterword by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2021. Chapter excerpts.

Goodman, Adam. The Deportation Machine: America’s Long History of Expelling Immigrants. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2021. Introduction: Understanding the Machine.

Gounari, Panayota. From Twitter to Capitol Hill: Far-Right Authoritarian Populist Discourses, Social Media and Critical Pedagogy. Leiden and Boston: Brill, 2021. Chapter abstracts.

Gribben, Crawford. Survival and Resistance in Evangelical America: Christian Reconstruction in the Pacific Northwest. New York: Oxford University Press, 2021. Chapter abstracts.

Hall, Jeffrey J. Japan’s Nationalist Right in the Internet Age: Online Media and Grassroots Conservative Activism. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. Chapter abstracts.

Havertz, Ralf. Radical Right Populism in Germany: AfD, Pegida, and the Identitarian Movement. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. Introduction. Chapter abstracts.

Hendricks, Obery M., Jr. Christians Against Christianity: How Right-Wing Evangelicals Are Destroying Our Nation and Our Faith. Boston: Beacon Press, 2021

Hinton, Alexander Laban. It Can Happen Here: White Power and the Rising Threat of Genocide in the US. New York: New York University Press, 2021. Chapter first pages. Chapter excerpts.

Huntington, John S. Far-Right Vanguard: The Radical Roots of Modern Conservatism. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2021. Chapter first pages.

Illiberal Politics and Religion in Europe and Beyond: Concepts, Actors, and Identity Narratives. Anja Hennig (Hg.), Mirjam Weiberg-Salzmann (Hg.). Frankfurt/New York: Campus Verlag, 2021. Contents: I. Concepts and Theory — Introduction: Liberal Democracies under Assault, by Mirjam Weiberg-Salzmann and Anja Hennig, 13- — The Ambivalences of Democracy: Religion and Illiberal Politics, by Anja Hennig and Oliver Hidalgo, 35- — Religion as a Paradigm of Authority, Hierarchy and (In)Equality–On Conceptualizing Linkages between Religious Patterns of Thought and Illiberal Politics in Modern Democracy, by Oliver Hidalgo, 65- — Uniting Through Opposition: The Chains of Equivalence Politics of the Populist Right and Its Use of Religion, by Manon Westphal, 93- — II. Christian Identity Narratives and Anti-Muslim Politics — Hijacking Religion for the Sake of the Nation: Illiberal Democracy in Hungary, by Robert Sata, 127- — Between Catholic traditionalism and Laicité: The religious dimension in thought and action of the Front National in France, by Yves Bizeul, 159- — The Religious Dimensions of the Spanish Radical Right: Voters, Ideology and Communication of Vox, by Jakob Schwörer, Xavier Romero-Vidal, and Belén Fernández-García, 183-212 — Turning away from tolerance: Religion and illiberal politics in Austria, by Astrid Mattes, 213- — (Il-)liberal Public Policies on Islam in Switzerland: The Handshake Affair in Public Discourse and State Religious Policy, by Antonius Liedhegener and Laura Lots, 241- — III. Christian Identity Narratives and Nationalisms — Hussitism and Illiberal Politics in the Czech Republic: A Historical Religious Legacy in Dispute, by Miroslav Mareš, 271- — Orthodoxy as Exclusivist Identity in the Greek Radical Right: Discourse Analysis and Electoral Behavior, by Konstantinos Papastathis and Anastasia Litina, 291- — A Catholic Far-Right Party in Italy? How the Lega Nord Rediscovered Catholicism and Anti-Gender Politics, by Fabio Bolzonar, 317- — Instrumentalizing Religious Symbols: Anti-Liberal Narratives in the US and Brazil, by Katja Freistein, Frank Gadinger, and Christine Unrau, 347 — IV. (Il)liberal Christian Actors and Public Policies — Political Genderphobia in Germany: How Opposition to Gender-sensitive Education Reforms Unites Political and Religious Right-wing Actors, by Anja Hennig, 379- — The Christian Orthodox Church and Illiberal Politics in Romania, by Radu Cinpoeş, 407- — Illiberal Migration Politics and the Divided Catholic Church in Poland since 2015, by Anja Hennig and Madalena Meyer Resende, 433- — (Il)liberal Intervention? Religion and Moral Politics in Western Europe and the United States of America, by Mirjam Weiberg-Salzmann, 461- — V. Perspectives — Religion and (Il)liberal Politics. Interview of the editors with Michael Minkenberg, European University Viadrina, Comparative Politics, Frankfurt (Oder), 1/10/2020, 517- — Conclusion: Religion and Illiberal Politics: Patterns of an Ambivalent Relationship, by Anja Hennig, 527-549, full text.

Johanssen, Jacob. Fantasy, Online Misogyny and the Manosphere: Male Bodies of Dis/Inhibition. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. Preface by Klaus Theweleit. Chapter abstracts.

Jones, Reece. White Borders: The History of Race and Immigration in the United States from Chinese Exclusion to the Border Wall. Boston, Massachusetts: Beacon Press, 2021

Joppke, Christian. Neoliberal Nationalism: Immigration and the Rise of the Populist Right. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2021. Chapter summaries.

Journalism and Jim Crow: White Supremacy and the Black Struggle for a New America. Edited by Kathy Roberts Forde and Sid Bedingfield; foreword by Alex Lichtenstein. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2021. Contents: Introduction: Journalism and the World it Built, by Sid Bedingfield and Kathy Roberts Forde, 1-28 – Part One: The Contested New South – 1. Architect of the New South, by Kathy Roberts Forde, 31-56 – 2. Fight for a New America, by D’weston Haywood, 57-80 – Part Two: Racial Terror and Disfranchisement – 3. The Press and Lynching, by W. Fitzhugh Brundage, 83-114 – Mississippi Plan, by Robert Greene II, 115-132 – Part Three: Building the Solid South – 5. Populist Insurgency, Alabama, by Sid Bedingfield, 135-160 – 6. Tillman’s Rebellion, South Carolina, 161-196 – 7. Death of Democracy, North Carolina, by Kristin L. Gustafson, 197-234 – 8. Convict Wars, Tennessee, by Razvan Sibii, 235-263 – 9. Tourist Empires, Florida, by Kathy Roberts Forde and Bryan Bowman, 264-292 – Part Four: Measuring the Cost – 10. Silencing a Generation, by Blair Lm Kelley, 295-314 – Epilogue: Journalism and the World to Come, by Kathy Roberts Forde and Sid Bedingfield, 315-330. Chapter excerpts.

Jungkunz, Sebastian. The Nature and Origins of Political Extremism In Germany and Beyond. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. Chapter abstracts.

Kamali, Sara. Homegrown Hate: Why White Nationalists and Militant Islamists Are Waging War Against the United States. Oakland, California: University of California Press, 2021. Chapter first pages.

Kolden, Ingvar. Right-Wing Radicalism and National Socialism in Germany: Confessional Factors in Support and Resistance. Lanham, Maryland: Hamilton Books, 2021.

Kunkeler, Nathaniël D. B. Making Fascism in Sweden and the Netherlands Myth-Creation and Respectability, 1931-40. London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2021.

Lapper, Richard. Beef, Bible and Bullets: Brazil in the Age of Bolsonaro. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2021 [8. Right-wing militias on the march, 132-147, chapter abstract].

Laruelle, Marlene. Is Russia Fascist?: Unraveling Propaganda East and West. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2021. Chapter excerpts.

Lockenour, Jay. Dragonslayer: The Legend of Erich Ludendorff in the Weimar Republic and Third Reich. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2021. Chapter excerpts. Chapter abstracts. Chapter first pages.

Luczak, Ewa Barbara. Mocking Eugenics: American Culture Against Scientific Hatred. Abingdon, Oxon; New York, NY: Routledge, 2021. Introduction.

Magid, Shaul. Meir Kahane: The Public Life and Political Thought of an American Jewish Radical. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2021. Chapter excerpts.

Major, Lou. Against the Klan: A Newspaper Publisher in South Louisiana during the 1960s. Foreword by Stanley Nelson. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 2021. Chapter excerpts.

Morieson, Nicholas. Religion and the Populist Radical Right: Secular Christianism and Populism in Western Europe. Wilmington, DE: Vernon Press, 2021.

Mosse, George L. The Fascist Revolution: Toward a General Theory of Fascism. With a critical introduction by Roger Griffin. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 2021. Chapter excerpts.

Mulhall, Joe. Drums in the Distance: Journeys into the Global Far Right. London: Icon Books Ltd, 2021. Introduction.

The New Authoritarianism. Vol 3: A Risk Analysis of the Corporate/Radical-Right Axis. Edited by Alan Waring. Stuttgart: Ibidem Verlag, 2021. Contents: Introduction: Corporate Authoritarianism, the Radical Right, and Risk, by Alan Waring – Part 1: The Authoritarian Nature of the Corporate/Radical-Right Axis – Chapter 1: Corporate and Radical-Right Authoritarianism: A Fusion of Mutual Interests and Dark Money, by Alan Waring – Chapter 2: Zombieland Revisited Part 1: Genesis of Social and Psychological Aspects of the Absurd, State and Corporate Authoritarianism, by Antony A. Vass – Chapter 3: Zombieland Revisited Part 2: Pathological Corruption of Democracy, by Antony A. Vass — Chapter 4: Positive versus Toxic Leadership in the Corporate and Political Spheres, by Clive Smallman — Part 2: Perspectives on the Corporate/Radical-Right Axis — Chapter 5: Corporate Authoritarianism and Its Abusive Impacts in Democratic Societies, by Alan Waring — Chapter 6: Covid-19 and US Politicisation of Fear, by Vasiliki Tsagkroni — Chapter 7: Suppressing the ‘Seeker of Truth’ in the Covid-19 Pandemic: Medical Populism, Radical Uncertainty, and the Assault on Expertise, by Denis Fischbacher-Smith — Chapter 8: Lockdowns, Riots, and a Contested Election-Could the 2020 Crises Reinvigorate the US Far Right? by George Michael — Chapter 9: Radical-Right Conspiracy Theories and Corporate Collusion, by Alan Waring — PART 3: Conclusion — Chapter 10: A Risk Analysis and Assessment of the Corporate/Radical-Right Axis, by Alan Waring — Chapter 11: A Prognosis for the Corporate/Radical-Right Axis, by Alan Waring — Chapter 12: Potential Strategies to Limit the Corporate/ Radical-Right Threat, by Alan Waring.

Nilan, Pam. Young People and the Far Right. Singapore: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. Chapter abstracts and references.

O’Connor, Brendan. Blood Red Lines: How Nativism Fuels the Right. Chicago, Illinois: Haymarket Books, 2021

The Palgrave Handbook of Populism. Edited by Michael Oswald. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. Selected contents: Emotional Mobilization: The Affective Underpinnings of Right-Wing Populist Party Support, by Hans-Georg Betz and Michael Oswald, 115-143, chapter abstract and references — From Specific Worries to Generalized Anger: The Emotional Dynamics of Right-Wing Political Populism, by Christoph Giang Nguyen, Mikko Salmela, and Christian von Scheve, 145-160, chapter abstract and references — The (Almost) Forgotten Elitist Sources of Right-Wing Populism: Kaltenbrunner, Höcke and the Distaste for the Masses, by Phillip Becher, 213-224, chapter abstract and references — Right-Wing Populism and Gender, by Gabriele Dietze, 277-290, chapter abstract and references — ‘The Gendered Politics of Right-Wing Populism and Instersectional Feminist Contestations,’ by Julia Roth, 291-301, chapter abstract and references — The Framing of Right-Wing Populism: Intricacies of ‘Populist’ Narratives, Emotions, and Resonance, by Julia Leser and Rebecca Pates, 437-450, chapter abstract and references — Understanding the Support of Right-Wing Populist Positions Within Unsuspected Groups: The Case of Professional Social Workers in Italy, by Luca Fazzi and Urban Nothdurfter, 563-577, chapter abstract and references — Clarifying Our Populist Moment(s): Right-Wing and Left-Wing Populism in the 2016 Presidential Election, by Edward G. Carmines, Eric R. Schmidt, and Matthew R. Fowler, 579-608, chapter abstract and references — The Enemy in My House: How Right-Wing Populism Radicalized the Debate About Citizenship in France, by Elena Dück and Sebastian Glassner, 629-648, chapter abstract and references — Can Right-Wing Populist Parties Solve the “Democratic Dilemma”? by Martin Althoff, 649-663, chapter abstract and references.

Paradoxical Right-Wing Sexual Politics in Europe. Cornelia Möser, Jennifer Ramme, Judit Takács, editors. Cham: Springer, 2021. Contents: Cornelia Möser, Jennifer Ramme, Judit Takács, Paradoxes That Matter: Introducing Critical Perspectives on Right-wing Sexual Politics in Europe, 1-24 – Monica Cornejo-Valle and Jennifer Ramme, “We Don’t Want Rainbow Terror”: Religious and Far-Right Sexual Politics in Poland and Spain, 25-60 – Ana Cristina Santos, Nothing from Them: LGBTQI+ Rights and Portuguese Exceptionalism in Troubled Times, 61-85 – Cornelia Möser and Eva Reimers, The Sexual Politics of National Secularisms in Sweden and France: A Cross-Confessional Comparison, 87-118 – Luca Trappolin, Right-Wing Sexual Politics and “Anti-gender” Mobilization in Italy: Key Features and Latest Developments, 119-143 – Karin Stögner, Fear of the “New Human Being”: On the Intersection of Antisemitism, Antifeminism and Nationalism in the Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ), 145-172 – Erzsébet Barát, Paradoxes of the Right-Wing Sexual/Gender Politics in Hungary: Right-Wing Populism and the Ban of Gender Studies, 173-199 – Erin Katie Krafft, Paradoxical Sexual and Gender Politics: Projects and Narratives of Russia’s Far Right, 201-221 – Ulrieke M. Vieten, De-colonialising National(ist) Narratives Across the Isle of Ireland: The Right to Same-Sex Marriage and Abortion in Northern Ireland, 223-245 – Eva Reimers and Olaf Stuve, Paradoxes in Right-Wing Sexual Politics in Europe: Concluding Remarks, 247-265. Chapter abstracts and references.

Political Populism: Handbook of Concepts, Questions and Strategies of Research. Reinhard Heinisch, Christina Holtz-Bacha, Oscar Mazzoleni (eds.). Baden-Baden: Nomos, 2021. 2nd ed. Selected contents: 3. Conceptualising the Relationship Between Populism and the Radical Right, by Dietmar Loch, 79-92, chapter first page – 4. The Populist Radical Right and Social Movements, by Carlo Ruzza, 93-110, chapter first page – 14. Socio-cultural Legacies in Post-transition Societies in Central and Eastern Europe and the Relationship to the Resurgence of Right-wing Extremism and Populism in the Region, by Vlastimil Havlík and Miroslav Mareš, 257-270, chapter first page – 26. Populist and Non-populist Media: Their Paradoxical Role in the Development and Diffusion of a Right-Wing Ideology, by Benjamin Krämer, 441-456, chapter first page.

Polizzi, David. Toward a Phenomenology of Terrorism: Beyond Who is Killing Whom. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021 [8. White Supremacy and the Digital World: The Social Construction of White Identity, 193-221, chapter abstract and references; 9. The Reemergence of the Far-Right, 223-243, chapter abstract and references].

The Populist Radical Right and Health: National Policies and Global Trends. Edited by Michelle Falkenbach and Scott L. Greer. Foreword by Martin McKee. Cham, Switzerland: Springer, 2021. Contents: Introduction, by Michelle Falkenbach, Scott L. Greer, 1-24 — The Austrian Freedom Party in Government: A Threat to Public Health? by Michelle Falkenbach and Raffael Heiss, 25-45 — The Alternative for Germany (AfD) and Health Policy: Normalization or Containment of Populist Radical Right Tendencies? by Philipp Wacker and Katharina Kieslich, 47-57 — Populist Radical Right Influence on Health Policy in the Netherlands: The Case of the Party for Freedom (PVV), by Chiara Rinaldi and Marleen Bekker, 59-77 — The Evolution of the Populist Radical Right and Their Impact on Health in Italy, by Michelle Falkenbach, 79-94 — The Populist Radical Right and Health in Hungary, by Alexandru D. Moise, Gábor Scheiring, and Olga Löblová, 95-112, full text — Is the Polish ‘Law and Justice’ (PiS) a Typical Populist Radical Right Party? A Health Policy Perspective, by Michal Zabdyr-Jamróz, Olga Löblová, Alexandru D. Moise, and Iwona Kowalska-Bobko, 113-137 — The Case of the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP), by Ian McManus, 139-155 — Rhetoric and Reality in the United States of America: Trump, Populism and Health Policy, by Phillip M. Singer and Charley E. Willison, 157-167 — Ruling Through Chaos in Brazil: Bolsonaro’s Authoritarian Agenda for Public Health, by Carolina Alves Vestena, 169-180 — An Authoritarian Reaction to COVID-19 in the Philippines: A Strong Commitment to Universal Health Care Combined with Violent Securitization, by Wolfram Schaffar, 181-192 — Conclusion, by Scott L. Greer and Michelle Falkenbach, 193-204. Chapter abstracts and references.

The Radical Right During Crisis. CARR Yearbook 2020/2021. Eviane Leidig (ed.). Stuttgart: ibidem-Verlag, 2021. Contents: Preface by Eviane Leidig – AUTHORITARIANISM REVISITED – The Psychology of a Fascist Leader: Hitler’s “Blond Beast” Reinhard Heydrich, by Chris Webb – Hegel and Fascism, by Henry Mead – The ‘Silent Majority’: Populist Cliché or Warning?, by Aristotle Kallis – How Fascists Have Used Panics to Consolidate Power, by Roland Clark – Can the Radical Right’s Reductionist Narrative Withstand Real-World Complexity?, by Alan Waring – Alternative Epistemologies of the Radical Right: How Grand Narratives and the Quest for Truth Offer Recognition and a Sense of Belonging, by Mario Peucker – Radical Right Voters and Democratic Support, by Nicolas Bichay – NATIONALISM AND MEMORY – Grieving Greater Hungary: Trianon, Orbán, and the Hungarian Radical Right, by Katherine Kondor – An “Ambivalent Day”: How the AfD Attempts to Re-frame the 8th May as Day to Commemorate German Victimhood, by Sophie Schmalenberger – Putin’s Amendments to Russia’s Constitution Sparks Debate About Russian Nationalism, by Valery Engel – Eco-fascism “Proper”: The Curious Case of Greenline Front, by Bernhard Forchtner and Balša Lubarda – TERRORISM AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE – A New Wave of Right-Wing Terrorism, by Reem Ahmed and Maik Fielitz – Germany’s Terrorist Attack: Migrant Communities Have Lost Trust, by Barbara Manthe – Far-Right Terrorism is Global, But Coverage is Not: Hindu Nationalist Violence in India, by Eviane Leidig – In Germany, Anti-semitism on Social Media Can Be Linked to Offline Violence, by Monika Hübscher – Does Norway Have a Neo-Nazi Terrorist Problem?, by Mette Wiggen – Canada Filed the First Incel Terrorism Charge. How Do We Combat This Threat?, by Cristina Ariza – THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC – COVID-19 Could Be a Harbinger of Authoritarianism, by Dan Stone – Anti-government Ideology in the Times of COVID-19, by Jaclyn Fox – The Radical Right is Weaponizing COVID-19 Online, by Bethan Johnson – Under Lockdown, Germany’s PEGIDA Goes to YouTube, by Sabine Volk – Europe’s Far-Right Fails to Capitalize on COVID-19, by Jean-Yves Camus – Quo Vadis, Europe? Coping with Old and New Crises, by Ruth Wodak – COVID-19 Will Have Long-lasting Consequences for International Migration, by Michelle L. O’Brien and Maureen A. Eger – How COVID and Syria Conspiracies Introduce Fascism to the Left: The Red-Brown Media Spectrum, by Emmi Bevensee – QAnon: A Conspiracy for Our Time, by Hans-Georg Betz – BLACK LIVES MATTER, POLICING, AND MILITARY PRESENCE – I Predict a Riot: An Analysis of White Supremacist Propaganda in the Wake of the George Floyd Murder, by Ashton Kingdon – “Get in the Bin!” The Far-Right “Guarding” British Monuments, by Callum Downes – Contemporary Tensions Between Blacks and Jews in America: July Fireworks and Why They Matter, by Ayal Feinberg – Is America Edging Toward a “Racial Holy War”?, by Leonard Weinberg – Nuancing “Chan-Culture”: /K/ and the Visual Culture of Weapons Boards, by Blyth Crawford – The Other Epidemic: White Supremacists in Law Enforcement, by Simon Purdue – No Bargain: Why Don’t Bad Cops Get Fired? The Power of Police Unions, by Mark Potok – ‘Press the Reset Button’: Right-Wing Extremism in Germany’s Military, by Tobias Hof – Investigating the Radical Right’s Presence in the Canadian Military, by Yannick Veilleux-Lepage – ALT-TECH – The Social Media Platform That Welcomes QAnon with Open Arms, by Greta Jasser – The Transnationalization of White Supremacist Discourse: The Hundred-Handers and the It’s Okay to Be White Campaign, by Ariel Koch – Networked Hate: White Supremacist Activity on Telegram, by Jacob Davey – Why Do Hate Groups and Terrorists Love Telegram?, by Megan Squire – IDEOLOGY, INTELLECTUALS, AND METAPOLITICS – Did a French Far-Right Thinker Predict 2020?, by Chamila Liyanage – Why Did Heidegger Emerge as the Central Philosopher of the Far-Right?, by Julian Göpffarth – Sweden Heading Towards “Academic Freedom” as Battlefield of the Radical Right, by Andreas Önnerfors – Why is the Brazilian Right Afraid of Pablo Freire?, by Andrew Woods – The Right’s War on Science & Experts Escalates Amid COVID-19, by Valerio Alfonso Bruno and James F. Downes – What WhatsApp Conversations Reveal About the Far-Right’s Ideology, by Ico Maly – Racist Occultism in the UK: Behind the Order of Nine Angles (O9A), by Dominic Alessio and Robert Wallis – SEXUALITY AND GENDER – The New Man and Fascism, by Paul Jackson – Incels: Alienated Men and Violence in the Digital Age, by Florence Keen – The Proud Boys Are Standing By, by Julia R. DeCook – Marching On, But Not Together: The Georgian Far Right versus Guram Kashia, by Michael Cole – The “Rainbow Nation” is Not Immune to Anti-gender Activism: Attacks on Queer Bodies and Knowledge in South Africa, by Haley McEwen – Turning Family Into a Political Weapon, by Miranda Christou – Islamophobia in Sri Lanka, or the Sterilization Obsession, by Carmen Aguilera-Carnerero – The Radical Right is Exploiting a Swedish Teen’s Murder, by Michael Colborne – NEW VOTER STRONGHOLDS – When Ethnic Minorities Vote for Right-Wing Populism, by Bàrbara Molas – In Bed with the Far Right in Thuringia: A Watershed Moment for Muslim CDU supporters?, by Özgur Özavatan – The German AfD Makes Appeals to Russian-Germans, by Maximilian Kreter and Kiran Bowry – THE RADICAL RIGHT IN TURMOIL – Disunity within the Ranks? Party Expulsions in the European Radical Right: 2000-2020, by James F. Downes, Felix Wiebrecht, and Edward K. F. Chan – Is Italian Right-Wing Populism in Decline?, by Alessio Scopelliti – The Dusk after the Dawn: Fall of a Greek Neo-Nazi Party, by Vasiliki Tsagkroni – COUNTERING THE RADICAL RIGHT – Collecting Hate: The Ethics of Archiving and Researching on the Radical and Far-Right, by Daniel Jones – The Many Faces of the Radical Right and How to Counter Their Threat: CARR’s Report “Faces” of the Radical Right, by Archie Henderson – Treating “White Men” as a New “Suspect Community” is Not the Answer, by Natalie James – Tackling Online Radicalisation at Its Offline Roots, by William Baldet – Moving Away from Islamist Extremism: Assessing Counter Narrative Responses to the Far-Right Online, by William Allchorn – How to Counter Radical Right Narratives Head on, by Craig McCann – Can Anything Be Done Against Radical Right Misinformation?, by Matthias Wasser – The Effects of Censoring the Far-Right Online, by Ofra Klein – Is Antifa the Answer to Today’s Fascism?, by Louie Dean Valencia-García – Remembering Kevin Coogan, by Alexander Reid Ross – How to Laugh Away the Far-Right: Lessons from Germany, by Michael C. Zeller – CARR 2020 Bibliography, by Archie Henderson.

Rama, José, Lisa Zanotti, Stuart J. Turnbull-Dugarte, and Andrés Santana. VOX: The Rise of the Spanish Populist Radical Right. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. Foreword by Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser. Introduction: From pariah to the institutions.

Renton, David. No Free Speech for Fascists: Exploring ‘No Platform’ in History, Law and Politics. London and New York: Routledge, 2021 [1. Introduction, 1-8, full text].

Riding the Populist Wave: Europe’s Mainstream Right in Crisis. Edited by Tim Bale and Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser. Cambridge and New York: Cambridge University Press, 2021. Contents: Preface, xiii-xiv; 1. The Mainstream Right in Western Europe: Caught between the Silent Revolution and Silent Counter-Revolution, by Tim Bale and Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser, 1-37, full text; 2. The Demand Side: Profiling the Electorate of the Mainstream Right in Western Europe since the 2000s, by Eelco Harteveld, 38-66; 3. The Supply Side: Mainstream Right Party Policy Positions in a Changing Political Space in Western Europe, by Tarik Abou-Chadi and Werner Krause, 67-90; 4. Austria: Tracing the Christian Democrats’ Adaptation to the Silent Counter-Revolution, by Reinhard Heinisch and Annika Werner, 91-112; 5. France: Party System Change and the Demise of the Post-Gaullist Right, by Jocelyn Evans and Gilles Ivaldi, 113-140; 6. Germany: How the Christian Democrats Manage to Adapt to the Silent Counter-Revolution, by Sarah E. Wiliarty, 141-169; 7. Italy: The Mainstream Right and its Allies, 1994–2018, by Pietro Castelli Gattinara and Caterina Froio, 170-192; 8. The Netherlands: How the Mainstream Right Normalized the Silent Counter-Revolution, by Stijn van Kessel, 193-215; 9. Spain: The Development and Decline of the Popular Party, by Sonia Alonso and Bonnie N. Field, 216-245; 10. Sweden: The Difficult Adaptation of the Moderates to the Silent Counter-Revolution, by Anders Ravik Jupskås, 246-268; 11. The United Kingdom: The Conservatives and their Competitors in the post-Thatcher Era, by Richard Hayton, 269-289; 12. The Mainstream Right in Western Europe in the Twenty-First Century, by Tim Bale and Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser, 290-314. Chapter summaries.

The Right and Radical Right in the Americas: Ideological Currents from Interwar Canada to Contemporary Chile. Edited by Tamir Bar-On and Bàrbara Molas. Lanham: Lexington Books, 2021. Contents: Introduction – A Public Defense of Faith: Catholic Nationalism in Media during the Mexican Revolution / Nancy Aguirre – Corporatism and Authoritarianism in Latin America: The First Wave / António Costa Pinto – White Multiculturalism: An Interwar Radical-Right Approach to Canadian Ethnic Integration / Bàrbara Molas – Conservative Authoritarianism Against Populism: Argentina’s Dirty War / Alberto Spektorowski – The Canadian Red Tory Tradition: Janus / Ron Dart – Chile’s Radical and Extreme Right: Two Groups at the Fringe of Politics / Gilberto Cristian Aranda Bustamente – American Paleoconservatism and Neoliberalism: Alliances, Tensions and the Question of Donald Trump / Ray Kiely – The Metapolitics of the Alt-Right: A ‘Cultural War’ for the United States, European Identity, and the ‘White Race’ / Tamir Bar-On – Traditionalism in the American Right / Benjamin R. Teitelbaum.

Rise of the Far Right: Technologies of Recruitment and Mobilization. Edited by Melody Devries, Judith Bessant, and Rob Watts. Lanham, Boulder, New York, London: Rowman & Littlefield, 2021. Contents: 1. Introduction: The Uncanny Political Work of Technologies / Melody Devries, Judith Bessant and Rob Watts, 1-20 – Part I: Electoral and Institutional Resurgence: Campaigns and Wins – 2. Far-Right Recruitment and Mobilization on Facebook: The Case of Australia / Jordan McSwiney, 23-40 – 3. Populist Myths and Ethno-nationalist Fears in Hungary / Simon Bradford and Fin Cullen, 41-62 – 4. Multi-Platform Social Capital Mobilization Strategies among Anti-LGBTQIA+ Groups in Taiwan / Kenneth C.C. Yang and Yowei Kang, 63-64 – Part II: Social Network, Social Movement and the Gendered Far-Right – 5. Twitter as a Channel for Frame Diffusion: Hashtag Activism and the Virality of #Heterosexualprideday / J.P. Armstrong, 87-106 – 6. The Online Manosphere and Misogyny in the Far-Right: The Case of the #thotaudit / Simon Copland, 107-126 – 7. “A Positive Identity for Men”: Pathways to Far-right Participation Through Reddit’s /r/MensRights and /r/TheRedPill / Luc S. Cousineau, 127-146 – Part III: Platforms and Alt-Tech Collectivity – 8. Soldiers of 4chan: The Role of Anonymous Online Spaces in Backlash Movement Networks / Andrey Kasimov, 149-170 – 9. The Internet Hate Machine: On the Weird Collectivity of Anonymous Far-Right Groups / Sal Hagen and Marc Tuters, 171-192 – 10. Gab as an Imitated Counterpublic / Greta Jasser, 193-212 – Part IV: Assemblages and Assembled Tools: From Theory to Resistance – 11. Moments of Political Gameplay: Game Design as a Mobilization Tool for Far-right Action / Noel Brett, 215-236 – 12. Mobilized but Not (Yet) Recruited: The Case of the Collective Avatar / Melody Devries, 237-260, full text – 13. ‘Resisting’ the Far Right in Racial Capitalism: Sources, Possibilities and Limits / Tanner Mirrlees, 261-282.

Rispin, William. The French Centre Right and the Challenges of a Party System in Transition. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. Chapter abstracts and references.

Rocha, Camila, Esther Solano, and Jonas Medeiros. The Bolsonaro Paradox: The Public Sphere and Right-Wing Counterpublicity in Contemporary Brazil. Cham, Switzerland: Springer, 2021. Chapter abstracts and references.

Rose, Matthew. A World after Liberalism: Philosophers of the Radical Right. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2021. Chapter abstracts.

Rowland, Robert C. The Rhetoric of Donald Trump: Nationalist Populism and American Democracy. Lawrence, Kansas: University Press of Kansas, 2021. Chapter excerpts.

Salo, Sanna, and Jens Rydgren. The Battle Over Working-Class Voters: How Social Democracy Has Responded to the Populist Radical Right in the Nordic Countries. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. Introduction. Chapter abstracts.

Santin, Bryan M. Postwar American Fiction and the Rise of Modern Conservatism: A Literary History, 1945-2008. Cambridge, New York, Port Melbourne, New Delhi, Singapore: Cambridge University Press, 2021

Serwer, Adam. The Cruelty Is the Point: The Past, Present, and Future of Trump’s America. New York: One World, 2021

Staudenmaier, Peter. Ecology Contested: Environmental Politics between Left and Right. Porsgrunn, Norway: New Compass Press, 2021. Introduction: Ecofascism Past and Present.

Terrorism Inside America’s Borders. Edited by Ashraf Esmail, Lisa A Eargle, and Brandon Hamann. Hamilton Books, May 2021. Contents: Preface, by Ashraf Esmail, Lisa A. Eargle, and Brandon Hamann, xy – 1. Hate Crime or Act of Terrorism? The 2015 Mass Shooting of the Emanuel A.M.E. Nine in Charleston, South Carolina, by Lisa A. Eargle, George Amedee, Ashraf Esmail, and Jessica Burke, 1 – 2. The Shifting Course of Terroristic Ideologies in United States History, by Connor Chapman and DeMond Shondell Miller, 13 – 3. The Domestic Terrorist Profile, by Ori Swed and Andrew P. Davis, 27 – 4. History and Prevention of Domestic Terrorism Affecting the United States, by Brandon Hamann, Nia Nicks, Brendan Moore, Syed Adeel Ahmed, Shaliqua Wilson, Shatiqua Mosby Wilson, Shayamal Das, and Kathy Franklin, 37 – 5. If It Bleeds, It Leads: To What Extent Do the News Media Monger Fear in High-Profile Cases of Home-Grown Terrorism? by Selina Kerr and Mary Ann Markey, 55 – 6. Police Militarization and Domestic Terrorism, by Julius Trimble and Komanduri S. Murty, 89 – 7. History and Trends in Terrorism Affecting the U.S., by Komanduri S. Murty, 101 – 8. Sex Trafficking and Terrorism, by Compreca Martin, 129 – 9. Terrorism-Instigated Violence Event as Disaster (TIVEAD) Process Model, by Lisa A. Eargle, 137 – 10. Policing and European-American Hatred: A Form of Terrorism against African Americans in the United States, by Tara D. Miller, 157 – 11. Terrorism in the U.S., 2005-2017: A State-Level Analysis, by Lisa A. Eargle and Jessica M. Doucet, 165 – 12. Need to Understand the Unpredictability of Terrorism to Increase Preparedness, by Sandra Speer, 183 – 13. Youth Belonging, Radical Extremism, and Social Integration, by DeMond Shondell Miller, Anita D. Bledsoe-Gardner, Nicola Davis Bivens. and Gregory J. Harris, 201 – 14. Terrorism in the United States: Fighting Extremism, Terrorism, Drug Cartels, Gangs, and Organized Crime Groups, by Perry Lyle and Ashraf Esmail, 213.

Tillman, Erik R. Authoritarianism and the Evolution of West European Electoral Politics. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2021. Chapter abstracts.

Walker, Rob Faure. The Emergence of ‘Extremism’: Exposing the Violent Discourse and Language of ‘Radicalisation.’ London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2021.

Weinberg, Leonard. Right-Wing Violence in the Western World Since World War II. New Jersey: World Scientific Publishing Company, 2021. Introduction and here.

Weyland, Kurt. Assault on Democracy: Communism, Fascism, and Authoritarianism during the Interwar Years. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2021

White Supremacy and the American Media. Edited by Sarah D. Nilsen and Sarah E. Turner. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. Contents: 1. White Supremacy and the American Media, by Sarah D. Nilsen and Sarah E. Turner, 1-11, full text – Part I: Theories of White Supremacy and the Media, 13 – 2. Theorizing White Nationalism: Past, Present, and Future, by Ashley “Woody” Doane, 15-40 – 3. The Soul of White Nationalism in the American Body Politic: Birtherism, “Make America Great Again”, and Immigration, by Matthew Hughey, 41-60 – 4. The Racial Folly of White Liberals in Trump’s America and Beyond, by Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, 61-81 – Part II: White Supremacy and Film, 83 – 5. The Best of Enemies and BlacKkKlansman: Racial Dog Whistles, Whiteness, and a Sympathetic Klan, by Sarah E. Turner, 85-96 – 6. Knives Out and the End of Racial Politics, by Michael J. Blouin, 97-115 – 7. What Happened to the Green Book? The Disappearing Act of Black Agency and Other White Framings in Green Book, by Charise Pimentel, Jennifer Lee O’Donnell, Yasiry Lerma, and Cassadie Charlesworth, 116-138 – 8. American Sniper: Constructing a White Nationalist Hero, by Sarah Nilsen, 139-165 – Part III: White Supremacy and Television, 167 – 9. White Nationalism and the Spectre of the Refugee, by Pablo Bose, 169-185 – 10. “Keep it off the Field”: The Mediatized Sports Stadium as White Space, by Helen Morgan Parmett, 186-209 – 11. Whiteness and the Ambiguous Racial Politics of Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale, by Stefania Marghitu and Kelsey Moore Johnson, 210-230 – Part IV: White Supremacy, Social Media, and Gaming, 231 – 12. Stephen King’s Political Monsters, by Tony Magistrale, 233-245 – 13. Playing at Racism: White Supremacist Recruitment in Online Video Game Culture, by Megan Condis, 246-274 – 14. White Female Pain: Cis White Women and Digital Masculine Rhetoric, by Hannah Noel, 275-290. Chapter abstracts.

DISSERTATIONS AND THESES

Akin, Shelleen N. “Geospatial and Demographic Analysis of Right-Leaning Extremist Ideological Groups: Re-Evaluating Preconceived Notions.” M.S., The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 2021. Document Preview.

Al-Naimi, Fatima. “Anti-Immigration and the Far-Right: Examining the Effects of Far-Right Parties’ Anti- Immigration Ideologies on Immigration Legislation in Britain.” Thesis, Georgetown University in Qatar, GU-Q, 2021. Full text.

Arling, Heidi. “Northern-Southern populism in Europe: Political manifestos of the Finns Party, the Sweden Democrats, the League, and the National Rally, 2011-2018.” Master’s Thesis, Umeå University, 2021. Full text.

Baldinger, Mackenzie. “Neo-feudalism and Neo-traditionalism: the Intersection of Cultural Discourse and Economic Policies in Fidesz’s Hungary.” Master’s Thesis, Charles University, 2021. Full text.

Baltes, Halle. “Online Radicalization Behaviors by Violent Extremist Type.” Master of Arts, Johns Hopkins University, 2021. Full text.

Berg, Anne Espeland. “The education policies of the populist radical right: A comparative analysis of 13 Western European parties.” Master’s Thesis, University of Oslo, 2021. Full text.

Bichay, Nicolas Dimitri Tewfik. “From Rise to Rule: On the Dynamics of Radical-Right Parties in Europe.” Ph.D., Michigan State University, 2021. Full text.

Bjånesøy, Lise Lund. “The Controversial Populist Radical Right Through the Eyes of the Public: Disliked, yet Tolerated?” Ph.D., University of Bergen, 2021. Full text.

Borland, Jeff. “Illiberal Influences: Extreme Right-Wing Support and Its Consequences.” Ph.D., The University of Mississippi, 2021. Document Preview.

Botha, Daniel Craig. “Bridging White Supremacist Discourse: An ethnography of the online world of the ‘Alt-Right.’” M.A., Victoria University of Wellington, 2021. Full text.

Brown, Oliver. “British Right-Wing anti-Semitism, 1918-1930.” Masters thesis, University of Gloucestershire, 2021. Full text and here.

Claeys, Martha. “On Pride: The morality and politics of an emotion.” Ph.D., University of Antwerp, 2021 [Unapologetic. Introduction, 9-15 (on Anders Behring Breivik and his manifesto)]. Full text.

Collins, Jonathan. “A New Wave of Terrorism on the Horizon? A Comparative Analysis on the Rise of Right-Wing Extremism.” Master’s Thesis, Charles University, 2021. Full text.

Crawford, Lauren. “The SF Worlding of the Alt-Right: Conspiracy, Sabotage, and Fatal Misreadings.” M.A., Michigan State University, 2021. Document Preview.

Croisier, Julien. “‘A Green-Pink Climate Hysteria!’: Institutional Distrust and the Relationship between Right-Wing Populism and Climate Change Scepticism in Switzerland.” Master’s Thesis, University of Lausanne, 2021. Full text.

Esser, Arne C. “How does the language of corpora from radicalized communities discovered on Parler compare to online conversations on Twitter regarding the 2021 Capitol riots and election fraud?” Master of Science, Utrecht University, 2021. Full text.

Falkenbach, Michelle. “The Populist Radical Right in Government: The Effect of the Populist Radical Right on Health Policies in Western Europe.” Ph.D., University of Michigan, 2021. Full text.

Fernandes Pereira, Lidia. “Bolsonaro between populism and fascism: an analysis of the information manipulation during the 2018 electoral campaign.” Master’s thesis, Università Ca’Foscari Venezia, 2020. Full text.

Freure, Thomas Russell. “A Modern American Conservative: How Ronald Reagan Legitimized the Religious Right and Helped Reshape the American Zeitgeist.” Ph.D., University of Waterloo, 2021. Full text.

García Jaramillo, Daniel. “Constructing the ‘good Portuguese’ and their Enemy-Others: The Discourse of the Far-Right Chega Party on Social Media.” Master thesis, Instituto Universitário de Lisboa, 2021. Full text.

Habersack, Fabian J. “A Nativist Zeitgeist? Explaining Party Adaptation to the Success of the Populist Radical Right.” Ph.D., Universität Salzburg, 2021. Full text.

Heckenberger, Paula. “Can Modern Sexism Help Account for the Divergence in Radical Right Voting Gaps between France and Germany? A Qualitative Cross-Country Analysis.” Master of Science, University of Utrecht; Master of Arts, University of Konstanz, 2021. Full text.

Heinrich, Abra. “‘We are nothing without nature’- The emotional resonance of far-right ecologist online content in public Telegram channels.” Master of Arts, Utrecht University, 2021. Full text.

Höhne, Franziska. “The Dissatisfied Right: A Micro-Level Analysis of Political Dissatisfaction in Supporters of the Populist Radical Right in Rural East Germany.” Master’s Thesis, University of Gothenburg, 2021. Full text.

Iakovidis, Georgios. “Euroscepticism Trends in the European Elections of 2014 and 2019.” Master in International Public Administration, University of Macedonia, 2021. Full text.

Johansson, Alexander. “‘Swedish’ civic nationalism as both immigration scepticism and opposition to the Sweden Democrats.” Master thesis, University of Gothenburg, 2021. Full text.

Karim, Mahira Sahar. “A blind eye? A discourse analysis of Norwegian Police Security Service, 2004-2014.” Master’s Thesis, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, 2021. Full text.

King, Jeremiah W. “How Did the COVID-19 Pandemic Affect Far-Right Populist Sentiment in the United States: An Empirical Analysis.” M.S., Johns Hopkins University, 2021. Full text.

Knapp, Ivan. “Meme-Work: Psychoanalysis and the Alt-Right.” Ph.D., University College London, 2021. Full text.

Kuzma, Monika. “The Right’s Version of the Holocaust: The Politicization of History Textbooks in Defense of the Polish Nation.” Master thesis, Clark University, 2021. Document Preview.

Lantz, Abigail. “Mainstreaming the Far-Right: The Use of Anti-Migrant Frames in Sweden and France.” Master’s thesis, University of Gothenburg, 2021. Full text.

Lazar, Ernie. “Academic Theses Dissertations on John Birch Society.” July 23, 2021. A compilation of thirteen master’s theses and doctoral dissertations pertaining to the John Birch Society (3194 pages) from the 1960’s thru 2018. Full text and here.

Lillkung, Anna. “Men’s parties in gender equal havens: The gender-representation gap in the Nordic populist radical right parties.” Master’s Thesis, Åbo Akademi University, 2021. Full text.

Lobanov, Nikita. “Humour, Hate Crimes and British Radical Right Users on Twitter: A longitudinal Post-Brexit study.” Ph.D., Università di Bologna, 2021. Abstract.

Mitchell, Grant. “The Impact of Principal Party Strategies on the Radical Right: In Search of a Silver Bullet?” Ph.D., Keele University, 2021. Full text.

Moran, Daniel. “Renouncing Moderation: Right Wing Movements and Documents that Pivot the Republican Party from Barry Goldwater to the Alt-Right.” Master of Arts, Dartmouth College, 2021. Full text.

Morley, LoLo von Tresckow. “Immigration, Social Media, and the Far-Right: A Twitter Study of the Political Communication of Alternative Für Deutschland Following Terrorist Events.” M.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2021. Full text.

Nascimento, Victor M. A.. “The Hegemony of the Neoliberal Narrative: Right Wing Discourses of ‘Common Sense’, the Weaponization of the Term ‘Liberal’, and the Shifting of the Political Spectrum.” M.A., University of Victoria, 2021. Full text.

Nowikovsky, Alexandra. “The invisible mechanisms behind changes to immigration policy: The case of the right-wing challenge to the Austrian People’s Party.” M.A., University of Chicago, 2021. Abstract.

Ørsal, Julia. “Radical Competitors to the Radical Right: Explaining the Political Fragmentation of the Far Right in Denmark.” Master thesis, University of Oslo, 2021. Full text.

Pascoa Braga, Cezar Aloisio. “‘We Are Facing a Grave Threat’: Fujimorismo as a Case Study of Inclusionary and Exclusionary Populism in Latin America.” Master of Arts, Central European University, 2021. Analyzing the populist discourses of Alberto Fujimori and Keiko Fujimori, in Peru, to assess whether the new generation of Latin American right-wing populist leaders, of which Keiko Fujimori is a representative, professes an inclusionary or exclusionary rhetoric. Full text.

Paxton, Fred. “The Populist Radical Right in Local Power: Understanding Different Forms of Local Government Leadership by Populist Radical Right Parties in Western Europe.” Ph.D., European University Institute, 2021. Abstract.

Pedaja, Maris. “A para(t)oxic relationship between conservatives and climate. Analyzing climate denial in the frames of the Estonian Conservative People’s Party EKRE and their embeddedness in toxic masculinity.” Master thesis, Lund University, 2021. Full text.

Pentaras, Stefanos. “Extreme-right parties, De-radicalisation – Radicalisation Conditions & behavioural change: The case of the Golden Dawn.” Ph.D., University of York, 2021. Full text.

Purdue, Simon A. “Intersectional Hate: Race, Gender and Violence on the Transatlantic Extreme-Right, 1969-2009.” Ph.D., Northeastern University, 2021. Full text.

Rivlin, Sergei. “Political alternative right-wing parties of Germany, Austria and Switzerland.” Master’s Thesis, Masaryk University, 2021. Full text.

Saes Louarn, Alicia Noëllie. “Different Shades of Party-based Euroscepticism (A Heterogeneous Narrative): A Comparative Analysis of the 2014 European Parliament Elections in France and the United Kingdom.” Master’s thesis, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), 2021. Full text.

Schlagnitweit, Lilly. “Eroding Truth and Trust: The Far-Right Counter-Public’s Pandemic Media Criticism.” Master of Arts, Central European University, 2021. Full text.

Skrede, Ingrid. “Extreme Misogyny. Materialization of a Paradox: Gender and the Far-Right.” Master’s Thesis, University of Oslo, 2021. Full text.

Tamene, Ranya. “The Alternative Right Movement and Its Ideological Power in the United States.” Master thesis, Mohamed Khider University of Biskra, 2021. Full text.

Tetrault, Justin Everett Cobain. “Thinking Beyond Extremism: A Methodological Reorientation to Studying Right-wing Nationalism and the Far-right Movement in Canada.” Ph.D., University of Alberta, 2021. Full text.

Uhuangho, Collins. “The Impact of Far-Right Groups on the Lives of Latinas/os in Gwinnett County Georgia.” Ph.D., Walden University, 2021. Full text.

von Rozycki, Emilia Joanna. “Radical Right Parties – From True Competitors to Companions of the Center-Right?” Master thesis, University of Oslo, 2021. Full text.

Wergeland, Carl Fredrik. “Should the Norwegian Progress Party be considered as members of the Populist Radical Right Party Family? A Qualitative Analysis of the Authoritarian, Nativist and Populist Elements in the Norwegian Progress Party.” Master thesis, University of Bergen, 2021. Full text.

Wood, Joseph. “Jackboots, White Hoods, and the White Bible: The Fusion of the KKK, American Nazis, and Christian Identity.” M.A., The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 2021. Document Preview.

ARTICLES IN JOURNALS AND COLLECTIONS

Abbas, Faisal Shallal, and Majeed Kamil Hamzah. “The Impact of the Extreme Right in the United States of America on the Future of International Relations.” International Journal on Humanities and Social Sciences 21 (May 2021): 195-215. Full text and here.

Abdou, Leila Hadj, and Didier Ruedin. “The Austrian People’s Party: An Anti-Immigrant Right Party?” Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Published online: 9 Feb. 2021. Full text and here.

Abou-Chadi, Tarik, and Simon Hix. “Brahmin Left versus Merchant Right? Education, Class, Multiparty Competition, and Redistribution in Western Europe.” The British Journal of Sociology, First published: 25 February 2021. Full text and here and here and here. Replication material. Supplementary Material.

Abou-Chadi, Tarik, and Thomas Kurer. “Economic Risk within the Household and Voting for the Radical Right.” World Politics, Published online: 9 June 2021. Full text and here and here.

Abou-Chadi, Tarik, Magdalena Breyer, and Theresa Gessler. “The (Re)Politicisation of Gender in Western Europe.” European Journal of Politics and Gender 4.2 (June 2021): 311-314. Using data from political parties’ social media posts to argue that a novel politicisation of ‘gender’ in Western Europe has been driven by parties of the mainstream right and radical right. Full text and here and here.

Abou-Chadi, Tarik, Denis Cohen, and Markus Wagner. “The Centre-Right versus the Radical Right: The Role of Migration Issues and Economic Grievances.” Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Published online: 9 Feb. 2021. Abstract.

Abts, Koen, and Sharon Baute. “Social Resentment, Blame Attribution and Euroscepticism: The Role of Status Insecurity, Relative Deprivation and Powerlessness.” Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research, Published online: 20 Aug. 2021. Full text and here.

Abts, Koen, Emmanuel Dalle Mulle, Stijn van Kessel, and Elie Michel. “The Welfare Agenda of the Populist Radical Right in Western Europe: Combining Welfare Chauvinism, Producerism and Populism.” Swiss Political Science Review 27.1 (March 2021): 21-40. Full text. Supplementary Material and here.

Adlung, Shari, Margreth Lünenborg, and Christoph Raetzsch. “Pitching Gender in a Racist Tune: The Affective Publics of the #120decibel Campaign.” Media and Communication 9.2 (Mar. 2021): 16-26. On the #120decibel campaign by the German Identitarian Movement in 2018. Full text and here.

Afonso, Alexandre. “Correlates of Aggregate Support for the Radical Right in Portugal.” Research & Politics 8.3 (July 2021). Full text and here and here.

Agius, Christine, Alexandra Edney-Browne, Lucy Nicholas, and Kay Cook. “Anti-Feminism, Gender and the Far-Right Gap in C/PVE Measures.” Critical Studies on Terrorism, Published online: 19 Aug. 2021. On the gender blind spot in Counter or Prevent Violent Extremism (C/PVE) strategies. Abstract and funding.

Ahmed, Yasmine, and Orla Lynch. “Terrorist Studies and the Far Right – The State of Play.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 11 Aug. 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Ai, Lin, Anika Kathuria, Subhadarshi Panda, Arushi Sahai, Yuwen Yu, Sarah Ita Levitan, and Julia Hirschberg. “Identifying the Popularity and Persuasiveness of Right- and Left-Leaning Group Videos on Social Media.” 2021 IEEE International Conference on Big Data (Big Data), IEEE, 2021. 2454-2460. Abstract.

Åkerlund, Mathilda. “Dog Whistling Far-Right Code Words: The Case of ‘culture enricher’ on the Swedish Web.” Information, Communication & Society, Published online: 23 Feb. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Åkerlund, Mathilda. “Influence Without Metrics: Analyzing the Impact of Far-Right Users in an Online Discussion Forum.” Social Media + Society 7.2 (Apr. 2021), art. 20563051211008830. Full text and here and here.

Al-Asaad, Faisal. “Reading Our ‘Destiny in the World We Have Made’: Inscriptions and Incantations of Race in the Wake of the Christchurch Massacres.” Counterfutures 11 (Dec. 2021): 53-74. Full text and here and here.

Albertazzi, Daniele, and Mattia Zulianello. “Populist Electoral Competition in Italy: The Impact of Sub-National Contextual Factors.” Contemporary Italian Politics 13.1 (Jan. 2021): 4-30. Employing a multi-model Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) of the 2018 Italian general election to explores the extent to which factors such as the distribution of ‘economic losers’ and the impact of migration, political discontent and societal malaise have influenced the performance of the Lega (League) and the Movimento Cinque Stelle (Five-star Movement, M5s). Full text. Supplemental material.

Albertazzi, Daniele, Donatella Bonansinga, and Mattia Zulianello. “The Right-Wing Alliance at the Time of the Covid-19 Pandemic: All Change?” Contemporary Italian Politics 13.2 (Apr. 2021): 181-195. Abstract and references.

Alekseev, Alexander. “‘Defend Your Right!’ How the Populist Radical Right Uses References to Rights and Freedoms to Discursively Construct Identities.” New Perspectives 29.4 (Dec. 2021): 376-416. Abstract and references.

Alekseev, Alexander. “‘It Is in the Nation-State That Democracy Resides’: How the Populist Radical Right Discursively Manipulates the Concept of Democracy in the EU Parliamentary Elections.” Journal of Language and Politics, Available online: 29 September 2021. Abstract and references.

Ali, Shiza, Mohammad Hammas Saeed, Esraa Aldreabi, Jeremy Blackburn, Emiliano De Cristofaro, Savvas Zannettou, and Gianluca Stringhini. “Understanding the Effect of Deplatforming on Social Networks.” WebSci ’21: 13th ACM Web Science Conference 2021, Association for Computing Machinery (June 2021): 187-195. Finding that users who get banned on Twitter/Reddit exhibit an increased level of activity and toxicity on Gab, although the audience they potentially reach decreases. Full text and here.

Ali, Syed Shehzad. “Far-Right Extremism in Europe.” Journal of European Studies 37.1 (2021): 119-139. Full text and here.

Allchorn, William. “Moving Beyond Islamist Extremism: Counter-Narrative Responses to the Radical Right.” Researching the Evolution of Countering Violent Extremism. Farangiz Atamuradova and Sara Zeiger, Editors. Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.: Hedayah, 2021. 199-221. Full text.

Allen, Kye J. “An Anarchical Society (of Fascist States): Theorising Illiberal Solidarism.” Review of International Studies, Published online: 10 August 2021. Abstract and references.

Alonso, Alba, and Julia Espinosa-Fajardo. “Blitzkrieg Against Democracy: Gender Equality and the Rise of the Populist Radical Right in Spain.” Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State & Society 28.3 (Fall 2021): 656-681. Full text and here and here and here.

Al-Saggaf, Yeslam, and Patrick F. Walsh. “Islamists vs. Far Right Extremists: Insights Derived From Data Mining.” International Journal of Cyber Warfare and Terrorism (IJCWT) 11.4 (Oct. 2021): 74-92. Abstract.

Ambasciano, Leonardo. “An Evolutionary Cognitive Approach to Comparative Fascist Studies: Hypermasculinization, Supernormal Stimuli, and Conspirational Beliefs.” Evolutionary Studies in Imaginative Culture 5.1 (June 2021): 23-40. Abstract.

Anderson, Kevin B. “The January 6 Insurrection: Historical and Global Contexts.” Critical Sociology, First Published December 14, 2021. Full text.

Andersson, Henrik, and Sirus H. Dehdari. “Workplace Contact and Support for Anti-Immigration Parties.” American Political Science Review, Published online: 12 July 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Andersson Malmros, Robin. “Prevention of Terrorism, Extremism and Radicalisation in Sweden: A Sociological Institutional Perspective on Development and Change.” European Security, Published online: 7 Sept. 2021. Full text and here.

Anelli, Massimo, Italo Colantone, and Piero Stanig. “Individual Vulnerability to Industrial Robot Adoption Increases Support for the Radical Right.” Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) 118.47 (Nov. 2021), art. e2111611118. Abstract and references.

Angelopoulos, Tassos. “Corpus Christi Case (2012). An Attempt to Institutionalize Far Right Censorship Against Theatre in Greece.” Concept 22.1 (2021): 61-73. Abstract.

Antonucci, Lorenza, Carlo D’Ippoliti, Laszlo Horvath, and André Krouwel. “What’s Work Got to Do with It? How Precarity Influences Radical Party Support in France and the Netherlands.” Sociological Research Online, First Published July 28, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Apostolidis, Paul. “Desperate Responsibility: Precarity and Right-Wing Populism.” Political Theory, First Published January 12, 2021. Full text and here.

Aqui, Lindsay, Michael Kenny, and Nick Pearce. “‘The Empire of England’: Enoch Powell, Sovereignty, and the Constitution of the Nation.” Twentieth Century British History 32.2 (June 2021): 238-260. Abstract. “Erratum,” Twentieth Century British History 32.3 (September 2021): 482. Full text and here and here.

Arike, Ando. “Weimar America.” Priesch, 1000-jährige Bibliothek / The Thousand-Year Library Die Sprache prüfen / Checking Language Wörks, # 6. Wien: Verlag für moderne Kunst, 2021. Full text.

Aryal, Manish. “Neo-Nationalism: A Tool for National Integrity.” Unity Journal 2 (February 2021): 145-152. Full text and here and here.

Asderaki, Foteini. “Higher Education Reform in Time of Crisis: Between Politicisation and Coalition of Radical Left and Radical Right.” Southeastern Europe 45.1 (May 2021): 123-149. Abstract.

Ashutosh, Ishan. “The Transnational Routes of White and Hindu Nationalisms.” Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 13 May 2021. Abstract.

Askanius, Tina. “‘I Just Want to Be the Friendly Face of National Socialism’: The Turn to Civility in the Cultural Expressions of Neo-Nazism in Sweden.” Nordicom Review 42.s1 (Mar. 2021): 17-35. Full text.

Askanius, Tina. “Women in the Nordic Resistance Movement and Their Online Media Practices: Between Internalised Misogyny and ‘Embedded Feminism.’” Feminist Media Studies, Published online: 29 Apr. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Askanius, Tina, and Nadine Keller. “Murder Fantasies in Memes: Fascist Aesthetics of Death Threats and the Banalization of White Supremacist Violence.” Information, Communication & Society, Published online: 8 Sept. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Askim, Jostein, Rune Karlsen, and Kristoffer Kolltveit. “Populists in Government: Normal or Exceptional?” Government and Opposition, Published online: 3 August 2021. Full text and here and here.

Aslanidis, Paris. “Coalition-Making under Conditions of Ideological Mismatch: The Populist Solution.” International Political Science Review, First Published October 6, 2021. Under conditions of acute polarization and socioeconomic upheaval owing to the Greek sovereign debt crisis, a strategic use of populist anti-bailout discourse upset the usual order of party competition along spatial dimensions, fostering cross-ideological cohabitation at the executive level between the radical-left SYRIZA and the radical-right ANEL for a total of four years (2015–2019). Abstract and references.

Atran, Scott. “Psychology of Transnational Terrorism and Extreme Political Conflict.” Annual Review of Psychology 72.1 (Jan. 2021). Abstract.

Attewell, David. “Redistribution Attitudes and Vote Choice across the Educational Divide.” European Journal of Political Research, First published: 7 October 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Audikana, Ander, and Vincent Kaufmann. “Towards Green Populism? Right-Wing Populism and Metropolization in Switzerland.” International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, First published: 14 July 2021. Full text.

Ausserladscheider, Valentina. “The Haider Phenomenon and the Rise of Austrian Neoliberalism.” Culture, Sociality, and Morality: New Applications of Mainline Political Economy. Edited by Paul Dragos Aligica, Ginny Seung Choi, and Virgil Henry Storr. Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield, 2021. 199-225.

Avdan, Nazli, James A. Piazza, and Michael J. Soules. “Silver Lining? The Effects of Epidemics on Terrorist Groups.” Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 17 Nov. 2021. Abstract. Supplemental material.

Bachmann, Klaus. “A Life in Limbo: Otto von Strahl’s Activities for and against Germany in the Union of South Africa.” South African Historical Journal, Published online: 25 Nov. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Bachryj-Krzywaźnia, Maciej, and Anna Pacześniak. “Rising from the Ashes of Electoral Defeat: Reversal of Vlaams Belang’s Electoral Fortune in the Light of Supply-Side Explanation.” Athenaeum Polskie Studia Politologiczne 72.4 (Dec. 2021): 153-167. Full text.

Badano, Gabriele, and Alasia Nuti. “Public Reason, Partisanship and the Containment of the Populist Radical Right.” Political Studies, First Published April 29, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Bader, Dina, and Alexandra Feddersen. “Ideological Boundary-Making: Representing Immigrants in an Anti-Immigration Party.” Swiss Journal of Sociology 47.1 (2021): 157-176. Abstract.

Baehr, Amy. “The Feminist Critique of Liberalism and the Challenge of Right-Wing Populism: A Reply to Gila Stopler.” International Journal of Constitutional Law, Published: 14 May 2021. Abstract.

Baele, Stephane J., Lewys Brace, and Travis G. Coan. “Variations on a Theme? Comparing 4chan, 8kun, and Other chans’ Far-Right “/pol” Boards.” Perspectives on Terrorism 15.1 (February 2021): 65-80. Full text.

Baishya, Anirban K. “The Conquest of the World as Meme: Memetic Visuality and Political Humor in Critiques of the Hindu Right Wing in India.” Media, Culture & Society, First Published January 4, 2021. Abstract and references.

Baker, Joseph O., and Amy E. Edmonds. “Immigration, Presidential Politics, and Partisan Polarization among the American Public, 1992-2018.” Sociological Spectrum 41.4 (July 2021): 287-303. Abstract and references.

Baldet, Will. “The Current Threat.” Spotlight on Emerging Threats (RAN Practitioners) (September 2021): 8-13. Full text.

Baloge, Martin. “From Brexit to Dexit? Alternative für Deutschland’s Euroscepticism on European Debates in the Bundestag.” Journal of Contemporary European Studies, Published online: 17 Mar. 2021. Abstract.

Balta, Evren, Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser, and Alper H Yagci. “Populist Attitudes and Conspiratorial Thinking.” Party Politics, First Published April 19, 2021. Demonstrating that voters of the incumbent Turkish populist party (AKP) are substantially more likely than other members of the public to endorse conspiracy theories that center on malign foreign powers. Abstract and references.

Barbeito Iglesias, Roberto, and Ángel Iglesias Alonso. “Political Emotions and Digital Political Mobilization in the New Populist Parties: The Cases of Podemos and Vox in Spain.” International Review of Sociology 31.2 (May 2021): 246-267. Abstract and references.

Bar-On, Tamir. “The Alt-Right’s Continuation of the ‘Cultural War’ in Euro-American Societies.” Thesis Eleven 163.1 (Apr. 2021): 43-70. Abstract and references.

Barrio, Astrid, Sonia Alonso Sáenz de Oger, and Bonnie N. Field. “VOX Spain: The Organisational Challenges of a New Radical Right Party.” Politics and Governance 9.4 (Nov. 2021): 240-251. Full text and here.

Barton, Greg, Ihsan Yilmaz, and Nicholas Morieson. “Religious and Pro-Violence Populism in Indonesia: The Rise and Fall of a Far-Right Islamist Civilisationist Movement.” Religions 12.6 (May 2021), art. 397. Full text and here and here.

Bast, Jennifer. “Managing the Image. The Visual Communication Strategy of European Right-Wing Populist Politicians on Instagram.” Journal of Political Marketing, Published online: 15 Mar. 2021. Abstract, funding, and notes.

Bast, Jennifer, Corinna Oschatz, and Anna-Maria Renner. “Successfully Overcoming the ‘Double Bind’? A Mixed-Method Analysis of the Self-Presentation of Female Right-Wing Populists on Instagram and the Impact on Voter Attitudes.” Political Communication, Published online: 27 Nov. 2021. Abstract and funding. Data. Supplemental material.

Basu, Neil. “Learning Lessons from Countering Terrorism: The UK Experience 2017-2020.” Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing, Published: 16 September 2021. Full text and here.

Baugut, Philip, and Sebastian Scherr. “The News Expectation Predicament: Comparing and Explaining What Audiences Expect from the Roles and Reporting Practices of Reporters on Right-Wing Extremism.” Journalism, First Published February 20, 2021. Abstract and references.

Baun, Phillip Stenmann. “Memory and Far-Right Historiography: The Case of the Christchurch Shooter.” Memory Studies, First Published September 20, 2021. Abstract and references.

Bayerlein, Michael. “Chasing the Other ‘Populist Zeitgeist’? Mainstream Parties and the Rise of Right-Wing Populism.” Politische Vierteljahresschrift 62.3 (Sept. 2021): 411-433. Full text and here.

Beauchez, Jérôme. “Becoming a Skinhead: An Ethnobiography of Brutalized Life and Reflective Violence.” The Sociological Review, First Published July 16, 2021. Abstract and references.

Bélanger, Marie-Ève, and Natasha Wunsch. “From Cohesion to Contagion? Populist Radical Right Contestation of EU Enlargement.” JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, First published: 14 December 2021. Full text and here and here and here and here.

Ben Shitrit, Lihi. “Radical-Right Cooptation of Feminism in Israel: A Case Study.” Politics, Groups, and Identities, Published online: 3 Oct. 2021. Abstract.

Ben Shitrit, Lihi, Julia Elad-Strenger, and Siven Hirsch Hoefler. “‘Pinkwashing’ the Radical-Right: Gender and the Mainstreaming of Radical-Right Policies and Actions.” European Journal of Political Research, First published: 8 March 2021. Abstract. Supporting Information.

Bennett, Andrew, and Didem Seyis. “The Online Market’s Invisible Hand: Internet Media and Rising Populism.” Political Studies, First Published August 12, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Bergman, Matthew E., and Henry Flatt. “Broad-Appeal Agendas: Issue Diversity and the Centre-Right’s Electoral Success.” Electoral Studies 70 (Apr. 2021), Article 102272. Full text and here and here.

Bergmann, Julian, Christine Hackenesch, and Daniel Stockemer. “Populist Radical Right Parties in Europe: What Impact Do They Have on Development Policy?” JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies 59.1 (Jan. 2021): 37-52. Full text and here and here and here.

Berker, Lars E., and Jan Pollex. “Friend or Foe?—Comparing Party Reactions to Fridays for Future in a Party System Polarised between AfD and Green Party.” Zeitschrift für vergleichende Politikwissenschaft 15.2 (June 2021): 1-19. Full text and here.

Bernatzky, Colin, Matthew Costello, and James Hawdon. “Who Produces Online Hate?: An Examination of the Effects of Self-Control, Social Structure, & Social Learning.” American Journal of Criminal Justice, Published: 7 January 2021. Abstract and references.

Bernhard, Laurent, Cecilia Biancalana, and Oscar Mazzoleni. ‘Switzerland.” Populism and New Patterns of Political Competition in Western Europe. Edited by Daniele Albertazzi and Davide Vampa. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. 148-167. On the interactions between Switzerland’s mainstream parties and the Swiss People’s Party (SVP). Full text.

Berntzen, Lars Erik, and Tore Bjørgo. “The Term ‘Lone Wolf’ and its Alternatives: Patterns in Public and Academic Use from 2000 to 2020.” Perspectives on Terrorism 15.3 (June 2021): 132-141. Full text and here.

Berntzen, Lars Erik, and Jacob Aasland Ravndal. “Monster or Hero? Far-right Responses to Anders Behring Breivik and the July 22, 2011 Terrorist Attacks.” Perspectives on Terrorism 15.3 (June 2021): 37-59. Full text.

Berti, Carlo, and Enzo Loner. “Character Assassination as a Right-Wing Populist Communication Tactic on Social Media: The Case of Matteo Salvini in Italy.” New Media & Society, First Published August 16, 2021. Abstract and references.

Bertuzzi, Niccolò. “Conspiracy Theories and Social Movements Studies: A Research Agenda.” Sociology Compass 15.12 (December 2021), art. e12945. Full text and here and here and here.

Bérubé, Maxime, Laurie-Anne Beaulieu, Pierre Mongeau, and Johanne Saint-Charles. “Identifying Key Players in Violent Extremist Networks: Using Socio-Semantic Network Analysis as Part of a Program of Content Moderation.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 19 May 2021. Abstract and notes.

Besta, Tomasz, Beata Pastwa-Wojciechowska, Michal Jaskiewicz, Andrzej Piotrowski, and Marcin Szulc. “Radicalisation and Individual Differences: Disinhibition, Boldness and Meanness as Predictors of Support for Radical Collective Action.” Personality and Individual Differences 168 (Jan. 2021): 110354. Full text and here.

Beyer, Jan. “Immoral Morality: Gender and Sexuality Politics, Right-Wing Populism and Church-State Relations in Macedonia under Nikola Gruevski (2006-2016).” European Politics and Society, Published online: 20 July 2021. Abstract.

Bhatt, Chetan. “White Extinction: Metaphysical Elements of Contemporary Western Fascism.” Theory, Culture & Society 38.1 (Jan. 2021): 27-52. Full text and here.

Biard, Benjamin. “Challenging the Cordon Sanitaire in Belgium: A Diachronic Analysis.” Belgian Exceptionalism: Belgian Politics between Realism and Surrealism. Edited by Didier Caluwaerts and Min Reuchamps. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. 79-92. Full text and here and here and here.

Bieling, Hans-Jürgen. “Austerity-induced Populism: The Rise and Transformation of the New Right.” The Changing Politics and Policy of Austerity. Edited by Stephen McBride, Bryan Evans, and Dieter Plehwe. Bristol, UK: Policy Press, 2021. 213-229. Chapter abstract.

Biliuţă, Ionuţ. “Constructing Fascist Hagiographies: The Genealogy of the Prison Saints Movement in Contemporary Romania.” Contemporary European History, Published online: 10 November 2021. Full text and here and here.

Bitschnau, Marco, Dennis Lichtenstein, and Birte Fähnrich. “The ‘Refugee Crisis’ as an Opportunity Structure for Right-Wing Populist Social Movements: The Case of PEGIDA.” Studies in Communication Sciences 21.2 (2021): 361-373. Full text and here and here.

Blanco, Abigail R. Hall, Jerod T. Hassell, and Chivon H. Fitch. “Militarized Extremism: The Radical Right and the War on Terror.” The Independent Review: A Journal of Political Economy 26.2 (Fall 2021): 225-242. Full text and here and here.

Bleakley, Paul. “Panic, Pizza and Mainstreaming the Alt-Right: A Social Media Analysis of Pizzagate and the Rise of the QAnon Conspiracy.” Current Sociology, First Published July 29, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Blout, Emily, and Patrick Burkart. “White Supremacist Terrorism in Charlottesville: Reconstructing ‘Unite the Right.’” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 4 Jan. 2021. Abstract and notes.

Bobrowicz, Ryszard, and Mattias Nowak. “Divided by the Rainbow: Culture War and Diffusion of Paleoconservative Values in Contemporary Poland.” Religions 12.3 (Mar. 2021), art. 170. Full text and here.

Bochicchio, Ana. “Justification by Race: Wesley Swift’s White Supremacy and Anti-Semitic Theological Views in His Christian Identity Sermons.” Journal of Hate Studies 17.1 (Oct. 2021): 35-51. Full text and here and here.

Boismier, Kelsey C. “How Conventional Places Breed Unconventional Ideology: Space, Place, and the Expansion of Far-Right Radicalization.” Symbolic Interaction, First published: 3 March 2021. First page.

Bolet, Diane. “Drinking Alone: Local Socio-Cultural Degradation and Radical Right Support—The Case of British Pub Closures.” Comparative Political Studies 54.9 (Aug. 2021): 1653-1692. Full text. Supplemental material and here and here and here and here.

Borbáth, Endre, and Theresa Gessler. “How Do Populist Radical Right Parties Differentiate Their Appeal? Evidence from the Media Strategy of the Hungarian Jobbik Party.” Government and Opposition, Published online: 3 August 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Borelli, Marguerite. “Social Media Corporations as Actors of Counter-Terrorism.” New Media & Society, First Published August 8, 2021. Abstract and references.

Borri, Rossella, and Luca Verzichelli. “Parliamentary Representation in Six European Right-Wing Sovereignist Parties: Resemblance or Innovation?” Parliamentary Affairs 74.3 (July 2021): 683-703. Proposing a qualitative cross-sectional survey of the variation among six sovereignist PPGs from Denmark, the Netherlands, Italy and Hungary: the Dutch Party for Freedom (Partij voor de Vrijheid, PVV); the Danish People’s Party (Dansk Folkeparti, DF); Alleanza Nazionale (National Alliance)/Fratelli d’Italia (Brothers of Italy); the Lega Nord (renamed Lega, the League); Fidesz; and Jobbik. Full text and here and here.

Bos, Linda, and Sophie Minihold. “The Ideological Predictors of Moral Appeals by European Political Elites; An Exploration of the Use of Moral Rhetoric in Multiparty Systems.” Political Psychology, First published: 9 April 2021. Comparing the extent to which six different party families in Austria, Germany, and the Netherlands moralize their political communication, by comparing the greens, the left-wing populists, the social democrats, the liberals, the conservatives/Christian democrats, and the populist radical right. Full text and here and here and here.

Bos, Linda, Lisanne Wichgers, and Joost van Spanje. “Are Populists Politically Intolerant? Citizens’ Populist Attitudes and Tolerance of Various Political Antagonists.” Political Studies, First Published October 5, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Bosworth, Kai. “Populism and the Rise of the Far Right: Two Different Problems for Political Ecology.” Political Geography, Available online 5 November 2021, art. 102531. First page.

Botsch, Gideon. “Taking Nativism to the Streets: Historical Perspectives on Right-Wing Extremist Protest Campaigns against Immigration in Germany.” Moving the Social 66 (Oct. 2021): 43-62. Abstract.

Boucher, Geoff M. “Death Cults and Dystopian Scenarios: Neo-Nazi Religion and Literature in the USA Today.” Religions 12.12 (Dec. 2021), art. 1067. Full text and here.

Boukala, Salomi. “‘We Need to Talk about the Hegemony of the Left’: The Normalisation of Extreme Right Discourse in Greece.” Journal of Language and Politics 20.3 (June 2021): 361-382. Abstract.

Bozóki, András, and Sarah Cueva. “Xenophobia and Power Politics: The Hungarian Far Right.” Anti-Genderismus in Europa: Allianzen von Rechtspopulismus und religiösem Fundamentalismus. Mobilisierung – Vernetzung – Transformation. Sonja A. Strube, Rita Perintfalvi, Raphaela Hemet, Miriam Metze, Cicek Sahbaz (Hg.). Bielefeld: transcript, 2020. 109-120. Full text and here and here and here.

Bracciale, Roberta, Massimiliano Andretta, and Antonio Martella. “Does Populism Go Viral? How Italian Leaders Engage Citizens through Social Media.” Information, Communication & Society, Published online: 20 Jan. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Bratich, Jack. “‘Give Me Liberty or Give Me Covid!’: Anti-Lockdown Protests as Necropopulist Downsurgency.” Cultural Studies 35.2-3 (May 2021): 257-265. Abstract.

Braunstein, Ruth. “The ‘Right’ History: Religion, Race, and Nostalgic Stories of Christian America.” Religions 12.2 (Jan. 2021), art. 95. Full text and here. Reprinted in The Complexity of Religious Inequality. Edited by Melissa Wilde. Basel: MDPI, 2021. 1-21. Full text.

Braunstein, Ruth. “A Theory of Political Backlash: Assessing the Religious Right’s Effects on the Religious Field.” Sociology of Religion, Published: 15 November 2021. Abstract.

Bright, Jonathan, Nahema Marchal, Bharath Ganesh, and Stevan Rudinac. “How Do Individuals in a Radical Echo Chamber React to Opposing Views? Evidence from a Content Analysis of Stormfront.” Human Communication Research, Published: 17 November 2021. Abstract.

Bromell, David, and David Shanks. “Censored! Developing a framework for making sound decisions fast.” Policy Quarterly 17.1 (February 2021): 42-49. On the application of ‘slow thinking’ in decisions of the Office of Film and Literature Classification in the days following the Christchurch mosque shootings on 15 March 2019. Full text and here.

Brookhouser, J. J. “Through the Extremist Lens: Uncovering the Correlation Between Domestic Right-Wing Extremist Ideology and Violence in the United States from 2000 to 2020.” Global Security and Intelligence Studies 6.1 (Spring/Summer 2021): 9-58. Full text and here.

Brown, Katy, and Aurelien Mondon. “Populism, the Media, and the Mainstreaming of the Far Right: The Guardian’s Coverage of Populism as a Case Study.” Politics 41.3 (Aug. 2021): 279-295. Full text and here.

Brown, Katy, Aurelien Mondon, and Aaron Winter. “The Far Right, the Mainstream and Mainstreaming: Towards a Heuristic Framework.” Journal of Political Ideologies, Published online: 5 July 2021. Full text and here.

Bruns, Axel, Edward Hurcombe, and Stephen Harrington. “Covering Conspiracy: Approaches to Reporting the COVID/5G Conspiracy Theory.” Digital Journalism, Published online: 15 Sept. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Brunssen, Pavel, Robert Claus, and Peter Römer. “‘Defenders of European Culture’ – ‘Refugee Crisis,’1 Football Hooliganism and the Right-Wing Shift in Europe2.” Football, Politics and Identity. Edited by James Carr, Daniel Parnell, Paul Widdop, Martin J. Power, and Stephen R. Millar. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. 108-125. Chapter abstract.

Budd, Brian. “Maple-Glazed Populism: Political Opportunity Structures and Right-Wing Populist Ideology in Canada.” Journal of Canadian Studies 55.1 (Winter 2021): 152-176. Abstract.

Burgoon, Brian, and Matthijs Rooduijn. “‘Immigrationization’ of Welfare Politics? Anti-Immigration and Welfare Attitudes in Context.” West European Politics 44.2 (Feb. 2021): 177-203. Full text and here and here.

Burgoon, Brian, and Wouter Schakel. “Embedded Liberalism or Embedded Nationalism? How Welfare States Affect Anti-Globalisation Nationalism in Party Platforms.” West European Politics, Published online: 10 May 2021. Full text and here and here.

Busch, Timo, and Lena Judick. “Climate Change—That Is Not Real! A Comparative Analysis of Climate-Sceptic Think Tanks in the USA and Germany.” Climatic Change 164.1 (Jan. 2021), art. 18. Full text and here.

Busemeyer, Marius R., Philip Rathgeb, and Alexander H. J. Sahm. “Authoritarian Values and the Welfare State: The Social Policy Preferences of Radical Right Voters.” West European Politics, Published online: 2 Mar. 2021. Abstract and funding. Supplemental material.

Busher, Joel, Donald Holbrook, and Graham Macklin. “How the ‘Internal Brakes’ on Violent Escalation Work and Fail: Toward a Conceptual Framework for Understanding Intra-Group Processes of Restraint in Militant Groups.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 18 Jan. 2021. An analysis of three militant milieus, selected using a “most-different case comparative strategy,” 12 with cases selected for their variation in terms of ideology and the scope and scale of violence. The cases we selected were the British jihadi milieu from 2001 to 2016, set within its international context; the British extreme right during the 1990s, and the animal liberation movement in the U.K. between the mid-1970s and the end of the 1990s. Full text and here and here.

Buzalka, Juraj. “Village Fascists and Progressive Populists: Two Faces of the Countermovement in Slovakia.” Europe-Asia Studies, Published online: 8 Oct 2021. Abstract.

Buzogány, Aron. “Civic Engagement, Political Participation and the Radical Right in Central and Eastern Europe.” Party Politics 27.1 (Jan. 2021): 35-45. Abstract and references.

Buzogány, Aron, Oriol Costa, and Magdalena Góra. “Contesting the EU’s External Democratization Agenda: An Analytical Framework with an Application to Populist Parties.” Cambridge Review of International Affairs, Published online: 29 Nov. 2021. Arguing that radical right, market liberal, regionalist and left-wing populist parties differ from each other concerning their views on external democratization. Full text and here and here.

Byman, Daniel. “Counterterrorism and Modern White Supremacy.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 27 July 2021. Abstract.

Cafiero, Florian, Paul Guille-Escuret, and Jeremy K. Ward. “‘I’m Not an Antivaxxer, But…’: Spurious and Authentic Diversity among Vaccine Critical Activists.” Social Networks 65 (May 2021): 63-70. Full text.

Cagliuso, Dominique. “Age of the Alt-Right: New-Age Media and White Nationalism in Trump’s America.” International Social Science Review 97.2 (2021), Article 3. Full text.

Caiani, Manuela. “Between Real and Virtual: Strategies of Mobilisation of the Radical Right in Eastern Europe.” East European Politics, Published online: 20 Aug. 2021. Abstract.

Caiani, Manuela, and Tiago Carvalho. “The Use of Religion by Populist Parties: The Case of Italy and Its Broader Implications.” Religion, State and Society 49.3 (May 2021): 211-230. Abstract and references. Supplemental material.

Caiani, Manuela, and Manès Weisskircher. “Anti-Nationalist Europeans and pro-European Nativists on the Streets: Visions of Europe from the Left to the Far Right.” Social Movement Studies, Published online: 21 Dec. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Caiani, Manuela, Benedetta Carlotti, and Enrico Padoan. “Online Hate Speech and the Radical Right in Times of Pandemic: The Italian and English Cases.” Javnost – The Public, Published online: 26 May 2021. Abstract. Supplemental data.

Cammelli, Maddalena Gretel. “Taking the Risk – and Its Afterlife. Collaboration, Seduction and Danger in Ethnography with Contemporary Neo-Fascist Movement.” Condition humaine / Conditions politiques 2 (2021). Full text.

Campbell, Rosie, and Oliver Heath. “Fueling the Populist Divide: Nativist and Cosmopolitan Preferences for Representation at the Elite and Mass Level.” Political Behavior, Published: 12 August 2021. Full text and here.

Campion, Kristy. “Defining Ecofascism: Historical Foundations and Contemporary Interpretations in the Extreme Right.” Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 1 Nov. 2021. Defining ecofascism as a reactionary and revolutionary ideology that champions the regeneration of an imagined community through a return to a romanticised, ethnopluralist vision of the natural order. Abstract.

Campion, Kristy, Jamie Ferrill, and Kristy Milligan. “Extremist Exploitation of the Context Created by COVID-19 and the Implications for Australian Security.” Perspectives on Terrorism 15.6 (December 2021): 23-40. Full text and here.

Campus, Donatella, Niko Switek, and Marco Valbruzzi. “Alternative for Germany: From Multimember to Dual Leadership.” Collective Leadership and Divided Power in West European Parties. Edited by Donatella Campus, Niko Switek, and Marco Valbruzzi. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. 103-132. Full text and here and here.

Capaul, Raphael, and Christian Ewert. “Moderation of Radical Right-Wing Populist Parties in Western European Governments – A Comparative Analysis.” Swiss Political Science Review 27.4 (Dec. 2021): 778-798. Full text and here and here and here.

Carls, Paul. “Approaching Right-Wing Populism in the Context of Transnational Economic Integration: Lessons from Luxembourg.” European Politics and Society, Published online: 28 Oct. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Carrieri, Luca, and Davide Vittori. “Defying Europe? The Euroscepticism of Radical Right and Radical Left Voters in Western Europe.” Journal of European Integration, Published online: 14 Feb. 2021. Abstract.

Carthy, S. L., and K. M. Sarma. “Countering Terrorist Narratives: Assessing the Efficacy and Mechanisms of Change in Counter-Narrative Strategies.” Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 2 Sept. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Carusi, Paolo. “The Mindset of Extreme Right-Wing Youth in Neofascist Songs from the Late Seventies.” Journal of Modern Italian Studies, Published online: 30 Nov. 2021. Abstract.

Casarões, Guilherme Stolle Paixão e, and Déborah Barros Leal Farias. “Brazilian Foreign Policy under Jair Bolsonaro: Far-Right Populism and the Rejection of the Liberal International Order.” Cambridge Review of International Affairs, Published online: 1 Oct. 2021. Abstract.

Castelli Gattinara, Pietro, and Caterina Froio. “Politicizing Europe on the Far Right: Anti-EU Mobilization across the Party and Non-Party Sector in France.” Social Movement Studies, Published online: 7 July 2021. Full text and here.

Castelli Gattinara, Pietro, Caterina Froio, and Andrea L. P. Pirro. “Far-Right Protest Mobilisation in Europe: Grievances, Opportunities, and Resources.” European Journal of Political Research, First published: 4 October 2021. Full text. Supplementary informentary. Supplementary informentary. Table A1. Main collective actors, newspapers, and websites used for data collection.

Caterina, Daniela. “Economic Imaginaries and beyond. A Cultural Political Economy Perspective on the League Party.” Critical Discourse Studies, Published online: 26 May 2021. Abstract and funding.

Cavender, Kurt. “The Specter of St. Louis: Genre, Globalization, and the Problem of White Nationalism in Contemporary Lindbergh Fiction.” Arizona Quarterly: A Journal of American Literature, Culture, and Theory 77.1 (2021): 83-106. Excerpt and first page.

Ceron, Andrea, Margherita Bordignon, and Giovanni Pagano. “The 2019 EP Election in Italy: A ‘Titanic’ Victory for Salvini’s League.” Campaigning on Facebook in the 2019 European Parliament Election: Informing, Interacting With, and Mobilising Voters. Edited by Jörg Haßler, Melanie Magin, Uta Russmann, and Vicente Fenoll. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan. 2021. 151-168. Chapter abstract and references.

Cervi, Laura, and Carles Marín-Lladó. “What Are Political Parties Doing on TikTok? The Spanish Case.” Profesional de la información 30.4 (July 2021), art. e300403. An affordance-centered content analysis of all the TikTok posts published by the five most important Spanish political parties, including Vox. Full text and here and here.

Chapelan, Alexis. “‘Swallowing the Red Pill’: The Coronavirus Pandemic and the Political Imaginary of Stigmatized Knowledge in the Discourse of the Far-Right.” Journal of Transatlantic Studies 19.3 (Sept. 2021): 282-312. Full text and here and here.

Cheng, Yang, and Hongmei Shen. “Decisions to React after Mass Shootings: Exploring Negative Affect, Relational Trust, and Public Behavioral Intentions toward the National Rifle Association.” Journal of Applied Communication Research, Published online: 3 June 2021. Examining stakeholders’ reactions toward the National Rifle Association (NRA) of America after the Florida Parkland shooting. Abstract.

Cherney, Adrian, Kathleen De Rooy, and Elizabeth Eggins. “Mandatory participation in programs to counter violent extremism: A review of evidence for and against.” Journal for Deradicalization 27 (Summer 2021): 1-33. Full text and here.

Chiru, Mihail, and Natasha Wunsch. “Democratic Backsliding as a Catalyst for Polity-Based Contestation? Populist Radical Right Cooperation in the European Parliament.” Journal of European Public Policy, Published online: 1 Oct. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Chou, Mark, Benjamin Moffitt, and Rachel Busbridge. “The Localist Turn in Populism Studies.” Swiss Political Science Review, First published: 6 November 2021. Exploring how right- and left-wing populisms conceptualize the ‘local’, as well as how localist sentiments can heighten or diminish the appeal of right and left populist politics. Abstract.

Chou, Winston, Rafaela Dancygier, Naoki Egami, and Amaney A. Jamal. “Competing for Loyalists? How Party Positioning Affects Populist Radical Right Voting.” Comparative Political Studies 54.12 (Oct. 2021): 2226-2260. Abstract and references.

Christley, Olyvia R. “Traditional Gender Attitudes, Nativism, and Support for the Radical Right.” Politics & Gender, Published online: 18 November 2021. Abstract and references.

Chudinov, Sergey I. “Anti-Modernism, Anti-Globalisation, and ‘the Russian National Idea’ in Radical Siberian Neo-Paganism: A Case Study of Rodoslavie.” Journal of Contemporary Religion 36.3 (Sept. 2021): 525-543. Abstract.

Cirner, Michal, and Irina Dudinská. “The Entry of an Extreme Right Party into the Slovak Parliament after the 2016 and 2020 Elections: The Return of Fascists?” Balkan Social Science Review 16 (December 2020): 175-197. Full text.

Clements, Austin J. “‘The Franco Way’: The American Right and the Spanish Civil War, 1936-9.” Journal of Contemporary History, First Published December 13, 2021. Abstract.

Cochrane, Brandy, and Debra Smith. “The Push and Pull: Women and Violent Extremism.” Academia Letters, August 2021. Full text.

Colăcel, Onoriu. “In Pursuit of One’s Self-interest: Ayn Rand’s Literature and Right-Wing Populist Discourses in Romanian Media.” Messages, Sages and Ages 8.2 (2021): 32-44. Full text.

Collins, Jonathan. “A New Wave of Terrorism? A Comparative Analysis on the Rise of Far-Right Extremism.” Perspectives on Terrorism 15.6 (December 2021): 2-22. Full text.

Comerford, Milo, Jakob Guhl, and Elise Thomas, “In the Shadow of Christchurch: International Lessons from New Zealand’s Extreme Far-Right.” CTC Sentinel (Combating Terrorism Center at West Point) 14.6 (July/August 2021): 48-54. Full text and here.

Conner, Christopher T., and Nicholas MacMurray. “The Perfect Storm: A Subcultural Analysis of the QAnon Movement.” Critical Sociology, First Published November 9, 2021. Abstract and references.

Conway, Maura. “Online Extremism and Terrorism Research Ethics: Researcher Safety, Informed Consent, and the Need for Tailored Guidelines.” Terrorism and Political Violence 33.2 (Feb. 2021): 367-380. Abstract and funding.

Conway, Maura, and Stuart Macdonald. “Introduction to the Special Issue: Extremism and Terrorism Online—Widening the Research Base.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 21 Jan. 2021. Full text and here.

Cools, Sara, Henning Finseraas, and Ole Rogeberg. “Local Immigration and Support for Anti-Immigration Parties: A Meta-Analysis.” American Journal of Political Science, First published: 13 June 2021. Finding that the effect of local immigration on far-right voting is on average negligible when reporting bias is taken into account, but that local immigration may be important for anti-immigration vote shares in certain settings. Full text and here and here and here.

Cooper, Melinda. “The Alt-Right: Neoliberalism, Libertarianism and the Fascist Temptation.” Theory, Culture & Society 38.6 (Nov. 2021): 29-50. Abstract and references.

Coppe Caldeira, Rodrigo, and Emerson José Sena da Silveira. “Catholic Church and Conservative-Traditionalist Groups: The Struggle for the Monopoly of Brazilian Catholicism in Contemporary Times.” International Journal of Latin American Religions 5.2 (Dec. 2021): 384-410. Full text and here.

Cordero, Guillermo, Piotr Zagórski, and José Rama. “Give Me Your Least Educated: Immigration, Education and Support for Populist Radical Right Parties in Europe.” Political Studies Review, First Published September 17, 2021. Abstract and references.

Corradi, Valerio. “Right-Wing Rural Populisms: Comparative Analysis of Two European Regions.” Rural Sociology, First published: 18 June 2021. Proposing a comparative analysis of the political trends recorded in recent years in two economically advanced European regions: Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (France) and Lombardia (Italy). Full text and here and here and here.

Cossutta, Carlotta, and Adriano José Habed. “From Verona, with love: ‘anti-gender’ mobilizations and transfeminist (re)actions.” Mobilisierungen gegen Feminismus und ‘Gender‘: Erscheinungsformen, Erklärungsversuche und Gegenstrategien. Annette Henninger, Denise Bergold-Caldwell, Sabine Grenz, Barbara Grubner, Helga Krüger-Kirn, Susanne Maurer, Marion Näser-Lather, Sandra Beaufaÿs (Hrsg.). Opladen • Berlin • Toronto: Verlag Barbara Budrich, 2021. 139-154. Full text and here and here and here and here.

Costa Pinto, António. “The Portuguese ‘New State’ and the Diffusion of Authoritarian Models in Interwar Latin America.” Journal of Contemporary History, First Published December 20, 2021. Abstract.

Cottee, Simon. “Incel (E)Motives: Resentment, Shame and Revenge.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism 44.2 (Feb. 2021): 93-114. Abstract.

“Counter-narratives to European Union” [special issue]: Journal of Contemporary European Studies (2021). Contents: Narrative Ju-jitsu: counter-narratives to European union, by Richard McMahon and Wolfram Kaiser, Published online: 5 July 2021, full text and here and here – Is Alt-Europe Possible? Populist Radical Right Counternarratives of European Integration, by Richard McMahon, Published online: 4 May 2021 (using qualitative content analysis to identify narratives that support or undermine alt-Europe, and tropes that refer to them, in the thirteen parliamentary, presidential and European election manifestoes since 2012 of four major PRR parties: AfD (Germany), PiS (Poland), Lega (Italy), and FN (France). Alt-Europe is a conservative, xenophobic intergovernmental vision of a European ‘community of sovereign states’, ‘strong nations’ or ‘fatherlands’, that abhors the EU’s ‘centralised’ United States of Europe), full text and here and here – European Union as a Road to Serfdom: The Alt-Right’s Inversion of Narratives on European Integration, by Robin De Bruin, Published online: 4 Aug. 2021, full text and here and here – Counter-Narratives in the European Parliament: Far Left and Far Right Groups and European ‘Union’ in the 1980s, by Wolfram Kaiser, Published online: 25 Mar. 2021, full text and here and here – Between EU’s aspiring saint and disillusioned rebel: hegemonic narrative and counter-narrative production in Poland, by Agnieszka K. Cianciara, Published online: 18 Jan. 2021, full text and here and here – From narrative to counter-narrative: the European constraint and the rise of Italian populist Euroscepticism, by Daniele Pasquinucci. Published online: 20 Oct. 2020, abstract – Contesting the European Union in a changing climate: policy narratives and the justification of supranational governance, by Frank Wendler, Published online: 9 Feb. 2021, abstract – Tri-Marium as the ‘emancipation’ of East-Central Europe: framing European counter-narratives in Poland, by Rafał Riedel, Published online: 17 Mar. 2021, abstract and funding.

Coury, David N. “The AfD, Pegida, and Ethnopluralism in Eastern Germany.” German Studies Review 44.3 (October 2021): 565-580. Abstract and first page.

Cravey, Altha Jane. “Building Collective Power amidst White Supremacist Backlash.” Gender, Place & Culture, Published online: 24 Feb. 2021. Abstract.

Cremer, Tobias. “Nations under God: How Church-State Relations Shape Christian Responses to Right-Wing Populism in Germany and the United States.” Religions 12.4 (Apr. 2021), art. 254. Full text and here.

Cremer, Tobias. “A Religious Vaccination? How Christian Communities React to Right-Wing Populism in Germany, France and the US.” Government and Opposition, Published online: 7 July 2021. Abstract and references.

Cremer, Tobias. “The Rise of the Post-Religious Right: Christianism and Secularism in the French Rassemblement National.” Party Politics, First Published September 30, 2021. Finding that the French Rassemblement National (RN) employs Catholicism and laïcité as cultural identity markers against Islam to mobilise voters around a new identity cleavage between liberal-cosmopolitans and populist-communitarians. Full text and here and here and here.

Crone, Manni. “Towards Great Ethno-Civilizations and Spiritual Empires? How the European New Right Imagines a Post-Liberal World Order.” New Perspectives 29.4 (Dec. 2021): 320-331. Abstract and references.

Crowe, Justin. “Political Radicalism and Pocket Constitutionalism: The Bundys and Beyond.” American Political Thought 10.1 (Jan. 2021): 51-85. Abstract.

Cushion, Stephen, Declan McDowell-Naylor, and Richard Thomas. “Why National Media Systems Matter: A Longitudinal Analysis of How UK Left-Wing and Right-Wing Alternative Media Critique Mainstream Media (2015-2018).” Journalism Studies, Published online: 15 Mar. 2021. Full text and here and here.

da Silva, Pedro Perfeito. “Post-Neoliberalism and External Financial Liberalization: Comparing Left-Wing and Right-Wing Populism.” Government and Opposition, Published online: 21 October 2021. Full text and here and here.

Daddow, Oliver, and Isabelle Hertner. “Interpreting Toxic Masculinity in Political Parties: A Framework for Analysis.” Party Politics 27.4 (July 2021): 743-754. Testing a conceptual framework for exploring ‘toxic masculinity’ (TM) inside political parties by using a paired comparison of two parties of the populist right: the Alternative for Germany and the UK Independence Party. Full text.

Damčević, Katarina. “Cultural Texts, Enemies, and Taboos: Autocommunicative Meaning-Making Surrounding the ‘Ready for the Homeland’ Ustaša Salute in Croatia.” Social Semiotics, Published online: 9 Feb. 2021. Abstract and funding.

D’Amico, Jessica. “Conspiracy Theories and Social Media: How Online Disinformation Poses a Formidable Threat to the Livelihood of Contemporary Civilization.” 3690: A Journal of First-Year Student Research Writing (St. John Fisher College) (2021), Article 3. Full text.

Dan, Viorela, and Florian Arendt. “Visual Cues to the Hidden Agenda: Investigating the Effects of Ideology-Related Visual Subtle Backdrop Cues in Political Communication.” The International Journal of Press/Politics 26 1 (Jan. 2021): 22-45. Full text and here.

Daniels, Chelsea, Paul DiMaggio, G. Cristina Mora, and Hana Shepherd. “Has Pandemic Threat Stoked Xenophobia? How COVID-19 Influences California Voters’ Attitudes toward Diversity and Immigration.” Sociological Forum, First published: 1 September 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Darwish, Maria. “Nature, Masculinities, Care, and the Far-Right.” Men, Masculinities, and Earth: Contending with the (m)Anthropocene. Edited by Paul M. Pulé and Martin Hultman. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. 183-206. Showing how the Scandinavian neo-Nazi group The Nordic Resistance Movement’s (NRM) environmentalism and care for nature translate into sexist, racist and anti-humanist agendas. Chapter abstract and references.

Das, Dhruba, and Monica M. Whitham. “Framing the Collective ‘We’ and the Antagonistic ‘Other’ through Metacontrast: Intragroup Homogenization and Intergroup Polarization in the Hindu Nationalist Movement.” Sociological Forum, First published: 8 June 2021. On the right-wing Hindu nationalist “Hindutva” movement in India. Abstract.

Dass, Reuben Ananthan Santhana.” Bioterrorism: Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Counter Terrorist Trends and Analyses 13.2 (March 2021) 16-23. Full text.

Dassonneville, Ruth. “Change and Continuity in the Ideological Gender Gap a Longitudinal Analysis of Left-Right Self-Placement in OECD Countries.” European Journal of Political Research 60.1 (February 2021): 225-238. Abstract. Appendices. Replication Data.

Dassonneville, Ruth, and Ian McAllister. “Are They Different? A Comparative Study of European Populist Party Members.” Party Politics, First Published December 17, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Davies, Garth, Edith Wu, and Richard Frank. “A Witch’s Brew of Grievances: The Potential Effects of COVID-19 on Radicalization to Violent Extremism.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 10 May 2021. Finding that posting behavior on violent right-wing extremist and incel forums increased significantly following the declaration of the pandemic. The same was not true of left-wing or jihadist forums. Abstract, funding, and notes.

Davis, Joshua T., and Samuel L. Perry. “White Christian Nationalism and Relative Political Tolerance for Racists.” Social Problems 68.3 (Aug. 2021): 513-534. Full text and here.

Davison, Alan. “Multiculturalism, Social Distance and ‘Islamophobia’: Reflections on Anti-Racism Research in Australia and Beyond.” Society, Published: 17 October 2021. Abstract and notes.

Dawson, Maurice, Andreas Vassilakos, Jose Luis Castanon Remy, and Tenace Kwaku Setor. “Illicit Activities Beneath the Surface Web: Investigating Domestic Extremism on Anonymous Social Media Platforms.” Holistica Journal of Business and Public Administration 12.1 (2021): 27-40. Full text.

de Geus, Roosmarijn, and Elizabeth Ralph-Morrow. “An Every Man, Not for Every Woman: Nigel Farage and the Radical Right Gender Gap.” Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties 31.4 (Oct. 2021): 470-487. Full text and here and here and here and here.

de Jonge, Léonie. “The Curious Case of Belgium: Why Is There No Right-Wing Populism in Wallonia?” Government and Opposition 56.4 (Oct. 2021): 598-614. Full text and here and here.

de Lima Grecco, Gabriela. “Samba with Fascism: Ação Integralista Brasileira and Its Relations with the New State of Getúlio Vargas.” Journal of Iberian and Latin American Studies 27.2 (May 2021): 133-149. On the Brazilian fascist movement Ação Integralista Brasileira (AIB). Abstract, funding, and references.

De Pelecijn, Lana, Stef Decoene, and Wim Hardyns. “The Process toward (Violent) Extremism: An Integrated Theoretical Model Using a Theory Knitting Approach.” Psychology, Crime & Law, Published online: 20 Dec. 2021. Abstract and funding.

De Pelecijn, Lana, Stef Decoene, and Wim Hardyns. “Research Note: ‘If I said I trust you, I would be lying’. Reflections and recommendations for conducting interviews with (violent) extremist prisoners.” Journal for Deradicalization 27 (Summer 2021): 284-310. Full text and here.

de Sá Guimarães, Feliciano, and Irma Dutra de Oliveira e Silva. “Far-Right Populism and Foreign Policy Identity: Jair Bolsonaro’s Ultra-Conservatism and the New Politics of Alignment.” International Affairs 97.2 (Mar. 2021): 345-363. Abstract.

DeCook, Julia R., and Megan Kelly. “Interrogating the ‘Incel Menace’: Assessing the Threat of Male Supremacy in Terrorism Studies.” Critical Studies on Terrorism, Published online: 2 Dec. 2021. Abstract.

Dedon, Theodore G. “From Julius Evola to Anders Breivik: The Invented Tradition of Far-Right Christianity.” Ecumenical Perspectives Five Hundred Years After Luther’s Reformation. Edited by Gerard Mannion, Dennis M. Doyle, and Theodore G. Dedon. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. 83-105. Chapter abstract.

Dee, Olivia. “Oral History and Abortion: (Re)Creating English Antiabortion Narratives.” The Oral History Review, Published online: 12 Feb. 2021. On David Alton’s antiabortion bill and antiabortion ideology. Abstract.

Dehdari, Sirus H. “Economic Distress and Support for Radical Right Parties—Evidence From Sweden.” Comparative Political Studies, First Published June 30, 2021. Full text and here and here.

del Hierro, Pablo. “The Neofascist Network and Madrid, 1945-1953: From City of Refuge to Transnational Hub and Centre of Operations.” Contemporary European History, Published online: 9 December 2021. Full text and here and here.

Demiralp, Seda, and Evren Balta. “Defeating Populists: The Case of 2019 Istanbul Elections.” South European Society and Politics, Published online: 2 June 2021. Abstract.

Dennison, James, and Andrew Geddes. “The Centre No Longer Holds: The Lega, Matteo Salvini and the Remaking of Italian Immigration Politics.” Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Published online: 9. Feb. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Dentler, Klara, Thomas Gschwend, and David Hünlich. “A Swing Vote from the Ethnic Backstage: The Role of German American Isolationist Tradition for Trump’s 2016 Victory.” Electoral Studies 71 (June 2021), art. 102309. Abstract.

Deodhar, Bhakti. “Inside, Outside, Upside Down: Power, Positionality, and Limits of Ethnic Identity in the Ethnographies of the Far-Right.” Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, First Published December 14, 2021. Abstract and references.

Deodhar, Bhakti. “Unpacking Action Repertoire of Right-Wing Political Parties: Findings from Germany.” European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology, Published online: 27 Oct. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Deppisch, Larissa, Torsten Osigus, and Andreas Klärner. “How Rural Is Rural Populism? On the Spatial Understanding of Rurality for Analyses of Right-Wing Populist Election Success in Germany.” Rural Sociology, First published: 18 June 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Desai, Zuheir, and Anderson Frey. “Can Descriptive Representation Help the Right Win Votes from the Poor? Evidence from Brazil.” American Journal of Political Science, First published: 8 October 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Destradi, Sandra, David Cadier, and Johannes Plagemann. “Populism and Foreign Policy: A Research Agenda (Introduction).” Comparative European Politics 19.6 (Dec. 2021): 663-682. Full text and here and here.

Dhingra, Pawan. “‘Over-Zealous Parents, Over-Programmed Families’: Asian Americans, Academic Achievement, and White Supremacy.” Sociology of Race and Ethnicity, First Published June 9, 2021. Abstract and references.

Di Cocco, Jessica, and Bernardo Monechi. “How Populist Are Parties? Measuring Degrees of Populism in Party Manifestos Using Supervised Machine Learning.” Political Analysis, Published online: 15 October 2021. Full text and here and here. Replication code. Supplementary Material.

Dias, Tayrine, Marisa von Bülow, and Danniel Gobbi. “Populist Framing Mechanisms and the Rise of Right-Wing Activism in Brazil.” Latin American Politics and Society, Published: 6 August 2021. Abstract and references.

Dick, Hannah. “Advocating for the Right: Alliance Defending Freedom and the Rhetoric of Christian Persecution.” Feminist Legal Studies, Published: 24 August 2021. Abstract, notes, and references.

DiLorenzo, Matthew. “Trade Layoffs and Hate in the United States.” Social Science Quarterly, First published: 20 January 2021. Abstract. Supplementary Material.

Dmitrieva, Aleksandra M., and J. Reid Meloy. “Troubled Waters: Domestic Terrorism Threat in the U.S. Coast Guard and the TRAP-18.” Journal of Threat Assessment and Management, Published online: 20 Dec. 2021. Abstract.

Doerr, Nicole. “The Visual Politics of the Alternative for Germany (AfD): Anti-Islam, Ethno-Nationalism, and Gendered Images.” Social Sciences 10.1 (Jan. 2021), art. 20. Full text and here and here and here.

Donà, Alessia. “Radical Right Populism and the Backlash against Gender Equality: The Case of the Lega (Nord).” Contemporary Italian Politics 13.3 (July 2021): 296-313. Abstract and references.

Donovan, Todd. “Right Populist Parties and Support for Strong Leaders.” Party Politics 27.5 (Sept. 2021): 858-869. Abstract and references.

Doreian, Patrick, and Andrej Mrvar. “Hubs and Authorities in the Koch Brothers Network.” Social Networks 64 (Jan. 2021): 148-157. Full text and here.

Doreian, Patrick, and Andrej Mrvar. “The International Reach of the Koch Brothers Network.” Networks in the Global World V: Proceedings of NetGloW 2020. Edited by Artem Antonyuk and Nikita Basov. Cham: Springer International Publishing, 2021. 225-235.

Douglas, Christopher. “Revenge Is a Genre Best Served Old: Apocalypse in Christian Right Literature and Politics.” Religions 13.1 (Dec. 2021), art. 21. Full text and here.

Downes, James Floyd, Matthew Loveless, and Andrew Lam. “The Looming Refugee Crisis in the EU: Right-Wing Party Competition and Strategic Positioning.” JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, First published: 16 February 2021. Arguing that adopting hard-line positions on immigration may produce short-term electoral success for centre right parties, but that this “strategic positioning” also mainstreams radical immigration positions in contemporary European politics. Abstract. Supporting Information.

Dreher, Tanja, and Lisa Waller. “Enduring Silence: Racialized News Values, White Supremacy and a National Apology for Child Sexual Abuse.” Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 8 Sept. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Drolet, Jean-François, and Michael C. Williams. “From Critique to Reaction: The New Right, Critical Theory and International Relations.” Journal of International Political Theory, First Published May 28, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Drolet, Jean-François, and Michael C. Williams. “The Radical Right, Realism, and the Politics of Conservatism in Postwar International Thought.” Review of International Studies 47.3 (July 2021): 273-293. Full text and here and here and here and here.

Ebin, Chelsea. “Threats to Women/Women as Threats: Male Supremacy and the Anti-Statist Right.” Laws 10.2 (May 2021), Art. 41. Full text and here.

Ecker, Alejandro, Marcelo Jenny, Wolfgang C Müller, and Katrin Praprotnik. “How and Why Party Position Estimates from Manifestos, Expert, and Party Elite Surveys Diverge. A Comparative Analysis of the ‘Left-Right’ and the ‘European Integration’ Dimensions.” Party Politics, First Published February 10, 2021. Full text and here.

Edallo, Emanuele. “The Racial Census of 22 August 1938: The First Political Persecutory Act of Anti-Semitic Fascist Policy in Italy. An Overview and the Milan Case Study.” Journal of Modern Jewish Studies, Published online: 24 Jan. 2021. Abstract.

Edenborg, Emil. “Anti-Gender Politics as Discourse Coalitions: Russia’s Domestic and International Promotion of ‘Traditional Values.’” Problems of Post-Communism, Published online: 15 Oct. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Ehin, Piret, and Liisa Talving. “Still Second-Order? European Elections in the Era of Populism, Extremism, and Euroskepticism.” Politics, First Published February 11, 2021. Using the PopuList database, a resource providing a list of populist, far-right, far-left, and Eurosceptic parties in Europe since 1989, to test the hypothesis that ideologically extreme and protest parties gain votes in EP elections (H5). Full text and here.

Ekman, Mattias, and Michal Krzyzanowski. “A Populist Turn?: News Editorials and the Recent Discursive Shift on Immigration in Sweden.” Nordicom Review 42.s1 (Mar. 2021): 67-87. Full text.

Ekström, Mats, Marianna Patrona, and Joanna Thornborrow. “Reporting the Unsayable: Scandalous Talk by Right-Wing Populist Politicians and the Challenge for Journalism.” Journalism, First Published March 12, 2021. Abstract and references.

Eley, Geoff. “What Is Fascism and Where Does It Come From?” History Workshop Journal 91.1 (July 2021): 1-28. Full text and here and here.

Elley, Ben. “‘The Rebirth of the West Begins with You!’—Self-Improvement as Radicalisation on 4chan.” Humanities and Social Sciences Communications 8.1 (Mar. 2021): 1-10. Full text and here.

Ellinas, Antonis A. “The Interview Method in Comparative Politics: The Process of Interviewing Far-Right Actors.” Government and Opposition, Published online: 17 December 2021. Abstract and references.

Ellinas, Antonis A. “Societal Mobilization and the Fall of the Neo-Nazi Golden Dawn in Greece.” Georgetown Journal of International Affairs 22.1 (Spring 2021): 61-67. Excerpt and first page.

Emanuele, Vincenzo, Andrés Santana, and José Rama. “Anatomy of the Italian Populist Breakthrough: A ‘Demarcationist’ Fuel Driving Lega and Five-Star Movement Electoral Success?” Contemporary Italian Politics, Published online: 6 Nov. 2021. Abstract. Supplementary material.

Enders, Adam, Joseph E Uscinski, Casey Klofstad, Stefan Wuchty, Michelle Seelig, John Funchion, Manohar Murthi, Kamal Premaratne, and Justin Stoler. “Who Supports QAnon? A Case Study in Political Extremism.” The Journal of Politics, Accepted October 25, 2021. First page. Replication Data.

Enders, Adam M., Joseph E. Uscinski, Casey A. Klofstad, Michelle I. Seelig, Stefan Wuchty, Manohar N. Murthi, Kamal Premaratne, and John R. Funchion. “Do Conspiracy Beliefs Form a Belief System? Examining the Structure and Organization of Conspiracy Beliefs.” Journal of Social and Political Psychology 9.1 (June 2021): 255-271. Full text and here and here. Supplementary files and here and here.

Enggist, Matthias, and Michael Pinggera. “Radical Right Parties and Their Welfare State Stances – Not so Blurry after All?” West European Politics, Published online:1 Apr. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Engler, Sarah, and David Weisstanner. “The Threat of Social Decline: Income Inequality and Radical Right Support.” Journal of European Public Policy 28.2 (Feb. 2021): 153-173. Abstract and references. Online Appendix.

Ennser-Jedenastik, Laurenz. “The Impact of Radical Right Parties on Family Benefits.” West European Politics, Published online: 5 July 2021. Full text and here and here.

Erçetin, Tuğçe, and Emre Erdoğan. “‘Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, Please Tell Me … ’: The Populist Rhetoric of the ‘New’ Media of ‘New Turkey’ during the April 16, 2017 Referendum.” Turkish Studies, Published online: 24 Jan. 2021. Arguing that pro-AKP elements in the media helped the government gain consent for its campaign for a ‘new Turkey’ during the campaign for the constitutional referendum in 2017. Abstract.

Erisen, Cengiz, Mattia Guidi, Sergio Martini, Selin Toprakkiran, Pierangelo Isernia, and Levente Littvay. “Psychological Correlates of Populist Attitudes.” Political Psychology, First published: 2 June 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Erlenbusch-Anderson, Verena. “Historicizing White Supremacist Terrorism with Ida B. Wells.” Political Theory, First Published June 10, 2021. Abstract and references.

Essletzbichler, Juergen, and Johannes Forcher. “‘Red Vienna’ and the Rise of the Populist Right.” European Urban and Regional Studies, First Published August 4, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Essletzbichler, Jürgen, Mathias Moser, Judith Derndorfer, and Petra Staufer-Steinnocher. “Spatial Variation in Populist Right Voting in Austria, 2013-2017.” Political Geography 90 (Oct. 2021), art. 102461. Full text and here and here.

Etter, Gregg W., Sr., and Hannah Collison (nee Socha). “Are Attacks Against Abortion Providers Acts of Domestic Terrorism?: A Three-Box Operational Sub-Theory of Merton’s Anomie.” Police Behavior, Hiring, and Crime Fighting: An International View. Edited by John A. Eterno, Ben Stickle, Diana Scharff Peterson, and Dilip K. Das. New York: Routledge, 2021. 253-269. Chapter abstract.

Evangelista, Simone, and Simone Pereira de Sá. “Music Genres, Conservatism and Nationalism: Soundtracks of the Call for Political Acts in Defense of the Brazilian Presidency.” Intercom: Revista Brasileira de Ciências da Comunicação 44.2 (may/aug. 2021): 175-188. Full text and here and here.

Evans, Geoffrey, Roosmarijn de Geus, and Jane Green. “Boris Johnson to the Rescue? How the Conservatives Won the Radical-Right Vote in the 2019 General Election.” Political Studies, First Published October 28, 2021. Full text and here and here and here and here.

Facchini, François, and Louis Jaeck. “Populism and the Rational Choice Model: The Case of the French National Front.” Rationality and Society 33.2 (May 2021): 196-228. Abstract and references.

Fahim, Md, and Swapna S. Gokhale. “Identifying Social Media Content Supporting Proud Boys.” 2021 IEEE International Conference on Big Data (Big Data), IEEE, 2021. 2487-2495 or 2406-2414. Abstract and here and here and here.

Falkenbach, Michelle. “Parties Matter: The Consequences of PRR Parties in Subnational Governments on Health Policy.” Government and Opposition, Published online: 6 December 2021. Full text and here and here.

Falkenbach, Michelle, and Scott L. Greer. “Denial and Distraction: How the Populist Radical Right Responds to COVID-19; Comment on ‘A Scoping Review of PRR Parties’ Influence on Welfare Policy and Its Implication for Population Health in Europe.’” International Journal of Health Policy and Management 10.9 (September 2021): 578-580. Full text and here and here.

“Far-right Fratelli could lead Italy’s next government.” Emerald Expert Briefings, May 25, 2021. Excerpt.

Faulkner, Simon, Hannah Guy, and Farida Vis. “Right-Wing Populism, Visual Disinformation, and Brexit. From the UKIP ‘Breaking Point’ Poster to the Aftermath of the London Westminster Bridge Attack.” The Routledge Companion to Media Disinformation and Populism. Edited by Howard Tumber and Silvio Waisbord. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. 198-208. Full text.

Faure, Juliette. “A Russian Version of Reactionary Modernism: Aleksandr Prokhanov’s ‘Spiritualization of Technology.’” Journal of Political Ideologies 26.3 (Sept. 2021): 356-379. Abstract.

Feinberg, Joseph Grim. “Post-dissent and the New Right: Problems and Potential of post-Communist Dissent in Slovakia and Beyond.” The Political Economy of Eastern Europe 30 Years into the ‘Transition’: New Left Perspectives from the Region. Agnes Gagyi, Ondřej Slačálek, editors. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. 151-167. Abstract and references.

Feldman, Stanley. “Authoritarianism, Education, and Support for Right-Wing Populism.” The Psychology of Populism: The Tribal Challenge to Liberal Democracy. Edited by Joseph P. Forgas, William D. Crano, and Klaus Fiedler. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. 349-364. Full text.

Fernández-Suárez, Belén. “Gender and Immigration in VOX. The Discourse of the Radical Right in Spain.” Migraciones 51 (2021): 241-268. Full text and here and here.

Fernández-Suárez, Belén. “Migration Policies at the Spanish Border in Southern Europe: Between ‘Welfare Chauvinism’, Hate Discourse and Policies Compassion.” Handbook on Human Security, Borders and Migration. Edited by Natalia Ribas-Mateos and Timothy J. Dunn. Cheltenham, UK; Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2021. 225-238. Chapter abstract.

Ferrándiz, Francisco. “Francisco Franco Is Back: The Contested Reemergence of a Fascist Moral Exemplar.” Comparative Studies in Society and History, Published online: 27 December 2021. Full text and here and here.

“Fidesz’s rift with EU centre-right will cost Hungary.” Emerald Expert Briefings, March 8, 2021. Excerpt.

Fiers, Ruud, and Jasper Muis. “Dividing between ‘us’ and ‘them’: the framing of gender and sexuality by online followers of the Dutch populist radical right.” European Journal of Politics and Gender 4.3 (September 2021): 381-402. Full text and here and here.

Filc, Dani, and Sharon Pardo. “Israel’s Right-Wing Populists: The European Connection.” Survival 63.3 (May 2021): 99-122. Abstract.

Finchelstein, Federico. “The Authoritarian Personality and the History of Fascism.” Polity, Published online November 11, 2021. Abstract.

Flade, Florian. “The Insider Threat: Far-Right Extremism in the German Military and Police.” CTC Sentinel (Combating Terrorism Center at West Point) 14.5 (June 2021): 1-10. Full text and here.

Fleming, Sean. “The Unabomber and the Origins of Anti-Tech Radicalism.” Journal of Political Ideologies, Published online: 7 May 2021. Full text and here.

Fluri, Jennifer. “Political Geography II: Violence.” Progress in Human Geography, First Published December 18, 2021. Abstract and references.

Font, Nuria, Paolo Graziano, and Myrto Tsakatika. “Varieties of Inclusionary Populism? SYRIZA, Podemos and the Five Star Movement.” Government and Opposition 56.1 (Jan. 2021): 163-183. Full text and here and here.

Forberg, Peter L. “From the Fringe to the Fore: An Algorithmic Ethnography of the Far-Right Conspiracy Theory Group QAnon.” Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, First Published September 1, 2021. Abstract and references.

Förtner, Maximilian, Bernd Belina, and Matthias Naumann. “The Revenge of the Village? The Geography of Right-Wing Populist Electoral Success, Anti-Politics, and Austerity in Germany.” Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space 39.3 (May 2021): 574-596. Full text and here and here.

Foster, Russell, and Matthew Feldman. “From ‘Brexhaustion’ to ‘Covidiots’: The UK United Kingdom and the Populist Future.” Journal of Contemporary European Research 17.2 (May 2021): 116-127. Full text and here and here.

Fowler, Kurt. “From Chads to Blackpills, a Discursive Analysis of the Incel’s Gendered Spectrum of Political Agency.” Deviant Behavior, Published online: 25 Oct. 2021. Abstract.

Franc, Renata, and Tomislav Pavlovic. “Inequality and Radicalisation – Systematic Review of Quantitative Studies.” Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 15 Oct. 2021. Full text and here and here.

François, Stéphane. “The New French Knight.” The Journal of Illiberalism Studies 1.1 (Summer 2021): 39-49. Mentions anti-egalitarian; anti-immigrant; Steve Bannon (traditionalist Catholic Alt-Right figure and Breitbart former executive chairman); the Bloc Identitaire (Identarian Bloc) (a grouping born after the dissolution of Unité Radicale by the French state in 2002); Bonald (eighteenth-century counterrevolutionary); Christian Bouchet (founder of Unité Radicale (Radical Unity)); Breitbart; La Chevalerie européenne [European Knighthood] (1998 book by Pierre Vial); Alain de Benoist (the central figure of the French New Right); de Maistre (eighteenth-century counterrevolutionary); Frédéric Encel (French geopolitologist); the ethnic war to result from the current process of “immigration-colonization”; Julius Evola (anti-modern esoteric); the French New Right; globalization; GRECE (Groupe de Recherches et d’Études de la Civilisation Européenne—European Civilization Research and Studies Group) (the major identitarian and supranationalist school from which emerged the European New Right and heir to Dominique Venner’s ideas); René Guénon (anti-modern esoteric); Heinrich Himmler (head of the SS); Adolf Hitler; the Holy Germanic Roman Empire; the Identitarian movement; “immigration-colonialization”; the Italian Social Republic; “Je suis Charlie Martel” (I am Charlie Martel) (Identitarian poster campaign launched after the terrorist attacks against Charlie Hebdo in January 2015); Kshatriya (Indian knight figure); Jacques Le Goff; the Legion of the Archangel Michael (the Iron Guard) (spiritualist-political movement); Bernard Marillier (Evola’s adept, a cadre of Unité Radicale (Radical Unity), and an Identitarian militant); Charles Martel (a Frankish military leader who arrested an Arab army in Poitiers in 732); Men Among the Ruins (1953 book by Evola); Militants (a collection of short stories by Philippe Vardon); Yukio Mishima (Japanese far-right writer who attempted a putsch in Japan in 1970); Muslim immigration-colonization; National Socialism; Nazi party; neo-fascism; “neo-Ghibellines” (a label that many far-right militants apply to themselves, seeing the Germanic Roman Empire, like the Church, as a supernatural type of institution that associated imperial sacredness and Germanness); neo-Nazism; the New European Order (NEO); a new Reconquista (a mobilizing myth against the migratory “invasion”); Nietzsche; Nous sommes la Génération Identitaire (the Génération identitaire manifesto of October 20, 2012); Orientations (1950 book by Evola in which he defended the idea of a European organic empire); Pardès (the main revolutionary-traditionalist publishing house); Poitiers mosque occupation on October 20, 2012 (the date being a symbolic homage to the victory of Charles Martel); Rassemblement National; Reconquista; revolutionary-traditionalism (a commitment both political and spiritual, collective and individual, that aims to accelerate the return to a Golden Age often associated with the Middle Ages); Ride the Tiger (1961 book by Evola); Saint-Loup (French ex-SS officer, pseudonym of Marc Augier); spiritual racism (theme promoted by Julius Evola); the SS; Terre et peuple (Pierre Vial’s anti-immigrant political group); Terre et peuple (Pierre Vial’s journal); the Teutonic Knights (an order of knight-monks established to evangelize the peoples of the Baltic); the Third Reich; traditionalism (a form of esotericism that postulates the existence of a “primordial tradition” that is by nature supra-human and transcendent); the U.S. Alt-Right (an informal movement of ethnic-differentialists, white supremacists, and neo-Nazis who make use of the theoretical output of the European revolutionary far-right); Unité Radicale (Radical Unity) (a French nationalist-revolutionary group founded by Christian Bouchet); Philippe Vardon (Identitarian militant (and now a leading member of Rassemblement National); Dominique Venner (European Far Right figure); Pierre Vial (former lecturer in medieval studies at the University of Lyon III and anti-immigrant author); the Vichy regime (celebrated Clovis as the founder of France); Wewelsburg (restored medieval castle, laden with esoteric symbolism); and Francis Parker Yockey. Full text and here.

Friesen, Kyle R. “Reimagining Populism to Reveal Canada’s Right-Wing Populist Zeitgeist.” Inquiries Journal 13.1 (2021). Full text.

Fusiek, Dawid Aristotelis, and Cecilia Marconi. “Trumpism and the European Far Right: An Analysis of Trumpism’s Impact on the Post-2016 AfD, Lega Nord, and Fidesz.” Srodkowoeuropejskie Studia Polityczne 4 (Dec. 2021): 61-84. Full text and here.

Galamba, Arthur, and Brian Matthews. “Science Education against the Rise of Fascist and Authoritarian Movements: Towards the Development of a Pedagogy for Democracy.” Cultural Studies of Science Education, Published: 7 February 2021. Full text and here.

Ganor, Boaz. “A Typology of Terrorist Attacks: The ‘32 Profiles’ Model.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 11 Jan. 2021. Abstract and notes.

Gansewig, Antje, and Maria Walsh. “Preventing Violent Extremism with Former Extremists in Schools: A Media Analysis of the Situation in Germany.” Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 13 Jan. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Gardell, Mattias. “‘The Girl Who Was Chased by Fire’: Violence and Passion in Contemporary Swedish Fascist Fiction.” Fascism 10.1 (June 2021): 166-185. Full text and here and here.

Garry, Amanda, Samantha Walther, Rukaya Rukaya, and Ayan Mohammed. “QAnon Conspiracy Theory: Examining Its Evolution and Mechanisms of Radicalization.” Journal for Deradicalization 26 (Spring 2021): 152-216. Full text and here.

Gaudette, Tiana, Ryan Scrivens, Garth Davies, and Richard Frank. “Upvoting Extremism: Collective Identity Formation and the Extreme Right on Reddit.” New Media & Society 23.12 (Dec. 2021): 3491-3508. Abstract and references.

Gellert, Tess. “The Spectacle of Terrorism and the Global Village: The Role of Media in the Next Wave of Terrorism.” Beacon: UBC Journal of Media Studies 2 (2021). Full text.

Gemenis, Kostas. “Explaining Conspiracy Beliefs and Scepticism around the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Swiss Political Science Review, First published: 14 June 2021. Finding that conspiracy beliefs and scepticism about the COVID-19 pandemic are better explained by belief in unrelated political and medical conspiracy theories than by the effect of ideology, measured either by self-placement on the left-right scale or by attitudes associated with political ideologies. Full text and here and here and here.

Genova, Angela, and Elisa Lello. “Radicalization and Deradicalization in Italian Migration Political Debate in the Time of COVID-19 Pandemic.” Rivista Trimestrale di Scienza dell’Amministrazione 4 (Dec. 2021). Full text.

Georgiadou, Vasiliki, and Jenny Mavropoulou. “Anti-Establishment Parties in Government: SYRIZA-ANEL Policy-Making Match between the Radical Left and the Radical Right.” Southeastern Europe 45.1 (May 2021): 19-47. Abstract.

Gerts, Dax, Courtney D. Shelley, Nidhi Parikh, Travis Pitts, Chrysm Watson Ross, Geoffrey Fairchild, Nidia Yadria Vaquera Chavez, and Ashlynn R. Daughton. “‘Thought I’d Share First’ and Other Conspiracy Theory Tweets from the COVID-19 Infodemic: Exploratory Study.” JMIR Public Health and Surveillance 7.4 (Apr. 2021), art. e26527. Examining four COVID-19 conspiracy theory themes: that 5G cell towers spread the virus; that the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation engineered or has otherwise malicious intent related to COVID-19; that the virus was bioengineered or was developed in a laboratory; and that the COVID-19 vaccines, which were then all still in development, would be dangerous. Full text and here.

Gessler, Theresa, and Sophia Hunger. “How the Refugee Crisis and Radical Right Parties Shape Party Competition on Immigration.” Political Science Research and Methods, Published online: 15 November 2021. Full text and here and here.

Giorgi, Alberta. “Hijack or Release? On the Heuristic Limits of the Frame of Instrumentalization of Religion for Discussing the Entanglements of Populism, Religion, and Gender.” Identities, Published online: 15 Nov. 2021. An empirical analysis focusing on the discourse of the supporters of Matteo Salvini, the leader of the Italian radical-right populist party Lega Nord, on Instagram, showing the intersections of religion and gender. Abstract.

Giuliani, Giovanni Amerigo. “The Family Policy Positions of Conservative Parties: A Farewell to the Male-Breadwinner Family Model?” European Journal of Political Research, First published: 24 June 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Gleig, Ann, and Brenna Artinger. “#BuddhistCultureWars: BuddhaBros, Alt-Right Dharma, and Snowflake Sanghas.” Journal of Global Buddhism 22.1 (May 2021): 19-48. Full text and here.

“The Global Rise of the Extreme Right” [Special Issue]: Social Sciences (2020-2021). Contents: International Nets and National Links: The Global Rise of the Extreme Right—Introduction to Special Issue, by Kristy Campion and Scott Poynting – The Visual Politics of the Alternative for Germany (AfD): Anti-Islam, Ethno-Nationalism, and Gendered Images, by Nicole Doerr – The Rise of Fascist Formations in Chile and in the World, by Rene Leal – The “New Normal” and “Pandemic Populism”: The COVID-19 Crisis and Anti-Hygienic Mobilisation of the Far-Right, by Ulrike M. Vieten – Keeping the Nazi Menace Out: George Lincoln Rockwell and the Border Control System in Australia and Britain in the Early 1960s, by Evan Smith – Women in the Extreme and Radical Right: Forms of Participation and Their Implications, by Kristy Campion – The Culture of Violent Talk: An Interpretive Approach, by Pete Simi and Steven Windisch – Metapolitical New Right Influencers: The Case of Brittany Pettibone, by Ico Maly – Framing “The Gypsy Problem”: Populist Electoral Use of Romaphobia in Italy (2014–2019), by Laura Cervi and Santiago Tejedor. Full text.

Goetzmann, Lutz. “The Return of the (Foreclosed) Truth – Considerations on German Right-Wing Terror.” Free Associations 81-82 (May 2021): 94-105. On the manifesto of right-wing extremist Tobias R[athjen]., who murdered nine people with migrant backgrounds before killing his mother and himself on 19 February 2020. Full text and here.

Gold, Tomás, and Alejandro M. Peña. “The Rise of the Contentious Right: Digitally Intermediated Linkage Strategies in Argentina and Brazil.” Latin American Politics and Society, Published online: 6 August 2021. Full text.

Goldstein, Ariel. “Right-Wing Opposition to the Mainstream Radical Right: The Cases of Hungary and Poland.” Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe 29.1 (Jan. 2021): 23-40. Abstract and funding.

Gomez Arana, Arantza. “Politics of Discontent in Spain: The Case of Vox and the Catalonian Independence Movement.” Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society 14.3 (November 2021): 439-456. Abstract.

Górska, Paulina, Anna Stefaniak, Katarzyna Lipowska, Katarzyna Malinowska, Magdalena Skrodzka, and Marta Marchlewska. “Authoritarians Go with the Flow: Social Norms Moderate the Link between Right-Wing Authoritarianism and Outgroup-Directed Attitudes.” Political Psychology, First published: 4 May 2021. Abstract. Supplementary Material.

Gottlob, Anita, and Luca Serafini. “Anti-Immigrant Narratives in Times of Real Crisis. An Automated Content Analysis of Italian Political Communication on Social Media.” The Migration Conference 2021: Selected Papers. Compiled by Ibrahim Sirkeci. London: Transnational Press London, 2021. 97-101. Full text.

Goubin, Silke, and Marc Hooghe. “Do Welfare Concerns Drive Electoral Support for the Populist Radical Right? An Exploratory Analysis.” Acta Politica, Published: 10 April 2021. Abstract, notes, and references.

Gozalishvili, Nino. “‘Europe Is Awakening’: Diffusion of National-Populism in an Eastern Partnership Country – The Case of ‘Georgian March’ in Georgia.” Nationalities Papers, Published online: 4 June 2021. Full text and here and here.

Gozgor, Giray. “The Role of Economic Uncertainty in the Rise of EU Populism.” Public Choice, Published: 24 October 2021. Showing that a higher World Uncertainty Index (WUI), a new indicator of economic uncertainty, increases total populism and right-wing populist voting behavior. Full text and here.

Gravelle, Timothy B., Mike Medeiros, and Alessandro Nai. “In the Shadow of the Tower: Spatial Proximity to Mosques, Visible Diversity, and Support for the Radical Right.” Political Geography 91 (Nov. 2021), art. 102499. Abstract.

Greenberg, Udi. “What Was the Fascism Debate?” Dissent 68.3 (Summer 2021): 119-127. Excerpt and first page.

Grinchpun, Matías. “Not Six Million nor Thirty Thousand: From ‘Holocaust Revisionism’ to ‘State Terrorism’ Denial in Argentina, 1945-2016.” Journal of the History of Ideas 82.1 (January 2021): 153-174. Excerpt and first page.

Grodecki, Mateusz. “Nation as a Product of Resistance: Introducing Post-Foundational Discourse Analysis in Research on Ultras’ Nationalism.” Sport in Society, Published online: 6 Jan. 2021. Abstract.

Gruber, Oliver, and Sieglinde Rosenberger. “Between Opportunities and Constraints: Right-Wing Populists as Designers of Migrant Integration Policy.” Policy Studies, Published online: 27 Dec. 2021. Abstract.

Gründler, Klaus, and Tommy Krieger. “Using Machine Learning for measuring democracy: A practitioners guide and a new updated dataset for 186 countries from 1919 to 2019.” European Journal of Political Economy, Available online 17 May 2021. On the authors’s Machine Learning Democracy Index. Full text and here.

Guhl, Jakob, Moustafa Ayad, and Julia Ebner. “From the Vicious Cycle to Ideological Convergence. How Islamist extremists and the violent right wing interact and influence each other…” Spotlight on Emerging Threats (RAN Practitioners) (September 2021): 48-53. Full text.

Guia, Aitana. “Nativist Politics and the Mobilization of Anti-immigrant Discourses.” Handbook on the Governance and Politics of Migration. Edited by Emma Carmel, Katharina Lenner, and Regine Paul. Northampton: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2021. 404-416. Chapter abstract.

Guimarães, Feliciano de Sá, and Irma Dutra de Oliveira e Silva. “Far-Right Populism and Foreign Policy Identity: Jair Bolsonaro’s Ultra-Conservatism and the New Politics of Alignment.” International Affairs 97.2 (Mar. 2021): 345-363. Abstract.

Gümrükçü, Selin Bengi. “Ideology, Discourse, and Alliance Structures: Explaining Far-Right Political Violence in Turkey in the 1970s.” Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 24 Mar. 2021. Abstract.

Gupta, Jay A. “Torches, Pitchforks, Smartphones, and Mass Delusion: An American Insurrection.” Telos 194 (March 20, 2021): 158-162. On the January 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol. Excerpt.

Gürel, Burak, Bermal Küçük, and Sercan Tas. “The rural roots of the rise of the Justice and Development Party in Turkey.” Authoritarian Populism and the Rural World. Edited by Ian Scoones, Marc Edelman, Saturnino M. Borras Jr., Lyda Fernanda Forero, Ruth Hall, Wendy Wolford and Ben White. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. 97-119. Full text.

Gürsoy, Yaprak. “Moving Beyond European and Latin American Typologies: The Peculiarities of AKP’s Populism in Turkey.” Journal of Contemporary Asia 51.1 (Jan. 2021): 157-178. Full text and here.

Guth, James L., and Brent F. Nelsen. “Party Choice in Europe: Social Cleavages and the Rise of Populist Parties.” Party Politics 27.3 (May 2021): 453-464. Full text.

Guziak, Albert. “The (Ambivalent) Far-Right Populist Stance on the European Union with the Example of the Austrian Party FPÖ.” Studia nad Autorytaryzmem i Totalitaryzmem 43.1 (Nov. 2021): 113-124. Full text.

Haanshuus, Birgitte P., and Karoline Andrea Ihlebæk. “Recontextualising the News: How Antisemitic Discourses Are Constructed in Extreme Far-Right Alternative Media.” Nordicom Review 42.s1 (Mar. 2021): 37-50. Full text.

Hadj Abdou, Leila, and Didier Ruedin. “The Austrian People’s Party: An Anti-Immigrant Right Party?” Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Published online: 9 Feb. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Hadžić, Faruk. “Internationalization of Neo-Nazism and Social Media: Psychosocial, Sociopolitical and Security Inquiry.” Lectio Socialis, Acceptance Date: October 14, 2021. Full text.

Haffert, Lukas. “The Long-Term Effects of Oppression: Prussia, Political Catholicism, and the Alternative für Deutschland.” American Political Science Review, Published online: 16 September 2021. Full text and here and here.

Hagelund, Anniken, and Jens E. Kjeldsen. “The Other Other. Representations and Rhetorical Estrangement of Anti-Immigration Positions in Scandinavian Print Media, 1970-2016.” Poetics 85 (Apr. 2021), art. 101529. Full text and here and here.

Hagemeister, Felix. “Populism and Propagation of Far-Right Extremism.” European Journal of Political Economy, Available online 20 September 2021. Abstract.

Halperin, Sandra. “The Far-Right in Modern World History.” Globalizations, Published online: 11 Oct. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Hamdaoui, Soraya. “Anti-Populism during the Yellow Vest Protests: From Combatting the Rassemblement National to Dealing with Street Populists.” The British Journal of Politics and International Relations, First Published January 10, 2021. Analysing the anti-populist strategy of La République en marche! (LREM) during the Yellow Vest protests by comparing it with the one used against the Rassemblement National (RN), France’s main populist party. Full text and here.

Hameleers, Michael, and Anna Brosius. “You Are Wrong Because I Am Right! The Perceived Causes and Ideological Biases of Misinformation Beliefs.” International Journal of Public Opinion Research, Published: 19 November 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Hammerschmidt, Dennis, Cosima Meyer, and Anne Pintsch. “Foreign Aid in Times of Populism: The Influence of Populist Radical Right Parties on the Official Development Assistance of OECD Countries.” Cambridge Review of International Affairs, Published online: 5 Oct. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Hammersley, Martyn. “Karl Mannheim on Fascism: Sociological Lessons About Populism and Democracy Today?” Sociological Research Online, First Published October 28, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Han, Kyung Joon. “Radical Right Success and Mainstream Parties’ Position Ambiguity on Immigration.” Acta Politica, Published: 26 November 2021. Abstract, notes, and references.

Han, Kyung Joon, and Eric Graig Castater. “It’s Not Just Where You Stand, It’s How You Got There: Social Pacts and Manual Worker Support for Radical Right-Wing Parties.” European Politics and Society, Published online: 1 Sept. 2021. Abstract.

Hanssen, Ulv. “Populism in Japan: Fascist, neoliberal, and leftist variants (2).” Soka Hogaku 50.3 (2021): 59-79. Full text.

Harding, Tobias. “Culture Wars? The (Re)Politicization of Swedish Cultural Policy.” Cultural Trends, Published online: 29 Aug. 2021. Exploring current criticism of cultural policy in Sweden from the established centre-right and the populist right. Abstract.

Harley, Ben. “Music against Fascism: DIY Versus the Right Wing Safety Squad.” Rhetoric Society Quarterly 51.2 (Mar. 2021): 138-151. Abstract and references.

Harris, Kira. “A Hybrid Threat: The Night Wolves Motorcycle Club.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 11 Jan. 2021. Abstract and notes.

Harris, Kira. “Russia’s Night Wolves in Australia.” Journal of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism, Published online: 21 Dec. 2021. Abstract.

Hart, Amber. “Right-Wing Waves: Applying the Four Waves Theory to Transnational and Transhistorical Right-Wing Threat Trends.” Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 12 Jan. 2021. Full text and here.

Hart, Christopher, and Bodo Winter. “Gesture and Legitimation in the Anti-Immigration Discourse of Nigel Farage.” Discourse & Society, First Published October 9, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Harteveld, Eelco. “Fragmented Foes: Affective Polarization in the Multiparty Context of the Netherlands.” Electoral Studies 71 (June 2021), art. 102332. Finding affective polarization, or antipathy between the supporters of opposing political camps, to be especially strong between those who disagree on cultural issues, and between those who support and oppose the populist radical right. Full text and here and here.

Harteveld, Eelco, Andrej Kokkonen, Jonas Linde, and Stefan Dahlberg. “A Tough Trade-off? The Asymmetrical Impact of Populist Radical Right Inclusion on Satisfaction with Democracy and Government.” European Political Science Review 13.1 (Feb. 2021): 113-133. Full text and here and here.

Harteveld, Eelco, Philipp Mendoza, and Matthijs Rooduijn. “Affective Polarization and the Populist Radical Right: Creating the Hating?” Government and Opposition, Published online: 7 October 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Harteveld, Eelco, Wouter van der Brug, Sarah de Lange, and Tom van der Meer. “Multiple Roots of the Populist Radical Right: Support for the Dutch PVV in Cities and the Countryside.” European Journal of Political Research, First published: 5 April 2021. Full text and here and here.

Hartman, Todd K., Thomas V. A. Stocks, Ryan McKay, Jilly Gibson-Miller, Liat Levita, Anton P. Martinez, Liam Mason, Orla McBride, Jamie Murphy, Mark Shevlin, Kate M. Bennett, Philip Hyland, Thanos Karatzias, Frédérique Vallières, and Richard P. Bentall. “The Authoritarian Dynamic During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Effects on Nationalism and Anti-Immigrant Sentiment.” Social Psychological and Personality Science 12.7 (Sept. 2021): 1274-1285. Full text and here and here. Supplemental Material.

Hartmann, Eddie, and Felix Lang. “The Crisis of Social Trust in Non-violent Routines: Social Mobilization of Right-Wing Violence in Germany.” The Condition of Democracy Volume 2, Contesting Citizenship. Edited by Jürgen Mackert, Hannah Wolf, and Bryan S. Turner. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. Chapter abstract and here.

Hartmann, Jörg, Karin Kurz, and Holger Lengfeld. “Modernization Losers’ Revenge? Income Mobility and Support for Right- and Left-Wing Populist Parties in Germany.” European Sociological Review, Published: 20 July 2021. Abstract.

Hase, Valerie. “What Is Terrorism (According to the News)? How the German Press Selectively Labels Political Violence as ‘Terrorism.’” Journalism, First Published May 13, 2021. Full text and here.

Haugstvedt, Håvard, and Daniel Koehler. “Armed and Explosive? An Explorative Statistical Analysis of Extremist Radicalization Cases with Military Background.” Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 24 Aug. 2021. Finding that far-right radicalized individuals with military backgrounds are more likely to suffer from trauma, a diminution of social standing, having difficulties in romantic relationships, and exclusion from participation in social groups or organizations, compared to far-right radicalized individuals without military backgrounds. Full text and here.

Havertz, Ralf. “Is There a New ‘Extremism of the Centre’ in Germany?” 한독사회과학논총 [Zeitschrift der Koreanisch-Deutschen Gesellschaft fuer Sozialwissenschaften (K-G Association for Social Sciences)] 31.4 (Dec. 2021): 130-158. Examining the recent rise of radical right populism in Germany and finding more support for the losers of modernization thesis, which was first introduced by Hans-Georg Betz, than Seymour Martin Lipset’s “extremism of the centre” thesis to explain this political phenomenon. Abstract.

Hawkins, Ian, and Muniba Saleem. “Rise UP!: A Content Analytic Study of How Collective Action Is Discussed within White Nationalist Videos on YouTube.” New Media & Society, First Published August 25, 2021. Abstract and references.

Hawley, George. “Religion and the Alt-Right.” The Routledge Handbook of Religion, Politics and Ideology. Edited by Jeffrey Haynes. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. 164-176. Chapter abstract.

Hayat, Muhammad Umer, Nida Khan, and Saira Nawaz Abbasi. “Rise of Hindutva Mind-Set and Saffronisation of Indian Society.” International Review of Social Sciences 9.2 (February 2021): 9-21. Full text.

Haymoz, Sandrine, Dirk Baier, Cédric Jacot, Patrik Manzoni, Maria Kamenowski, and Anna Isenhardt. “Gang Members and Extremists in Switzerland: Similarities and Differences.” European Journal of Criminology, First Published July 16, 2021. Comparing youth gang members with left-wing, right-wing and Islamist extremists. Abstract and references.

Haynes, Jeffrey. “Right-Wing Nationalism, Populism, and Religion: What Are the Connections and Why?” Religion, State and Society 49.3 (May 2021): 188-194. Abstract and references.

Heinisch, Reinhard, and Viktoria Jansesberger. “Does Ethno-Territorial Identity Matter in Populist Party Support? Evidence on the Demand-Side from 19 Populist Radical Right and Populist Radical Left National and Regionalist Parties.” European Politics and Society, Published online: 23 Sept. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Heinisch, Reinhard, Steven Saxonberg, Annika Werner, and Fabian Habersack. “The Effect of Radical Right Fringe Parties on Main Parties in Central and Eastern Europe: Empirical Evidence from Manifesto Data.” Party Politics 27.1 (Jan. 2021): 9-21. Full text and here and here and here.

Heinz, Annelise. “The Roots of America’s Anti-Asian Violence.” Current History 120.827 (Sept. 2021): 246-249. Full text and here and here.

Henschke, Adam, and Alastair Reed. “Toward an Ethical Framework for Countering Extremist Propaganda Online.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 8 Mar. 2021. Focusing on the broader threat of violent extremism generally, including right wing and nationalist violence as well as Jihadi violent extremism. Abstract, funding, and notes.

Herman, Lise Esther, Julian Hoerner, and Joseph Lacey. “Why Does the European Right Accommodate Backsliding States? An Analysis of 24 European People’s Party Votes (2011-2019).” European Political Science Review, Published online: 18 February 2021. Abstract and references. Supplementary materials.

Herzog, Dagmar, and Stefanos Geroulanos. “Fascisms and Their Afterli(v)es: An Introduction.” Journal of the History of Ideas 82.1 (January 2021): 73-83. Excerpt and first page.

Heslep, Daniel G., and PS Berge. “Mapping Discord’s Darkside: Distributed Hate Networks on Disboard.” New Media & Society, First Published December 14, 2021. Abstract and references.

Hesová, Zora. “A New Austrian Kulturkampf?” Central European Culture Wars: Beyond Post-Communism and Populism. Pavel Barša, Zora Hesová, Ondrej Slacálek (eds.). Prague: Faculty of Arts, Charles University, 2021. 241-280. Full text.

Heyen-Dubé, Thomas. “Fascism, War and the British Officer Class: The Case of Robert Gordon-Canning.” War & Society, Published online: 3 Sept. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Heyne, Lea, and Luca Manucci. “A New Iberian Exceptionalism? Comparing the Populist Radical Right Electorate in Portugal and Spain.” Political Research Exchange 3.1 (Jan. 2021), art. e1989985. Full text and here.

Hickel, Flavio R., and Andrew R. Murphy. “Making America Exceptional Again: Donald Trump’s Traditionalist Jeremiad, Civil Religion, and the Politics of Resentment.” Politics and Religion, Published online: 15 October 2021. Abstract and references. Supplementary material.

Hinckley, Robert A. “Local Existential Threat, Authoritarianism, and Support for Right-Wing Populism.” The Social Science Journal, Published online: 14 Jan. 2021. Abstract.

Hodwitz, Omi, and Kelley Massingale. “Rhetoric and Hate Crimes: Examining the Public Response to the Trump Narrative.” Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression, Published online: 3 June 2021. Using the UCR and multiple analytical techniques to find support for the public assumption that Trump’s words and actions resulted in a backlash effect by significantly influencing domestic hate crimes. Abstract.

Hof, Tobias. “The Rise of the Right: Terrorism in the U.S. and Europe.” Terrorism and Transatlantic Relations: Threats and Challenges. Edited by Klaus Larres and Tobias Hof. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. 43-73. Chapter abstract.

Hofmann, David C., Brynn Trofimuk, Shayna Perry, and Caitlin Hyslop-Margison. “An Exploration of Right-Wing Extremist Incidents in Atlantic Canada.” Dynamics of Asymmetric Conflict, Published online: 27 Jan. 2021. Using a dataset of right-wing extremist incidents from January 2000 to December 2019 to explore the distribution, breadth, type, and extent of right-wing extremist activity in Atlantic Canada (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland & Labrador, and Prince Edward Island). Full text.

Höhne, Benjamin. “How Democracy Works within a Populist Party: Candidate Selection in the Alternative for Germany.” Government and Opposition, Published online: 15 September 2021. Abstract and references. Supplementary material.

Holtz-Bacha, Christina. “The Kiss of Death. Public Service Media under Right-Wing Populist Attack.” European Journal of Communication, First Published February 1, 2021. Full text and here.

Howe, Philip J., Edina Szöcsik, and Christina I. Zuber. “Nationalism, Class, and Status: How Nationalists Use Policy Offers and Group Appeals to Attract a New Electorate.” Comparative Political Studies, First Published August 20, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Hruboň, Anton. “Hoaxes and Fake News of the Neo-Fascists in Slovakia: Communication Strategies, Reflections, Impact on Internal and Security Politics.” Europe in Changes: The Old Continent at a New Crossroads. Edited by Katarina Zakić and Birgül Demirtaş. Belgrade: Institute of International Politics and Economics, Belgrade; Faculty of Security Studies at the University of Belgrade, 2021. 383-403. Full text and here.

Huber, Robert A., Esther Greussing, and Jakob-Moritz Eberl. “From Populism to Climate Scepticism: The Role of Institutional Trust and Attitudes towards Science.” Environmental Politics, Published online: 24 Sept. 2021. Full text and here.

Huber, Robert A., Tomas Maltby, Kacper Szulecki, and Stefan Ćetković. “Is Populism a Challenge to European Energy and Climate Policy? Empirical Evidence across Varieties of Populism.” Journal of European Public Policy, Published online: 7 May 2021. Full text and here and here.

Hughes, Brian, and Cynthia Miller-Idriss. “Uniting for Total Collapse: The January 6 Boost to Accelerationism.” CTC Sentinel (Combating Terrorism Center at West Point) 14.4 (April/May 2021): 12-18. Full text and here.

Hunger, Sophia, and Fred Paxton. “What’s in a Buzzword? A Systematic Review of the State of Populism Research in Political Science.” Political Science Research and Methods, Published online: 20 September 2021. Full text and here and here.

Hunklinger, Michael, and Edma Ajanović. “Voting Right? Analyzing Electoral Homonationalism of LGBTIQ* Voters in Austria and Germany.” Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State & Society, Published: 25 October 2021. Abstract.

Hutchinson, Jade, Amarnath Amarasingam, Ryan Scrivens, and Brian Ballsun-Stanton. “Mobilizing Extremism Online: Comparing Australian and Canadian Right-Wing Extremist Groups on Facebook.” Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression, Published online: 30 Mar. 2021. Full text.

Hyslop, Jonathan. “The Kaiser’s lost African empire and the Alternative fur Deutschland: Colonial guilt-denial and authoritarian populism in Germany.” Historia 66.2 (November 2021): 101-124. Full text and here and here.

Iamamoto, Sue A. S., Maíra Kubík Mano, and Renata Summa. “Brazilian Far-Right Neoliberal Nationalism: Family, Anti-Communism and the Myth of Racial Democracy.” Globalizations, Published online: 26 Oct. 2021. Viewing the ideology expressed by Jair Bolsonaro, current president of Brazil, as a Brazilian far-right neoliberal nationalism. Abstract.

Iglesias-Pascual, Ricardo, Virginia Paloma, and Isabel Benítez. “The Role of Contextual Factors in the Electoral Resurgence of Extreme Right-Wing Forces in Spain: The Case of Andalusia.” Political Geography 86 (Apr. 2021), art. 102356. Abstract.

Ihlebæk, Karoline Andrea, and Carina Riborg Holter. “Hostile Emotions: An Exploratory Study of Far-Right Online Commenters and Their Emotional Connection to Traditional and Alternative News Media.” Journalism, First Published February 20, 2021. Abstract and references.

Ihlebæk, Karoline Andrea, and Nygaard Silje. “Right-wing alternative media in the Scandinavian political communication landscape.” Power, Communication, and Politics in the Nordic Countries. Edited by Eli Skogerbø, Øyvind Ihlen, Nete Nørgaard Kristensen, and Lars Nord. Gothenburg: Nordicom, University of Gothenburg, 2021. 263-282. Full text and here and here and here.

Ilikova, Lilia, and Andrey Tushev. “Right-Wing Populism in Central Europe: Hungarian Case (Fidesz, Jobbik).” Utopía y Praxis Latinoamericana 25.SI12 (30 Nov. 2020): 325-331. Full text and here and here.

Ince, Anthony. “Anti-Fascist Action and the Transversal Territorialities of Militant Anti-Fascism in 1990s Britain.” Antipode, First published: 9 August 2021. On Anti-Fascist Action (AFA), a militant anti-fascist organisation in the United Kingdom and Ireland that operated at its height between 1989 and 1996. Abstract.

Innes, H., and M. Innes. “De-Platforming Disinformation: Conspiracy Theories and Their Control.” Information, Communication & Society, Published online: 28 Oct. 2021. Full text and here.

Ionescu, Octavia, Jean Louis Tavani, and Julie Collange. “Political Extremism and Perceived Anomie: New Evidence of Political Extremes’ Symmetries and Asymmetries Within French Samples.” International Review of Social Psychology 34.1 (Aug. 2021), art. 21. Full text and here and here.

Ip, John. “Law’s Response to New Zealand’s ‘Darkest of Days.’” Common Law World Review, First Published February 16, 2021. Abstract.

Isaacs, Rico. “Multitudes and Exile in Populist Ecologies.” Political Geography, Available online 22 November 2021. First page.

Isom, Deena A., Toniqua C. Mikell, and Hunter M. Boehme. “White America, Threat to the Status Quo, and Affiliation with the Alt-Right: A Qualitative Approach.” Sociological Spectrum, Published online: 25 Feb. 2021. Abstract and notes.

Isom, Deena A., Hunter M. Boehme, Deanna Cann, and Amber Wilson. “The White Right: A Gendered Look at the Links Between ‘Victim’ Ideology and Anti-Black Lives Matter Sentiments in the Era of Trump.” Critical Sociology, First Published August 4, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Ižák, Štefan. “The Construction of the Nation and Its Enemies in the Discourse of the Slovak Extreme Right Party K-LSNS.” Politické vedy 24.2 (2021): 8-39. Abstract.

Jackson, Paul. “United Kingdom: Reporting of the Far-Right.” Investigative Journalism. Third edition. Edited by Hugo de Burgh and Paul Lashmar. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. 257-268. Chapter abstract.

Jacobs, Laura, and Joost van Spanje. “Not All Terror Is Alike: How Right-Wing Extremist and Islamist Terror Threat Affect Anti-Immigration Party Support.” International Journal of Public Opinion Research, Published: 23 January 2021. Full text and here.

Jacobs, Laura, and Joost van Spanje. “A Time-Series Analysis of Contextual-Level Effects on Hate Crime in The Netherlands.” Social Forces 100.1 (Sept. 2021): 169-193. Full text and here and here.

Jaffrey, Sana. “Right-Wing Populism and Vigilante Violence in Asia.” Studies in Comparative International Development 56.2 (June 2021): 223-249. Full text and here.

Jäger, Kai. “When Do Party Supporters Abandon the Party Leader? The Intraparty Conflict of the Alternative for Germany.” Party Politics 27.3 (May 2021): 478-488. Full text.

Jahnke, Sara, Katharina Abad Borger, and Andreas Beelmann. “Predictors of Political Violence Outcomes among Young People: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.” Political Psychology, First published: 9 April 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

James, Zoë, and Katie McBride. “Critical Hate Studies: A New Perspective.” International Review of Victimology, First Published August 27, 2021. Full text and here.

Jankosky, John C., II. “An Analysis of Domestic and Foreign Legal Mechanisms to Counter the Rise of White Nationalism.” American University National Security Law Brief 11.2 (2021). Full text.

Janse, Annelotte. “From Letters to Bombs. Transnational Ties of West German Right-Wing Extremists, 1972-1978.” Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression, Published online: 22 June 2021. Full text and here and here.

Jansesberger, Viktoria, Zoe Lefkofridi, and Armin Mühlböck. “Electoral Support for FPÖ in Regional and National Arenas: Different Levels of Government, Same Causality?” Regional & Federal Studies 31.3 (May 2021): 337-358. Full text and here and here.

Jaramillo-Dent, Daniela, Paloma Contreras-Pulido, and M. Amor Pérez-Rodríguez. “Right-Wing Immigration Narratives in Spain: A Study of Persuasion on Instagram Stories.” European Journal of Communication, First Published May 13, 2021. Abstract and references.

Jarvis, Craig. “Cypherpunk Ideology: Objectives, Profiles, and Influences (1992-1998).” Internet Histories, Published online: 26 June 2021. Full text and here and here.

Jasser, Greta, Jordan McSwiney, Ed Pertwee, and Savvas Zannettou. “‘Welcome to #GabFam’: Far-Right Virtual Community on Gab.” New Media & Society, First Published June 28, 2021. Arguing that shared experiences or fears of being deplatformed facilitate a coalescing of assorted far-right tendencies online. Abstract and references.

Jayakumar, Shashi. “Research Note: Singapore’s ‘Deradicalisation’ Model: Revolution – or Evolutions?” Journal for Deradicalization 26 (Spring 2021): 227-246. Full text and here.

Jenne, Erin K. “Populism, Nationalism and Revisionist Foreign Policy.” International Affairs 97.2 (Mar. 2021): 323-343. Abstract.

Jeroense, Thijmen, Jorrit Luimers, Kristof Jacobs, and Niels Spierings. “Political Social Media Use and Its Linkage to Populist and Postmaterialist Attitudes and Vote Intention in the Netherlands.” European Political Science, Published: 22 January 2021. Abstract, notes, and references.

Jessoula, Matteo, Marcello Natili, and Emmanuele Pavolini. “‘Exclusionary Welfarism’: A New Programmatic Agenda for Populist Right-Wing Parties?” Contemporary Politics, Published online: 8 Dec. 2021. Abstract.

Joppke, Christian. “Immigration Policy in the Crossfire of Neoliberalism and Neonationalism.” Swiss Journal of Sociology 47.1 (2021): 71-92. Abstract.

Joppke, Christian. “Nationalism in the Neoliberal Order: Old Wine in New Bottles?” Nations and Nationalism 27.4 (October 2021): 960-975. Abstract.

Joshi, Devin K. “A New Conceptualization of the Political Left and Right: One Dimension, Multiple Domains.” Canadian Journal of Political Science/Revue Canadienne de Science Politique, Published online: 29 June 2021. Abstract and references. Supplementary materials.

Juen, Christina-Marie, Michael Jankowski, Robert A Huber, Torren Frank, Leena Maaß, and Markus Tepe. “Who Wants COVID-19 Vaccination to Be Compulsory? The Impact of Party Cues, Left-Right Ideology, and Populism.” Politics, First Published December 14, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Jugl, Irina, Friedrich Lösel, Doris Bender, and Sonja King. “Psychosocial Prevention Programs against Radicalization and Extremism: A Meta-Analysis of Outcome Evaluations.” European Journal of Psychology Applied to Legal Context 13.1 (January 2021): 37-46. Full text and here.

Kaati, Lisa. “Lone Actors in Digital Environments.” Spotlight on Emerging Threats (RAN Practitioners) (September 2021): 42-45. Full text.

Kahn, Michelle Lynn. “The American Influence on German Neo-Nazism: An Entangled History of Hate, 1970s-1990s.” The Journal of Holocaust Research 35.2 (Apr. 2021): 91-105. Abstract.

Kallis, Aristotle. “‘Counter-Spurt’ but Not ‘de-Civilization’: Fascism, (Un)Civility, Taboo, and the ‘Civilizing Process.’” Journal of Political Ideologies 26.1 (Jan. 2021): 3-22. Abstract.

Kallis, Aristotle. “The Transnational Co-Production of Interwar ‘Fascism’: On the Dynamics of Ideational Mobility and Localization.” European History Quarterly 51.2 (Apr. 2021): 189-213. Full text and here.

Kamenova, Valeriya. “Internal Democracy in Populist Right Parties: The Process of Party Policy Development in the Alternative for Germany.” European Political Science Review, Published online: 22 July 2021. Abstract and references.

Kamenowski, Maria, Patrik Manzoni, Sandrine Haymoz, Anna Isenhardt, Cédric Jacot, and Dirk Baier. “Religion as an Influencing Factor of Right-Wing, Left-Wing and Islamist Extremism. Findings of a Swiss Youth Study.” PLOS ONE 16.6 (June 2021), art. e0252851. Full text and here and here and here and here.

Kántás, Balázs. “The Bomb Attack in Csongrád. A Case Study of Radical Right-Wing Paramilitarism and Political Terrorism in Hungary in the 1920s.” Anglisticum. Journal of the Association-Institute for English Language and American Studies 10.7 (Aug. 2021): 31-39. Full text and here.

Kántás, Balázs. “The Bomb Outrage in Erzsébetváros: An Action of Political Terrorism in Hungary, 1922.” Anglisticum Journal (IJLLIS) 10.6 (June 2021): 71-79. Full text and here and here.

Kántás, Balázs. “The Double Cross Blood Union: Outline of the History of a Secret Military Organisation of Hungary in the 1920s.” Anglisticum Journal (IJLLIS) 10.6 (June 2021): 52-70. Full text and here and here.

Kántás, Balázs. “Secret Negotiations between Hungarian, German (Bavarian) and Austrian Radical Right-Wing Politicians and Paramilitary Organisations after the Great War, 1919-1921. An Outline of the Idea of the White Internationale.” International Journal of Arts Humanities and Social Sciences Studies 6.7 (July 2021): 37-44. Full text.

Kantola, Johanna, and Cherry Miller. “Party Politics and Radical Right Populism in the European Parliament: Analysing Political Groups as Democratic Actors.” JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, First published: 16 February 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Karakatsouli, Anna. “Conflicting Claims over the Legacy of 1821: The Case of the Far Right in Greece.” Journal of Modern Greek Studies 39.1 (May 2021): 71-91. Abstract and first page.

Karakaya, Yagmur, and Penny Edgell. “From Politics as Vocation to Politics as Business: Populist Social Performance and Narrative Fusion in Trump Rallies.” Social Forces, Published: 22 December 2021. Abstract.

Karv, Thomas, and Kim Strandberg. “Lowered Expectations and Shifting Standards? – Two Survey Experiments Exploring Neo-Populist Political Scandals and the Perceived Trustworthiness of Politicians.” Scandinavian Political Studies, First published: 2 October 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Katsourides, Yiannos, and Elena K. Pachita. “Normalizing Far Right Party Rhetoric: The Impact of Media Populist Frames and Coverage on the Electoral Prospects of Far-Right Parties in the Case of Cyprus.” Journal of Contemporary European Studies, Published online: 5 July 2021. Abstract.

Kauppi, Niilo. “The European Rescue of the Front National: From the Fringes Towards the Centre of National Politics Through EU Politicisation.” Tracing the Politicisation of the EU: The Future of Europe Debates Before and After the 2019 Elections. Edited by Taru Haapala and Álvaro Oleart. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. 91-109. Full text.

Kavanagh, Nolan M., Anil Menon, and Justin E. Heinze. “Does Health Vulnerability Predict Voting for Right-Wing Populist Parties in Europe?” American Political Science Review, Published online: 26 April 2021. Full text and here.

Kawalerowicz, Juta, and Anders Hjorth-Trolle. “Null Effects of Neighbourhood Increases in Visible Minorities on Radical Right Wing Party Mobilisation.” Acta Sociologica, First Published November 13, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Kaya, Ayhan. “The Use of the Past by the Alternative for Germany and the Front National: Heritage Populism, Ostalgia and Jeanne D’Arc.” Journal of Contemporary European Studies, Published online: 20 Sept. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Kazlauskaitė, Rūta, and Mikko Salmela. “Mediated Emotions: Shame and Pride in Polish Right-Wing Media Coverage of the 2019 European Parliament Elections.” Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research, Published online: 9 July 2021. Full text and here.

Keatley, D. A., S. Knight, and A. Marono. “A Crime Script Analysis of Violent and Nonviolent Extremists.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 28 June 2021. Abstract and notes.

Kefford, Glenn, and Shaun Ratcliff. “Populists or Nativist Authoritarians? A Cross-National Analysis of the Radical Right.” Australian Journal of Political Science 56.3 (July 2021): 261-279. Abstract and references.

Keim, Wiebke. “Post-Fascists: Putting the So-Called ‘Populist Right’ into Historical Perspective.” Journal of Historical Sociology, First published: 21 September 2021. Abstract.

Keim, Wiebke. “The Rise and Strength of Authoritarian Restoration—Constructing a Comparative Logic for Research.” Decentering Comparative Analysis in a Globalizing World. Edited by Olivier Giraud and Michel Lallement. Leiden and Boston: Brill, 2021. 260-305. Full text.

Kellermann, Kim Leonie, and Simon Winter. “Immigration and Anti-Immigrant Voting in the 2017 German Parliamentary Election.” German Economic Review, Published online: December 9, 2021. Examining the relationship between immigration and votes for the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) in the 2017 German parliamentary election. Abstract, appendices, and references.

Kemahlioğlu, Özge, and Oya Yeğen. “Surviving the Covid-19 Pandemic under Right-Wing Populist Rule: Turkey in the First Phase.” South European Society and Politics, Published online: 16 Nov. 2021. Abstract. Supplemental material.

Kenyon, Jonathan, Christopher Baker-Beall, and Jens Binder. “Lone-Actor Terrorism – A Systematic Literature Review.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 4 Mar. 2021. Abstract and notes.

Kfir, Isaac. “Innovating to Survive, a Look at How Extremists Adapt to Counterterrorism.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 20 May 2021. Abstract and notes.

Khan, Pervaiz. “South Africa: From Apartheid to Xenophobia.” Race & Class 63.1 (July 2021): 3-22. Abstract and references.

Khmilevska, Polina. “The Structure of the Eurosceptic Movement in Poland – Political and Civil Far-Right Extremists.” Rocznik Integracji Europejskiej 15 (Dec. 2021): 233-247. Full text and here.

King, Amy. “The Battle for Influence: Commemoration of Transnational Martyrs in the Italian Diaspora of the U.S. under Fascism.” Memory Studies, First Published February 2, 2021. Abstract and references.

Kingdon, Ashton. “The Meme Is the Method: Examining the Power of the Image Within Extremist Propaganda.” Researching Cybercrimes: Methodologies, Ethics, and Critical Approaches. Edited by Anita Lavorgna and Thomas J. Holt. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. 301-322. Chapter abstract and references.

Kinyakin, Andrey A., Dmitry A. Kotov, and Sergey Stepanov. “Measuring the far-right in Europe: comparative analysis of the xenophobic and anti-immigrant sentiment in Germany, Poland and Russia.” Przegląd Europejski 1 (2021): 29-42. Abstract.

Klatran, Henning Kaiser. “Queer Citizens and the Perils of the Neoliberal City: Racialized Narratives of Homophobic Hate Crime in Oslo, Norway.” Sexualities, First Published May 19, 2021. Abstract and references.

Knupfer, Helena, and Jörg Matthes. “An Attack against Us All? Perceived Similarity and Compassion for the Victims Mediate the Effects of News Coverage about Right-Wing Terrorism.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 1 Jun 2021. Full text and here and here.

Koblentz, Gregory D., and Stevie Kiesel. “The COVID-19 Pandemic: Catalyst or Complication for Bioterrorism?” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 14 July 2021. Abstract and notes.

Koch, Cédric M., Carlos Meléndez, and Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser. “Mainstream Voters, Non-Voters and Populist Voters: What Sets Them Apart?” Political Studies, First Published October 20, 2021. Full text and here.

Kokkonen, Andrej, and Jonas Linde. “Nativist Attitudes and Opportunistic Support for Democracy.” West European Politics, Published online: 9 Dec. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Kor-Sins, Ryan. “The Alt-Right Digital Migration: A Heterogeneous Engineering Approach to Social Media Platform Branding.” New Media & Society, First Published August 20, 2021. Abstract and references.

Korstenbroek, Timo. “Rethinking the Public Sphere in an Age of Radical-Right Populism: A Case for Building an Empathetic Public Sphere.” Communication Theory, Published: 29 May 2021. Full text and here and here.

Kościańska, Agnieszka. “‘The Handbook of Masturbation and Defloration’: Tracing Sources of Recent Neo-Conservatism in Poland.” Intimacy and Mobility in an Era of Hardening Borders Gender, Reproduction, Regulation. Edited by Haldis Haukanes and Frances Pine. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2021. 218-234. Chapter abstract.

Kosman, Marcin. “The Rise of the New Polish Far-Right: An Analysis of Grzegorz Braun’s Discursive Strategies.” Journal of Language and Politics, Available online: 13 October 2021. Abstract.

Krall, Hannes. “Youth Cultures, Right-Wing Extremism and Violence.” Youth Cultures in a Globalized World: Developments, Analyses and Perspectives. Edited by Gerald Knapp and Hannes Krall, Cham: Springer, 2021. 135-153. Chapter abstract and references.

Krämer, Benjamin, Tobias Fernholz, Tobias Husung, Julia Meusel, and Magdalena Voll. “Right-Wing Populism as a Worldview and Online Practice: Social Media Communication by Ordinary Citizens between Ideology and Lifestyles.” European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology 8.3 (July 2021): 235-264. Abstract and references.

Krange, Olve, Bjørn P. Kaltenborn, and Martin Hultman. “‘Don’t Confuse Me with Facts’—How Right Wing Populism Affects Trust in Agencies Advocating Anthropogenic Climate Change as a Reality.” Humanities and Social Sciences Communications 8.1 (Oct. 2021): 1-9. Full text and here.

Kriegman, Daniel. “Modern, Darwinian Antisemitism: The Racist Misuse of Evolutionary Pseudoscience.” Contemporary Jewry 41.2 (June 2021): 483-516. On Kevin MacDonald’s pseudoscientific misuse of evolutionary biology to modernize ancient racist antisemitism. Abstract, notes, and references.

Kriner, Matthew, and Jon Lewis. “The Oath Keepers and Their Role in the January 6 Insurrection.” CTC Sentinel (Combating Terrorism Center at West Point) 14.10 (December 2021): 1-18. Full text and here.

Kriner, Matthew, and Jon Lewis. “Pride & Prejudice: The Violent Evolution of the Proud Boys.” CTC Sentinel (Combating Terrorism Center at West Point) 14.6 (July/August 2021): 26-38. Full text and here.

Kruglova, Anna. “‘For God, for Tsar and for the Nation: Authenticity in the Russian Imperial Movement’s Propaganda.’” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 19 Oct. 2021. A case study of the Russian Imperial Movement (RIM) – the first far-right organization to be designated as terrorist by the U.S. and Canada. Full text and here and here.

Krzywiec, Grzegorz. “Waiting for a Polish Mussolini. The Concepts and Contexts of ‘Fascism’ in Early Polish Right-Wing Political Discourse (1922-6): An Exploratory Study.” Acta Poloniae Historica 123 (2021): 143-185. Full text and here and here and here.

Kucharzewski, Tim, and Silvia Nicola. “Identity and the Far-Right: People Talking About ‘The People.’” Political Identification in Europe: Community in Crisis? Edited by Amanda Machin and Nadine Meidert. Bingley: Emerald Publishing Limited, 2021. 75-91. Chapter abstract.

Kučiš, Vlasta, and Darja Kupinić Gušić. “Hate Speech as Part of Contemporary Public Discourse and Possible Solutions to Support Public Administration: European Parliament Elections in Croatia.” Lex Localis – Journal of Local Self-Government 19.1 (Jan. 2021): 197-216. Abstract and references.

Kuczyńska-Zonik, Aleksandra, and Peteris F. Timofejevs. “The challenge of Populist Radical Right Parties to Europeanization – the cases of Estonia and Latvia, 2018-2021.” Rocznik Instytutu Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej 19.3 (Dec. 2021): 143-175. Full text.

Kuebler, Felicitas, and Tobias Schopper. “Teaching Geographies of the Far-Right in Germany – Conceptualising Hate and Fear as Didactic Challenges.” Journal of Geography in Higher Education, Published online: 19 Oct. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Kulin, Joakim, Ingemar Johansson Sevä, and Riley E. Dunlap. “Nationalist Ideology, Rightwing Populism, and Public Views about Climate Change in Europe.” Environmental Politics, Published online: 23 Mar. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Kunkeler, Nathaniël. “Organising National Socialism: Nazi Organisation in Sweden and the Netherlands, 1931-1939.” Contemporary European History 30.3 (Aug. 2021): 351-365. Full text and here and here.

Kunst, Marlene, Pablo Porten-Cheé, Martin Emmer, Christiane Eilders. “Do ‘Good Citizens’ Fight Hate Speech Online? Effects of Solidarity Citizenship Norms on User Responses to Hate Comments.” Journal of Information Technology & Politics, Published online: 11 Jan. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Kurtoglu Eskisar, Gul M., and Tugcan Durmuslar. “Responses of Far Right Parties to Refugees in Hybrid Regimes: The Case of MHP in Turkey.” Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Published online: 6 Dec. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Kurylo, Bohdana. “Counter-Populist Performances of (in)Security: Feminist Resistance in the Face of Right-Wing Populism in Poland.” Review of International Studies, Published online: 2 December 2021. Abstract and references.

Lacatus, Corina, and Gustav Meibauer. “Crisis, Rhetoric and Right-Wing Populist Incumbency: An Analysis of Donald Trump’s Tweets and Press Briefings.” Government and Opposition, Published online: 8 September 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Lago, Ignacio. “Electoral Rules and New Parties: Evidence from a Quasi-experimental Design.” Frontiers in Political Science, 24 February 2021. Full text and here.

Lakhani, Suraj, and Natalie James. “‘Prevent Duty’: Empirical Reflections on the Challenges of Addressing Far-Right Extremism within Secondary Schools and Colleges in the UK.” Critical Studies on Terrorism 14.1 (Jan. 2021): 67-89. Abstract and funding.

Lamour, Christian. “Interviewing a Right-Wing Populist Leader during the 2019 EU Elections: Conflictual Situations and Equivocation beyond Borders.” Discourse & Communication 15.1 (Feb. 2021): 59-73. Full text and here.

Lamour, Christian. “Orbán Urbi et Orbi: Christianity as a Nodal Point of Radical-Right Populism.” Politics and Religion, Published online: 6 May 2021. Full text and here and here.

Lamour, Christian. “A Radical-Right Populist Definition of Cross-National Regionalism in Europe: Shaping Power Geometries at the Regional Scale Beyond State Borders.” International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, First published: 29 October 2021. Full text and here and here.

Lamour, Christian. “Right-Wing Populist Media Events in Schengen Europe: The Negotiated Border Discourse in-between Nation States.” Journal of Language and Politics, Available online: 22 September 2021. Full text and here and here.

Landman, André. “Dr Vera Bührmann (1910-1998): From Volksmoeder to Igqira? A Popular Myth Re-Examined.” African Studies 80.1 (Jan. 2021): 60-76. Abstract and references.

Langlois, Laëtitia. “The Brexit Vote and The Trump Vote: A Comparative Study of the Common Trends and Factors That Led to a Populist Radical Right Vote in Britain and the United States.” Revue LISA / LISA e-Journal 19.51 (2021). Full text.

Lantian, Anthony, Virginie Bagneux Sylvain Delouvée Nicolas Gauvrit. “Maybe a Free Thinker but Not a Critical One: High Conspiracy Belief Is Associated with Low Critical Thinking Ability.” Applied Cognitive Psychology, First published: 13 January 2021. Full text and here and here and here and here and here.

Lantz, Brendan. “Women Who Commit Hate-Motivated Violence: Advancing a Gendered Understanding of Hate Crime.” Social Science Research, Available online 4 December 2021, art. 102682. Abstract.

Larsen, Anna Grøndahl. “Boundaries of Legitimate Debate: Right-wing Extremism in Norwegian News Media in the Decade after the July 22, 2011 Attacks.” Perspectives on Terrorism 15.3 (June 2021): 96-108. Full text and here.

Larsson, Anders Olof. “Sceptical Sweden: Right-Wingers Dominate, Traditional Campaigning Permeates During the 2019 EP Election.” Campaigning on Facebook in the 2019 European Parliament Election: Informing, Interacting With, and Mobilising Voters. Edited by Jörg Haßler, Melanie Magin, Uta Russmann, and Vicente Fenoll. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan. 2021. 217-231. Chapter abstract and references.

Lawless, Brandi, and Kristen L. Cole. “Troll Tracking: Examining Rhetorical Circulation of Anti-Intellectual Ideologies in Right-Wing Media Attacks.” Communication, Culture and Critique, Published: 25 January 2021. Abstract.

Lazić, Aleksandra, and Iris Žeželj. “A Systematic Review of Narrative Interventions: Lessons for Countering Anti-Vaccination Conspiracy Theories and Misinformation.” Public Understanding of Science, First Published May 18, 2021. Full text.

Lee, Benjamin, and Kim Knott. “Fascist Aspirants: Fascist Forge and Ideological Learning in the Extreme-Right Online Milieu.” Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression, Published online: 8 Jan. 2021. Full text and here.

Lee, Hojeong. “Relentless Villains or Fervent Netizens?: The Alt-Right Community in Korea, Ilbe.” Internet Histories, Published online: 23 July 2021. Abstract.

Lee, Kat. “Sustained Effects of Germany’s Reunification and Their Contribution to the Rise of Far-Right Ideology in Former East Germany.” Journal of International Service (American University) 1.2 (Spring 2021). Full text and here and here.

Leidig, Eviane. “From Love Jihad to Grooming Gangs: Tracing Flows of the Hypersexual Muslim Male through Far-Right Female Influencers.” Religions 12.12 (Dec. 2021), art. 1083. Full text and here.

Leidig, Eviane, Bharath Ganesh, and Jonathan Bright. “New Forms of Cultural Nationalism? American and British Indians in the Trump and Brexit Twittersphere.” Nations and Nationalism, First published: 18 November 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Lemke Duque, Carl Antonius. “‘Fervent Spenglerians:’ Romanising the Historic Morphology of Cultures in Spain (1922-1938).” History of European Ideas, Published online: 14 July 2021. Abstract.

Lemos Igreja, Rebecca. “Populism, Inequality, and the Construction of the ‘Other’: An Anthropological Approach to the Far Right in Brazil.” Vibrant: Virtual Brazilian Anthropology 18 (Nov. 2021). Full text and here and here.

Lena, Alberto. “Ernest Hemingway’s ‘In Another War’ and Fascist Ideology: A Comparative Approach.” Discursos, mujeres y artes. ¿Construyendo o derribando fronteras? Coordinadora Romina Grana. Madrid: Dykinson S.L., 2021. 136-154.

Liburd, Liam J. “Thinking Imperially: The British Fascisti and the Politics of Empire, 1923-35.” Twentieth Century British History 32.1 (Mar. 2021): 46-67. Full text.

Liburd, Liam, and Paul Jackson. “Debate: Decolonising Fascist Studies.” Fascism 10.2 (Nov. 2021): 323-345. Full text and here and here.

Liebe, Ulf, and Nicole Schwitter. “Explaining Ethnic Violence: On the Relevance of Geographic, Social, Economic, and Political Factors in Hate Crimes on Refugees.” European Sociological Review, Published: 13 January 2021. Abstract.

Lim, Sang Hun. “Look up Rather than down: Karl Polanyi’s Fascism and Radical Right-Wing ‘Populism.’” Current Sociology, First Published May 20, 2021. Abstract and references.

Löfflmann, Georg. “‘Enemies of the People’: Donald Trump and the Security Imaginary of America First.” The British Journal of Politics and International Relations, First Published October 5, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Lonsky, Jakub. “Does Immigration Decrease Far-Right Popularity? Evidence from Finnish Municipalities.” Journal of Population Economics 34.1 (Jan. 2021): 97-139. Full text and here.

Löschke, Ayaka. “Administrative Measures Against Far-Right Protesters: An Example of Japan’s Social Control.” Social Science Japan Journal, Published: 26 April 2021. Abstract.

Löw, Ajana, Saša Puzić, and Jelena Matić Bojić. “Anti-Immigrant Prejudice in a Post-Socialist Context: The Role of Identity-Based Explanations.” Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 7 Jan. 2021. Abstract.

Li, Yao, and Harvey L. Nicholson. “When ‘Model Minorities’ Become ‘Yellow Peril’—Othering and the Racialization of Asian Americans in the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Sociology Compass, First published: 16 January 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

“The Long-Term Impacts of Attacks: The Case of the July 22, 2011 Attacks in Norway” [special issue]: Perspectives on Terrorism 15.3 (June 2021). Contents: Introduction, by Tore Bjørgo and Anders Ravik Jupskås, 2-13, full text — Breivik’s Long Shadow? The Impact of the July 22, 2011 Attacks on the Modus Operandi of Extreme-right Lone Actor Terrorists, by Graham Macklin and Tore Bjørgo, 14-36, full text — From Monster to Hero? Explaining Variation in Far-right Support for Anders Behring Breivik, by Lars Erik Berntzen and Jacob Aasland Ravndal, 37-59, full text — The Terrorist Attack on Utøya Island: Long-Term Impact on Survivors’ Health and Implications for Policy, by Kristin A. Glad, Synne Stensland, and Grete Dyb, 60-74, full text — Norwegian Memorial Work after July 22, 2011, by Jone Salomonsen, 75-95, full text — Drawing the Boundaries of Legitimate Debate: Right-Wing Extremism in Norwegian News Media in the Decade After the July 22, 2011 Attacks, by Anna Grøndahl Larsen, 96-108, full text — Consensus or Conflict? A Survey Analysis of how Norwegians Interpret the July 22, 2011 Attacks a Decade Later, by Anders Ravik Jupskås and Øyvind Solheim, 109-131, full text.

Lopes de Souza, Marcelo. “The Land of the Past? Neo-Populism, Neo-Fascism, and the Failure of the Left in Brazil.” Political Geography 83 (Nov. 2020), art. 102186. Full text.

Luban, Daniel. “The Not-So-Strange Death of Right Populism.” Dissent 68.1 (Winter 2021): 45-49. Abstract and first page.

Lubarda, Balsa. “Far right Grassroots Environmental Activism in Poland and the Blurry Lines of ‘Acceptable’ Environmentalisms.” Politics and the Environment in Eastern Europe. Edited by Eszter Krasznai Kovács. Cambridge: Open Book Publishers, 2021. 121-140. Full text and here and here and here.

Lubotzky, Asher, and Roni Mikel Arieli. “‘The Great Trek Towards Nazism’: Anti-Fascism and the Radical Left in South Africa During the Early Apartheid Era.” South African Historical Journal, Published online: 9 Dec. 2021. Abstract.

Lundberg, Erik. “Guardians of Democracy? On the Response of Civil Society Organisations to Right-Wing Extremism.” Scandinavian Political Studies 44.2 (June 2021): 170-194. Full text and here and here and here.

Lütjen, Torben. “The Anti-Authoritarian Revolt: Right-Wing Populism as Self-Empowerment?” European Journal of Social Theory, First Published June 24, 2021. Abstract and references.

Lygren, Sofia, and Jacob Aasland Ravndal. “Why Reciprocal Intergroup Radicalisation Happened between Islamists and Anti-Islamists in Britain but Not in Norway.” Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 26 July 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

MacKenzie, Alex, and Christian Kaunert. “Radicalisation, Foreign Fighters and the Ukraine Conflict: A Playground for the Far-Right?” Social Sciences 10.4 (Mar. 2021), art. 116. Full text and here.

Macklin, Graham. “The Conspiracy to Kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer.” CTC Sentinel (Combating Terrorism Center at West Point) 14.6 (July/August 2021): 1-15. Full text and here.

MacLean, Nancy. “Enchaining Democracy: The Now-Transnational Project of the US Corporate Libertarian Right.” The Condition of Democracy. Volume 1: Neoliberal Politics and Sociological Perspectives. Edited by Jürgen Mackert, Hannah Wolf, and Bryan S. Turner. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. 19-36. Chapter abstract and here.

Magistro, Beatrice, and Nicolas Wittstock. “Changing Preferences versus Issue Salience: The Political Success of Anti-Immigration Parties in Italy.” South European Society and Politics, Published online: 22 Dec. 2021. Abstract. Supplementary material.

Maglione, Giuseppe. “Techno-Sovereignism: The Political Rationality of Contemporary Italian Populism.” Theory and Society, Published: 7 February 2021. Full text and here.

Malkopoulou, Anthoula. “Greece: A Procedural Defence of Democracy against the Golden Dawn.” European Constitutional Law Review 17.2 (June 2021): 177-201. Full text and here and here.

Mamonova, Natalia, Jaume Franquesa, and Sally Brook. “‘Actually existing’ right-wing populism in rural Europe: insights from eastern Germany, Spain, the United Kingdom and Ukraine.” Authoritarian Populism and the Rural World. Edited by Ian Scoones, Marc Edelman, Saturnino M. Borras Jr., Lyda Fernanda Forero, Ruth Hall, Wendy Wolford and Ben White. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. 420-447. Full text.

Mangerotti, Paulo, Vasco Ribeiro, and Patricia González-Aldea. “Populism, Twitter, and Political Communication: An Analysis of Jair Bolsonaro’s Tweets during the 2018 Election Campaign.” Brazilian Journalism Research 17.3 (Dec. 2021): 596-627. Full text and here and here.

Marcinkiewicz, Kamil, and Ruth Dassonneville. “Do Religious Voters Support Populist Radical Right Parties? Opposite Effects in Western and East-Central Europe.” Party Politics, First Published January 20, 2021. Abstract and references.

Marcos-Marne, Hugo, Ivan Llamazares, and Susumu Shikano. “Left-Right Radicalism and Populist Attitudes in France and Spain.” Journal of Contemporary European Studies, Published online: 21 Apr. 2021. Full text.

Marcos-Marne, Hugo, Carolina Plaza-Colodro, and Ciaran O’Flynn. “Populism and New Radical-Right Parties: The Case of VOX.” Politics, First Published June 18, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Marcus, Alan P. “The Dangers of the Geographical Imagination in the U.S. Eugenics Movement.” Geographical Review 111.1 (Jan. 2021): 36-56. Abstract.

Marone, Francesco. “Hate in the Time of Coronavirus: Exploring the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Violent Extremism and Terrorism in the West.” Security Journal, Published: 7 January 2021. Full text and here.

Marques, Mathew D., John R. Kerr, Matt N. Williams, Mathew Ling, and Jim McLennan. “Associations between Conspiracism and the Rejection of Scientific Innovations.” Public Understanding of Science, First Published April 16, 2021. Abstract and references.

Martikainen, Jari, and Inari Sakki. “Myths, the Bible, and Romanticism as Ingredients of Political Narratives in the Finns Party Election Video.” Discourse, Context & Media 39 (Mar. 2021), art. 100466. Full text and here and here. Supplementary data and here.

Marzi, Paolo, and Maria Giovanna Sessa. “If You Cannot Rule Them, Misinform Them! Communication Strategies of Italian Radical Right-Wing Populist Parties during the Pandemic.” Interdisciplinary Political Studies 7.2 (Dec. 2021): 167-196. Abstract and references.

Matkovic, Aleksandar. “The Relation Between Political Ideology and Radical Environmentalism.” Serbian Political Thought 4 (2020): 171-187. Abstract.

Mattsson, Christer, and Thomas Johansson. “Neo-Nazi Violence and Ideology: Changing Attitudes toward Violence in Sweden’s Skinhead and Post-Skinhead Eras.” Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 27 Jan. 2021. Full text and here.

Mattsson, Christer, and Thomas Johansson. “‘We Are the White Aryan Warriors’: Violence, Homosociality, and the Construction of Masculinity in the National Socialist Movement in Sweden.” Men and Masculinities, First Published January 5, 2021. Full text and here.

Maxwell, Angie. “Why Trump Became a ‘Confederate’ President.” The Forum, Published online: 18 Mar. 2021. First page.

Mayerhöffer, Eva. “How Do Danish Right-Wing Alternative Media Position Themselves Against the Mainstream? Advancing the Study of Alternative Media Structure and Content.” Journalism Studies 22.2 (Jan. 2021): 119-136. A qualitative content analysis of the entire website and article content published by five right-wing alternative news media in April 2019. Abstract.

Mayerhöffer, Eva, and Annett Heft. “Between Journalistic and Movement Logic: Disentangling Referencing Practices of Right-Wing Alternative Online News Media.” Digital Journalism, Published online: 16 Sept. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Mayka, Lindsay, and Amy Erica Smith. “The Grassroots Right in Latin America: Patterns, Causes, and Consequences.” Latin American Politics and Society, Published online: 6 August 2021. Full text and here and here.

McCaffrey, Raymond. “The Oklahoma City Bombing: Institutional Practices by Journalists Covering the Biggest Story of Their Lives.” Journalism Practice, Published online: 7 Apr. 2021. Abstract.

McCauley, Thomas. “Race War or Culture War: The Diversity in Right-Wing Extremism.” Dynamics of Asymmetric Conflict 14.2 (May 2021): 192-208. Abstract.

McDonnell, Duncan, Annika Werner, and Malin Karlsson. “Reputation versus Office: Why Populist Radical Right Governmental Participation Has Differed between Sweden and Denmark.” International Political Science Review, First Published July 22, 2021. Abstract and references.

McIntosh, Esther. “The Persistence of White Christian Patriarchy in a Time of Right-Wing Populism.” The Spirit of Populism: Political Theologies in Polarized Times. Edited by Ulrich Schmiedel and Joshua Ralston. Leiden and Boston: Brill, 2021. 177-201. Chapter abstract.

McKee, Martin, Alexi Gugushvili, Jonathan Koltai, and David Stuckler. “Are Populist Leaders Creating the Conditions for the Spread of COVID-19? Comment on ‘A Scoping Review of Populist Radical Right Parties’ Influence on Welfare Policy and Its Implications for Population Health in Europe.’” International Journal of Health Policy and Management 10.8 (August 2021): 511-515. Full text and here.

McKercher, Asa. “The Edmund Burke Society and Right-Wing Extremism in Late Twentieth-Century Canada.” Canadian Historical Review, First published: 25 June 2021. On the Edmund Burke Society (EBS), a leading Canadian far-right outlet since the late 1960s, and its successor organizations. Abstract.

McManus, Ian P. “Socio-Economic and Socio-Cultural Foundations of Voter Support for Far-Left and Far-Right Parties.” Journal of Contemporary European Studies, Published online: 10 Oct. 2021. Abstract.

McSwiney, Jordan, Michael Vaughan, Annett Heft, and Matthias Hoffmann. “Sharing the Hate? Memes and Transnationality in the Far Right’s Digital Visual Culture.” Information, Communication & Society, Published online: 4 Aug. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Meardi, Guglielmo, and Igor Guardiancich. “Back to the Familialist Future: The Rise of Social Policy for Ruling Populist Radical Right Parties in Italy and Poland.” West European Politics, Published online: 17 May 2021. Abstract.

Medina, Richard, Emily Nicolosi, Collin Riley, and Phoebe McNeally. “Reflections on Hateful Responses to Research on Hate in the United States.” Public Understanding of Science, First Published February 27, 2021. Abstract and references.

Meijers, Maurits J., and Andrej Zaslove. “Measuring Populism in Political Parties: Appraisal of a New Approach.” Comparative Political Studies 54.2 (Feb. 2021): 372-407. Full text and here.

Meislova, Monika Brusenbauch, and Steve Buckledee. “Discursive (Re)Construction of Populist Sovereignism by Right-Wing Hard Eurosceptic Parties in the 2019 European Parliament Elections: Insights from the UK, Italy, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.” Journal of Language and Politics 20.6 (Oct. 2021): 825-851. Abstract and references.

Meléndez, Carlos, and Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser. “Negative Partisanship towards the Populist Radical Right and Democratic Resilience in Western Europe.” Democratization, Published online: 29 Mar. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Melito, Francesco. “Finding the Roots of Neo-Traditionalist Populism in Poland: ‘Cultural Displacement’ and European Integration.” New Perspectives 29.1 (Mar. 2021): 23-44. Abstract and references.

Meloy, John Reid, Alasdair Goodwill, Caitlin Clemmow, and Paul Gill. “Time Sequencing the TRAP-18 Indicators.” Journal of Threat Assessment and Management, First published: June 28, 2021. Abstract.

Menke, Manuel, and Tim Wulf. “The Dark Side of Inspirational Pasts: An Investigation of Nostalgia in Right-Wing Populist Communication.” Media and Communication 9.2 (May 2021): 237-249. Full text and here.

Messing, Vera, and Bence Ságvári. “Are Anti-Immigrant Attitudes the Holy Grail of Populists?: A Comparative Analysis of Attitudes towards Immigrants, Values, and Political Populism in Europe.” Intersections 7.2 (2021): 100-127. Full text and here.

Miklin, Eric, and Martin Dolezal. “Positive Side Effects? The Impact of Populist Radical Right Parties in Government on the Media Visibility of the Austrian Parliament.” Parliamentary Affairs 74.4 (Oct. 2021): 853-870. Abstract.

Millar, Katharine M., and Julia Costa Lopez. “Conspiratorial Medievalism: History and Hyperagency in the Far-Right Knights Templar Security Imaginary.” Politics, July 10, 2021. Full text and here.

Miller-Idriss, Cynthia. “From 9/11 to 1/6: The War on Terror Supercharged the Far Right.” Foreign Affairs 100.5 (September/October 2021). Full text.

Millett, Kris. “On the Meaning and Contemporary Significance of Fascism in the Writings of Karl Polanyi.” Theory and Society 50.3 (Apr. 2021): 463-487. Abstract, notes, and references.

Milner, Helen V. “Voting for Populism in Europe: Globalization, Technological Change, and the Extreme Right.” Comparative Political Studies, First Published March 3, 2021. Abstract and references.

Min, Seong Jae. “Who Believes in Conspiracy Theories? Network Diversity, Political Discussion, and Conservative Conspiracy Theories on Social Media.” American Politics Research, First Published May 2, 2021. Abstract and references.

Minkenberg, Michael. “Populist Risks to Pluralist Society: The Radical Right in Europe as a Response to Ethnocultural Diversification.” Security and Safety in the Era of Global Risks. Edited by Radomir Compel and Rosalie Arcala-Hall. London: Routledge, 2021. 51-68. Chapter abstract.

Minkenberg, Michael. “The Radical Right and Anti-Immigrant Politics in Liberal Democracies since World War II: Evolution of a Political and Research Field.” Polity 53.3 (July 2021): 394-417. “This article reviews existing scholarship on radical Right parties, the dynamics of their support and their effects on policies, by providing an overview of the development of scholarship on these topics as it relates to the evolution of immigration trends and immigration research.” First page.

Minkenberg, Michael. “The Radical Right in Europe: Cultural Shifts and Religious Nativism.” The Routledge Handbook of Religion, Politics and Ideology. Edited by Jeffrey Haynes. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. 91-105. Chapter abstract.

Minkenberg, Michael, Anca Florian, Zsuzsanna Végh, and Malisa Zobel. “Depleting Democracy? The Radical Right’s Impact on Minority Politics in Eastern Europe.” International Political Science Review, First Published February 1, 2021. Abstract and references.

Mirrlees, Tanner. “GAFAM and Hate Content Moderation: Deplatforming and Deleting the Alt-right.” Media and Law: Between Free Speech and Censorship. Edited by Mathieu Deflem and Derek M.D. Silva. Bingley: Emerald Publishing Limited, 2021. 81-97. Abstract.

Mjelde, Hilmar. “Towards A Model of How Populist Leaders Disappear from the Media: The Case of Sarah Palin.” Populism 4.1 (Feb. 2021): 57-78. Abstract.

Mlejnková, Petra. “The Transnationalization of Ethno-Nationalism: The Case of the Identitarian Movement.” Intersections 7.1 (2021): 136-149. Full text and here.

Møen, Atle. “Social Failure and Rage: The Downward Social Mobility and Unsettled Life Course of a Norwegian Terrorist.” Social Sciences 10.6 (2021): 261-268. On Anders Behring Breivik, the Norwegian mass murderer and terrorist. Full text and here.

Mogensen, Christian Vorre. “The Violent Incel Movement.” Spotlight on Emerging Threats (RAN Practitioners) (September 2021): 30-37. Full text.

Mølmen, Guri Nordtorp, and Jacob Aasland Ravndal. “Mechanisms of Online Radicalisation: How the Internet Affects the Radicalisation of Extreme-Right Lone Actor Terrorists.” Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression, Published online: 30 Oct. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Molnar, Gyozo, and Stuart Whigham. “Radical Right Populist Politics in Hungary: Reinventing the Magyars through Sport.” International Review for the Sociology of Sport 56.1 (Feb. 2021): 133-148. Full text and here and here.

Momani, Bessma, and Ryan Deschamps. “Canada’s Right-Wing Extremists: Mapping Their Ties, Location, and Ideas.” Journal of Hate Studies 17.2 (Dec. 2021): 36-46. Full text and here and here.

Moreno-Almeida, Cristina, and Paolo Gerbaudo. “Memes and the Moroccan Far-Right.” The International Journal of Press/Politics, First Published March 26, 2021. Full text and here.

Morris, Christopher J. “Can Partnership Approaches Developed to Prevent Islamic Terrorism Be Replicated for the Extreme Right? Comparing the Muslim Brotherhood and Generation Identity as ‘Firewalls’ against Violent Extremism.” Journal for Deradicalization 26 (Spring 2021): 34-70. Full text and here.

Morrison, John, Andrew Silke, and Eke Bont. “The Development of the Framework for Research Ethics in Terrorism Studies (FRETS).” Terrorism and Political Violence 33.2 (Feb. 2021): 271-289. Abstract.

Mosca, Lorenzo, and Mario Quaranta. “Are Digital Platforms Potential Drivers of the Populist Vote? A Comparative Analysis of France, Germany and Italy.” Information, Communication & Society, Published online: 10 Mar. 2021. Abstract.

Motta, Matthew. “Republicans, Not Democrats, Are More Likely to Endorse Anti-Vaccine Misinformation.” American Politics Research, First Published June 14, 2021. Abstract and references.

Mourão, Rachel R. “When the Right Protests: How Journalists Cover Conservative Movements.” Journalism Practice, Published online: 4 Oct. 2021. Abstract.

Mowatt, Rasul A. “The Dylann Roof road trip: A report on the banality of evil.” Socialising Tourism: Rethinking Tourism for Social and Ecological Justice. Edited by Freya Higgins-Desbiolles, Adam Doering, and Bobbie Chew Bigby. London: Routledge, 2021. 109-128. Chapter abstract and here.

Müller, Jan-Werner. “Rawls and Right-Wing Populism — A Qualified Defense of the Former: A Reply to Gila Stopler.” International Journal of Constitutional Law, Published: 14 May 2021. Abstract.

Mueller, Jennifer C., and DyAnna K. Washington. “Anticipating White Futures: The Ends-Based Orientation of White Thinking.” Symbolic Interaction, First published: 29 June 2021. Full text.

Muis, Jasper, Tobias Brils, and Teodora Gaidyte. “Arrived in Power, and Yet Still Disgruntled? How Government Inclusion Moderates ‘Protest Voting’ for Far-Right Populist Parties in Europe.” Government and Opposition, Published online: 12 October 2021. Abstract and references. Supplementary materials.

Müller, Philipp, and Ruben L. Bach. “Populist Alternative News Use and Its Role for Elections: Web-Tracking and Survey Evidence from Two Campaign Periods.” New Media & Society, First Published August 2, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Mullis, Daniel. “Urban Conditions for the Rise of the Far Right in the Global City of Frankfurt: From Austerity Urbanism, Post-Democracy and Gentrification to Regressive Collectivity.” Urban Studies 58.1 (Jan. 2021): 131-147. Full text and here.

Munn, Luke. “More than a mob: Parler as preparatory media for the Capitol storming.” First Monday 26.3 (1 March 2021). Full text and here.

Muno, Wolfgang, and Daniel Stockemer. “A Model for Right-Wing Populist Electoral Success?: Anti-Immigrant Sentiment and the AfD in Comparative Perspective.” Populism 4.1 (Mar. 2021): 25-56. Abstract and references.

Musharbash, Yassin. “The Globalization of Far-Right Extremism: An Investigative Report.” CTC Sentinel (Combating Terrorism Center at West Point) 14.6 (July/August 2021): 39-47. Full text and here.

Nagayoshi, Kikuko. “The Political Orientation of Japanese Online Right-Wingers.” Pacific Affairs 94.1 (Mar. 2021): 5-32.

Nagel, Caroline, and Kevin Grove. “Virtual Forum Introduction: Populist Nationalisms and New Geographies of Exclusion.” Political Geography (June 2021), art. 102429. First page and here.

“National, European, Transnational: Far-Right Activism in the Twentieth and Twenty-first Centuries” [special issue]: East European Politics and Societies: and Cultures, First Published 2 June 2021. Contents: Introduction to the Special Issue, by Agnieszka Pasieka, first page — In Need of a Leader: Boleslaw Piasecki’s Charismatic Leadership in the 1930s, by Izabela Mrzyglód, abstract — Transnational Far Right and Nazi Soft Power in Eastern Europe: The Humboldt Fellowships for Romanians, by Irina Nastasa-Matei, abstract — The Dark Side of Transnational Mobility: Croatian Travel Writers in Hitler’s New Europe, by Rory Yeomans, abstract — The Toolkit of Nationalist Populism in Contemporary Hungary: Symbols, Objects, and Modalities of Circulation, by Virág Molnár, abstract — Postsocialist and Postcapitalist Questions? Far-Right Historical Narratives and the Making of a New Europe, by Agnieszka Maria Pasieka, full text and here.

“Nationalisms and Racisms on Digital Media” [special issue]: Television & New Media 22.2 (Feb. 2021). Contents: Shifting Formations, Formative Infrastructures: Nationalisms and Racisms in Media Circulation, by Gavan Titley, Kaarina Nikunen, and Mervi Pantti, 103-111, full text and here — Governing Hate: Facebook and Digital Racism, by Eugenia Siapera and Paloma Viejo-Otero, 112-130, full text and here — Spectacularized and Branded Digital (Re)presentations of Black People and Blackness, by Francesca Sobande; 131-146, full text and here — On Frogs, Monkeys, and Execution Memes: Exploring the Humor-Hate Nexus at the Intersection of Neo-Nazi and Alt-Right Movements in Sweden, by Tina Askanius; 147-165, full text and here — Affective Practice of Soldiering: How Sharing Images Is Used to Spread Extremist and Racist Ethos on Soldiers of Odin Facebook Site, by Kaarina Nikunen; 166-185, full text and here — When is the “Racist” Designation Truly Applicable? News Media’s Contribution to the Debatability of Racism, by Danielle K. Kilgo, 186-204, full text and here — Racism, Hate Speech, and Social Media: A Systematic Review and Critique, by Ariadna Matamoros-Fernández and Johan Farkas, 205-224, full text and here.

Natrajan, Balmurli. “Racialization and Ethnicization: Hindutva Hegemony and Caste.” Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 20 July 2021. Abstract.

Nemeth, Stephen C., and Holley E. Hansen. “Political Competition and Right-Wing Terrorism: A County-Level Analysis of the United States.” Political Research Quarterly, First Published April 19, 2021. Abstract and references and here.

Nesbitt, Michael. “Violent Crime, Hate Speech or Terrorism? How Canada Views and Prosecutes Far-Right Extremism (2001-2019).” Common Law World Review 50.1 (Mar. 2021): 38-56. Full text and here and here.

Nettelbladt, Gala. “Disrupting Dialogue? The Participatory Urban Governance of Far-Right Contestations in Cottbus.” Urban Planning 6.2 (Apr. 2021): 91-102. Full text and here.

“The New Right’s internationalism” [special issue]: New Perspectives 29.4 (December 2021). Contents: Editorial: The New Right’s internationalism, by Minda Holm and Nicholas Michelsen, 317-319, full text and here and here — Towards great ethno-civilizations and spiritual empires? How the European New Right imagines a post-liberal world order, by Manni Crone, 320-331, abstract and references — Judeo-Christian democracy and the Transatlantic Right: Travels of a contested civilizational imaginary, by Vibeke Schou Tjalve, 332-348, abstract and references — Class, culture and political representation of the native in Russia and East Central Europe: Paving the way for the New Right, by Viacheslav Morozov, 349-363, first page — The unification of the ‘New Right’? On Europe, identity politics and reactionary ideologies, by Eve Gianoncelli, 364-375, first page — “Defend your right!” How the populist radical right uses references to rights and freedoms to discursively construct identities, by Alexander Alekseev, 376-416, abstract and references.

Newhouse, Alex. “The Threat Is the Network: The Multi-Node Structure of Neo-Fascist Accelerationism.” CTC Sentinel (Combating Terrorism Center at West Point) 14.5 (June 2021): 17-25. Full text and here.

Newth, George. “Populism and Nativism in Contemporary Regionalist and Nationalist Politics: A Minimalist Framework for Ideologically Opposed Parties.” Politics, First Published March 12, 2021. Full text and here.

Newth, George. “Rethinking ‘Nativism’: Beyond the Ideational Approach.” Identities, Published online: 18 Aug. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Nilsson, Per-Erik. “‘The New Extreme Right’: Uncivility, Irony, and Displacement in the French Re-Information Sphere.” Nordicom Review 42.s1 (Mar. 2021): 89-102. Full text and here.

Nivette, Amy, Lea Echelmeyer, Frank Weerman, Manuel Eisner, and Denis Ribeaud. “Understanding Changes in Violent Extremist Attitudes During the Transition to Early Adulthood.” Journal of Quantitative Criminology, Published: 8 July 2021. Full text and here.

Nordensvard, Johan, and Markus Ketola. “Populism as an Act of Storytelling: Analyzing the Climate Change Narratives of Donald Trump and Greta Thunberg as Populist Truth-Tellers.” Environmental Politics, Published online: 1 Nov. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Norocel, Ov Cristian, and Ionela Băluţă. “Retrogressive Mobilization in the 2018 ‘Referendum for Family’ in Romania.” Problems of Post-Communism, Published online: 13 Oct. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Norocel, Ov Cristian, and Katarina Pettersson. “Imbrications of Gender and Religion in Nordic Radical Right Populism.” Identities, Published online: 13 Oct. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Norris, Pippa. “Cancel Culture: Myth or Reality?” Political Studies, First Published August 11, 2021. Abstract and references.

Nosal, Przemysław, Radosław Kossakowski, and Wojciech Woźniak. “Guerrilla Patriotism and Mnemonic Wars: Cursed Soldiers as Role Models for Football Fans in Poland.” Sport in Society 24.11 (Nov. 2021): 2050-2065. Abstract and references.

Nouri, Lella, Nuria Lorenzo-Dus, and Amy-Louise Watkin. “Impacts of Radical Right Groups’ Movements across Social Media Platforms – A Case Study of Changes to Britain First’s Visual Strategy in Its Removal from Facebook to Gab.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 4 Mar. 2021. Examining the visual strategy of the U.K. radical right group Britain First as they were removed from Facebook and migrated to Gab, a less regulated platform. Abstract, funding, and notes.

Nowak, Andrzej W. “Fear, Doubt and Money. War of Ideas, Production of Ignorance and Right-Wing Infrastructures of Knowledge and Hegemony in Poland.” The Political Economy of Eastern Europe 30 Years into the ‘Transition’: New Left Perspectives from the Region. Agnes Gagyi, Ondřej Slačálek, editors. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. 223-249. Abstract and references.

Nygaard, Silje. “On the Mainstream/Alternative Continuum: Mainstream Media Reactions to Right-Wing Alternative News Media.” Digital Journalism, Published online: 10 Mar. 2021. Abstract.

Obermaier, Magdalena, Desirée Schmuck, and Muniba Saleem. “I’ll Be There for You? Effects of Islamophobic Online Hate Speech and Counter Speech on Muslim in-Group Bystanders’ Intention to Intervene.” New Media & Society, First Published August 28, 2021. Full text and here.

Och, Malliga, and Rina Verma Williams. “Feminism, Identities, and the Substantive Representation of Women on the Right – Crafting a Global Dialogue.” Politics, Groups, and Identities, Published online: 19 Sept. 2021. Abstract.

O’Donnell, S. Jonathon. “Antisemitism under Erasure: Christian Zionist Anti-Globalism and the Refusal of Cohabitation.” Ethnic and Racial Studies 44.1 (Jan. 2021): 39-57. Abstract and funding.

Olivas Osuna, José Javier, and José Rama. “COVID-19: A Political Virus? VOX’s Populist Discourse in Times of Crisis.” Frontiers in Political Science 3 (June 2021), art. 678526. Full text and here and here and here.

Olson, Benjamin Hedge. “Burzum Shirts, Paramilitarism and National Socialist Black Metal in the Twenty-First Century.” Metal Music Studies 7.1 (Mar. 2021): 27-42. Abstract.

Orey, Byron D’Andra, Najja Baptist, and Valeria Sinclair-Chapman. “Racial Identity and Emotional Responses to Confederate Symbols.” Social Science Quarterly, First published: 24 August 2021. Abstract.

Oross, Daniel, and Paul Tap. “Using Deliberation for Partisan Purposes: Evidence from the Hungarian National Consultation.” Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research, Published online: 10 Nov. 2021. Analyzing how the elite populist radical right party Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Alliance (Fidesz-MPP) used the National Consultation, a government-funded questionnaire, in 2005 as a deliberative practice to increase the party’s social embeddedness. Full text and here and here.

Ortiz Barquero, Pablo, Antonia María Ruiz Jiménez, and Manuel Tomás González-Fernández. “Ideological Voting for Radical Right Parties in Europe.” Acta Politica, Published: 6 August 2021. Full text and here.

Otjes, Simon. “The Fight on the Right: What Drives Voting for the Dutch Freedom Party and for the Forum for Democracy?” Acta Politica 56.1 (Jan. 2021): 130-162. Abstract, notes, and references.

Otjes, Simon, and Tom Louwerse. “Do Anti-Elitist Parties Use Their Parliamentary Tools Differently?” Parliamentary Affairs 74.3 (July 2021): 704-721. Full text and here and here and here and here.

Otteni, Cyrill, and Manès Weisskircher. “Global Warming and Polarization. Wind Turbines and the Electoral Success of the Greens and the Populist Radical Right.” European Journal of Political Research, First published: 12 October 2021. Abstract. Supplementary material and here and here and here and here.

Ozzano, Luca. “Populism and Religion in the Lega’s Discourse and Policies.” The Faces of Contemporary Populism in Western Europe and the US. Edited by Karine Tournier-Sol and Marie Gayte. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. 129-146. Chapter abstract.

Paasch-Colberg, Sünje, and Christian Strippel. “‘The Boundaries Are Blurry…’: How Comment Moderators in Germany See and Respond to Hate Comments.” Journalism Studies, Published online: 22 Dec. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Paasch-Colberg, Sünje, Christian Strippel, Joachim Trebbe, and Martin Emmer. “From Insult to Hate Speech: Mapping Offensive Language in German User Comments on Immigration.” Media and Communication 9.1 (Feb. 2021): 171-180. A text annotation study of 5,031 user comments on the topic of immigration and refuge to Germany posted in March 2019 on three German news sites, four Facebook pages, 13 YouTube channels, and one right-wing blog. Full text and here.

Palmer, Lucia M. “Saving Whiteness: Spectacular Violence and the Politics of White Supremacist Patriarchy.” Feminist Media Studies, Published online: 12 Feb. 2021. Abstract.

Panievsky, Ayala. “The Strategic Bias: How Journalists Respond to Antimedia Populism.” The International Journal of Press/Politics, First Published June 3, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Pantucci, Raffaello, and Kyler Ong. “Persistence of Right-Wing Extremism and Terrorism in the West.” Counter Terrorist Trends and Analyses 13.1 (January 2021): 118-126. Full text and here and here.

Pardo, Sharon, and Dani Filc. “EU–Israeli relations: Geopolitical perspectives in the wake of nationalist populism.” Routledge Handbook of EU-Middle East Relations. Edited by Dimitris Bouris, Daniela Huber and Michelle Pace. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. 242-252. Chapter abstract.

Parker, Christopher Sebastian. “Status Threat: Moving the Right Further to the Right?” Daedalus 150.2 (Spring 2021): 56-75. Full text and here.

Parker, Sébastien, and John Veugelers. “Both Roads Lead to Rome: Activist Commitment and the Identity-Structure Nexus in CasaPound.” Social Movement Studies, Published online: 6 June 2021. Abstract and funding.

Parmar, Inderjeet, and Thomas Furse. “The Trump Administration, the Far-Right and World Politics.” Globalizations, Published online: 23 Nov. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Patana, Pauliina. “Residential Constraints and the Political Geography of the Populist Radical Right: Evidence from France.” Perspectives on Politics, Published online: 29 September 2021. Abstract and references. Data replication sets.

Paternotte, David, and Mieke Verloo. “De-Democratization and the Politics of Knowledge: Unpacking the Cultural Marxism Narrative.” Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State & Society 28.3 (Nov. 2021): 556-578. Full text and here and here.

“Patriarchy and Populism During the COVID-19 Pandemic” [special issue]: Frontiers in Sociology: Gender, Sex and Sexualities, 6 August 2021. Contents: Carol C. Gould, Editorial: Patriarchy and Populism During the COVID-19 Pandemic, art. 722393, full text and here — Lorna Bracewell, Gender, Populism, and the QAnon Conspiracy Movement, art. 615727, full text and here — Nancy J. Hirschmann, Populism and Protest, art. 619235, full text and here — Nancy S. Love, Shield Maidens, Fashy Femmes, and TradWives: Feminism, Patriarchy, and Right-Wing Populism, Frontiers in Sociology, art. 619572, full text and here — Brooke A. Ackerly, Populism, ‘Anti’ Ideologies, and Feminist Coalitions, art. 620065, full text and here — Eileen Hunt Botting, Predicting the Patriarchal Politics of Pandemics From Mary Shelley to COVID-19, art. 624909, full text and here — Julie Mostov, Populism Is Always Gendered and Dangerous, art. 625385, full text and here.

Paul, Joshua. “‘Because for Us, as Europeans, It Is Only Normal Again When We Are Great Again’: Metapolitical Whiteness and the Normalization of White Supremacist Discourse in the Wake of Trump.” Ethnic and Racial Studies 44.13 (Oct. 2021): 2328-2349. Abstract and bibliography.

Pavlićević, Predrag. “Mapping Research Fields of the ‘Lone-Actor Terrorism’ and Counterterrorism.” Kultura Polisa [Culture of Polis] 18.46 (2021): 203-229. Full text.

Paxton, Fred. “With a Little Help from Their Friends: The Consequences of Populists in National Government for Policymaking in Local Government.” Government and Opposition, Published online: 30 April 2021. Examining the policy consequences of populist radical right parties (specifically, the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) and the Italian Lega) in local government, and the effect of their simultaneous participation in national government. Full text and here and here.

Paxton, Fred, and Timothy Peace. “Window Dressing? The Mainstreaming Strategy of the Rassemblement National in Power in French Local Government.” Government and Opposition 56.3 (July 2021): 545-562. Full text and here and here.

Payne, Jenny Gunnarsson, and Sofie Tornhill. “The Enemy’s Enemy: Feminism at the Crossroads of Neoliberal Co-Optation and Anti-Gender Conservatism.” Journal of Political Ideologies, Published online: 6 May 2021. An empirical analysis of the Canadian-based anti-gender web-portal LifeSite, an ultra-conservative forum founded in 1997 by the Canadian anti-abortion campaign the Campaign Life Coalition, as well as the LifeSite-sponsored English translation of The Global Sexual Revolution; Destruction of Freedom in the Name of Freedom (Kettering OH: Angelico Press, 2015), a seminal book authored by German anti-gender intellectual Gabriele Kuby. Full text and here.

Peresman, Adam, Royce Carroll, and Hanna Bäck. “Authoritarianism and Immigration Attitudes in the UK.” Political Studies, First Published August 12, 2021. Finding that right-wing authoritarianism is a much stronger predictor of immigration attitudes than other attributes. Full text and here and here. Supplemental Material.

Perry, Samuel L., Joseph O. Baker, and Joshua B. Grubbs. “Ignorance or Culture War? Christian Nationalism and Scientific Illiteracy.” Public Understanding of Science, First Published April 15, 2021. Abstract and references.

Perry, Samuel L., Ryon J. Cobb, Andrew L. Whitehead, Joshua B. Grubbs. “Divided by Faith (in Christian America): Christian Nationalism, Race, and Divergent Perceptions of Racial Injustice.” Social Forces, Published: 11 November 2021. Arguing that, for Whites, appeals to America’s “Christian” heritage are racially coded and contribute to an ideological defense of White supremacy, including the denial of blatant anti-Black injustice and a commitment to White victimhood. Abstract.

Pettrachin, Andrea, and Fred Paxton. “How Do Populists Make Decisions? The Five Star Movement and the Lega in Local Government during the ‘Refugee Crisis.’” Contemporary Italian Politics, Published online: 17 Dec. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Petz, Daniel. “The Dark Side of Nonviolent Action?: Right-Wing Populism and the Use of Nonviolent Action.” Populism 4.2 (Sept. 2021): 221-244. Abstract.

Peucker, Mario, Peter Lentini, Debra Smith, and Muhammad Iqbal. “‘Our Diggers Would Turn in Their Graves’: Nostalgia and Civil Religion in Australia’s Far-Right.” Australian Journal of Political Science, Published online: 3 June 2021. On unconditional glorification of the Australian New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) in far-right messaging online as a benchmark of acceptance, often linked to anti-Muslim messaging and sometimes embedded in a White supremacy agenda. Abstract and funding.

Pfaffendorf, Jessica, Andrew P. Davis, and Alexander B. Kinney. “Masculinity, Ritual, and Racialized Status Threat: Examining Mass Shooter Manifestos Using Structural Topic Models.” Sociological Inquiry, First published: 10 January 2021. Abstract.

Phillips-Fein, Kim. “‘A Fight between Two Systems of Thought’: Gerald B. Winrod and the Kansas Senate Race of 1938.” Journal of American History 108.3 (Dec. 2021): 521-544. Extract.

“Philosophy and the Far Right” [special issue]: Thesis Eleven 163.1 (April 2021). Contents: Introduction: A disturbance of vision on the Capitol: Philosophy and the Far-Right – Towards an interdisciplinary inquiry, by Matthew Sharpe, 5-28, first page — Dangerous minds in dangerous times, by Ronald Beiner, 29-42, full text and here — The Alt-Right’s continuation of the ‘cultural war’ in Euro-American societies, by Tamir Bar-On, 43-70, abstract and references — Golden calf: Deleuze’s Nietzsche in the time of Trump, by Matthew Sharpe, 71-88, abstract and references — The Frankfurt School and the authoritarian personality: Balance sheet of an insight, by Geoff Boucher, 89-102, abstract and references — Political philosophy and Australian far-right media: A critical discourse analysis of The Unshackled and XYZ, by Imogen Richards, Maria Rae, Matteo Vergani, and Callum Jones, 103-130, full text and here — reviews of Roger Eatwell and Matthew Goodwin, National Populism: The Revolt Against Liberal Democracy, and Marco Revelli, The New Populism: Democracy Stares into the Abyss, by Chamsy el-Ojeili, 131-136, first page.

Piatkowska, Sylwia J., and Brian J. Stults. “Brexit, Terrorist Attacks, and Hate Crime: A Longitudinal Analysis.” Social Problems, Published: 20 May 2021. Abstract.

Pieri, Zacharias P., and Jessica M. Grosholz. “‘Soldiers of the Faith’: A Comparative Analysis of White Power Songs and Islamic State Nasheeds.” Deviant Behavior, Published online: 27 Oct. 2021. Comparing the framing activities of Islamic State and white power (WP) groups through an analysis of the song lyrics that have emerged from these scenes. Abstract.

Pilkington, Hilary. “Why Should We Care What Extremists Think? The Contribution of Emic Perspectives to Understanding the ‘Right-Wing Extremist’ Mind-Set.” Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, First Published September 13, 2021. Full text and here and here.

“Pink Tides, Right Turns in Latin America” [special issue]: Globalizations, 2021. Contents: Introduction, by Charmain Levy and Manuel Larrabure, abstract and funding.

Pinson, Halleli. “Neo Zionist Right-Wing Populist Discourse and Activism in the Israel Education System.” Globalisation, Societies and Education, Published online: 17 Jan. 2021. Abstract.

Pirro, Andrea L. P., and Martín Portos. “Populism between Voting and Non-Electoral Participation.” West European Politics 44.3 (Apr. 2021): 558-584. Full text and here and here.

Pirro, Andrea L. P., and Ben Stanley. “Forging, Bending, and Breaking: Enacting the ‘Illiberal Playbook’ in Hungary and Poland.” Perspectives on Politics, Published online: 9 July 2021. Full text and here and here.

Pirro, Andrea L. P., Elena Pavan, Adam Fagan, and David Gazsi. “Close Ever, Distant Never? Integrating Protest Event and Social Network Approaches into the Transformation of the Hungarian Far Right.” Party Politics 27.1 (Jan. 2021): 22-34. Abstract and references.

Pollak, Benjamin H. “‘A New Ethnology’: The Legal Expansion of Whiteness under Early Jim Crow.” Law and History Review, Published online: 7 June 2021. Full text and here and here.

Popivanov, Boris. “Facing a ‘Civilisational Choice’: Images of Europe by the Populist Radical Right in the 2019 European Elections.” Australian and New Zealand Journal of European Studies 12.3 (May 2021): 70-80. Full text and here and here.

“Populism, climate change, and nature protection” [special section]: Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft 15.2 (June 2021). Contents: Populism and nature—the nature of populism: New perspectives on the relationship between populism, climate change, and nature protection, by Aron Buzogány and Christoph Mohamad-Klotzbach, 155-164, full text and here — Friend or foe?—comparing party reactions to Fridays for Future in a party system polarised between AfD and Green Party, by Lars E. Berker and Jan Pollex, 1-19, full text and here — Strategic clustering in right-wing-populism? ‘Green policies’ in Germany and France, by Michael T. Oswald, Meike Fromm, and Elena Broda, 185-205, full text and here — Green conservatism or environmental nativism? by Rafal Riedel, 207-227, abstract and references — Environmental governance under Bolsonaro: dismantling institutions, curtailing participation, delegitimising opposition, by Roberto Goulart Menezes and Ricardo Barbosa Jr., 229-247, full text and here.

“Portugal is no longer immune from the far right.” Emerald Expert Briefings, March 2, 2021. On the far-right Chega (Enough) party and its leader Andre Ventura. Excerpt.

Povedák, István. “‘Come, Look and Hear How the Past Has Been and the Future Will Be!’ Festival Culture and Neo-Nationalism in Hungary.” Festival Cultures: Mapping New Fields in the Arts and Social Sciences. Edited by Maria Nita and Jeremy H. Kidwell. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. 65-86. Abstract and references.

Poyet, Corentin, and Tapio Raunio. “Confrontational but Respecting the Rules: The Minor Impact of the Finns Party on Legislative-Executive Relations.” Parliamentary Affairs 74.4 (Oct. 2021): 819-834. Full text and here and here and here and here and here and here.

Prado Roitberg, Guilherme, Mariana Bergo Damaso Silva, Edson Guilherme de Souza, and Luiz Roberto Gomes. “Brazilian fascism and anti-Semitism.” Devir Educação (Lavras) 52 (jul./dez. 2021): 126-147. Full text.

Preston, Kayla, Michael Halpin, and Finlay Maguire. “The Black Pill: New Technology and the Male Supremacy of Involuntarily Celibate Men.” Men and Masculinities, First Published May 18, 2021. Full text and here.

Prieto Rudolphy, Marcela. “Right-Wing Populism, the Reasonable, and the Limits of Ideal Theory: A Reply to Gila Stopler.” International Journal of Constitutional Law, Published: 14 May 2021. Abstract.

“Psychology of Extremist Political Identification” [special issue]: European Psychologist 26.1 (January 2021). Contents: The Psychology of Extremist Identification: An Introduction, by Catarina Kinnvall and Tereza Capelos, 1–5, full text and here — Dedicated to the Cause: Identity Development and Violent Extremism, by Neil Ferguson and James W. McAuley, 6–14, full text — Youth Extremism as a Response to Global Threats? A Threat-Regulation Perspective on Violent Extremism Among the Youth, by Jais Adam-Troian, Ayse Tecmen, Ayhan Kaya, 15–28, full text — Ontological Insecurity as an Emergent Phenomenon: Bottom-Up Securitization of Migration in Serbia, by Filip Ejdus and Tijana Recevic, 29–44, abstract — The Transnational Patriot: Celebrating Cultural Diversity Between Nation-States While Promoting Hostility Toward Diversity Within Nation-States, by Alastair Nightingale, Orla Muldoon, and Michael Quayle, 45–54, full text and here and here — Preventing Violent Extremism – What Has Gender Got to Do With It? Gendered Perceptions and Roles in Indonesia, by Jacqui True and Sri Eddyono, 55–67, abstract.

Purdue, Simon. “Useful Victims: Symbolic Rage and Racist Violence on the Global Extreme-Right.” Journal for Deradicalization 27 (Summer 2021): 34-70. Full text and here.

“Putting the Capitol Breach in Context” [special issue]: Dynamics of Asymmetric Conflict 14.2 (May 2021). Contents: Introduction to the Special Issue: putting the Capitol Breach in context, by Clark McCauley, 94-109, abstract — The Capitol breach: perspective from the Sociology of Collective Action, by David Schweingruber, 110-120, abstract and references — Fear of the angry mob, by James M. Jasper, 121-137, abstract and references — The visual and rhetorical styles of Atomwaffen Division and their implications, by John Hendry & Anthony F. Lemieux, 138-159, abstract, funding, and references — The Oath Keepers, by Andrew Lokay, Kaitlyn Robinson & Martha Crenshaw, 160-178, abstract and funding — Zip-tie guys: military-grade radicalization among Capitol Hill insurrectionists, by Sophia Moskalenko, 179-191, abstract, funding, and references — Race war or culture war: the diversity in right-wing extremism, by Thomas McCauley, 192-208, abstract and references — Come one, come all: individual-level diversity among anti-fascists, by Michael K. Logan & Gina S. Ligon, 209-224, abstract and references.

Py, Fabio. “The Current Political Path of an Ultra-Catholic Agent of Brazilian Christofacism Father Paulo Ricardo.” International Journal of Latin American Religions, Published: 30 August 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Pyrhönen, Niko, Gwenaëlle Bauvois, and Saga Rosenström. “Soldiers of Odin as Peril or Protection? Hybrid Mediatization of Oppositional Framings on Anti-Immigration Responses to the ‘Refugee Crisis.’” Nordiques 40 (May 2021). Full text and here and here.

Radnitz, Scott. “Dilemmas of Distrust: Conspiracy Beliefs, Elite Rhetoric, and Motivated Reasoning.” Political Research Quarterly, First Published October 16, 2021. Abstract and references.

Rahmadan, Yanuar. “The Discourse of Populist Party: Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) through the Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric.” TransBORDERS: International Relations Journal 4.2 (June 2021): 57-69. Full text and here.

Rajan, Benson, and Shreya Venkatraman. “Insta-Hate: An Exploration of Islamophobia and Right-Wing Nationalism on Instagram amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic in India.” Journal of Arab & Muslim Media Research 14.1 (Apr. 2021): 71-91. Abstract.

Ramakrishna, Kumar. “The White Supremacist Penetration of Western Security Forces: The Wider Implications.” New England Journal of Public Policy 33.2 (2021), Article 4. Full text.

Ramos, Miguel R., Sandy Schumann, and Miles Hewstone. “The Role of Short-Term and Longer Term Immigration Trends on Voting for Populist Radical Right Parties in Europe.” Social Psychological and Personality Science, First Published September 14, 2021. Full text and here and here and here and here.

Ramos Antón, Rubén. “The Covid-19 crisis as a political opportunity. Santiago Abascal’s use of Twitter during the State of Alarm in Spain (March 14-June 20, 2020).” Doxa Comunicación. Revista Interdisciplinar de Estudios de Comunicación y Ciencias Sociales 33 (julio-diciembre 2021): 75-98. Full text and here and here.

Randy, D., and N. Vera. “Analyzing the Ideology of Fox News Channel in Constructing Christchurch Mass Shooting.” Proceedings of the 1st Paris Van Java International Seminar on Health, Economics, Social Science and Humanities (PVJ-ISHESSH 2020). Atlantis Press, 2021. 578-582. Full text.

Rathgeb, Philip. “Makers against Takers: The Socio-Economic Ideology and Policy of the Austrian Freedom Party.” West European Politics 44.3 (Apr. 2021): 635-660. Abstract and funding.

Rathgeb, Philip, and Marius R. Busemeyer. “How to Study the Populist Radical Right and the Welfare State?” West European Politics, Published online: 29 June 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Rathgeb, Philip, and Martin Gruber-Risak. “Deserving Austrians First: the Impact of the Radical Right on the Austrian Welfare State.” Comparative Labor Law and Policy Journal 42.1 (2021): 43-60. Full text.

Rathgeb, Philip, and Michael B. Klitgaard. “Protagonists or Consenters: Radical Right Parties and Attacks on Trade Unions.” Journal of European Public Policy, Published online: 5 May 2021. A comparative analysis of the strategies of the Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ) and the Danish People’s Party (DF) toward the corporatist regulation of social policies and labour market programs. Full text and here and here and here.

Ravndal, Jacob Aasland. “From Bombs to Books, and Back Again? Mapping Strategies of Right-Wing Revolutionary Resistance.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 5 Apr. 2021. On the metapolitical turn in the 2000s and early 2010s, when metapolitics became a preferred strategy of right-wing revolutionary resistance for many right-wing revolutionaries. Full text and here and here.

“Reactionary Politics and Resentful Affect in Populist Times” [special issue]: Politics and Governance 9.3 (Aug. 2021). Contents: Reactionary Politics and Resentful Affect in Populist Times, by Tereza Capelos, Stavroula Chrona, Mikko Salmela and Cristiano Bee, 186-190, full text and here — Ressentiment: A Complex Emotion or an Emotional Mechanism of Psychic Defences? by Mikko Salmela and Tereza Capelos, 191-203, full text and here — Islamist and Nativist Reactionary Radicalisation in Europe, by Ayhan Kaya, 204-214, full text and here — Reimagining the Medieval: The Utility of Ethnonational Symbols for Reactionary Transnational Social Movements, by Matthew Godwin and Elisabeth Trischler, 215-226, full text and here — Double Ressentiment: The Political Communication of Kulturkampf in Hungary, by Balázs Kiss, 227-236, full text and here — Resentment and Coping With the Democratic Dilemma, by Karen Celis, Louise Knops, Virginie Van Ingelgom and Soetkin Verhaegen, 237-247, full text and here — Angry Reactionary Narcissists? Anger Activates the Link Between Narcissism and Right-Populist Party Support, by Sabrina Jasmin Mayer and Christoph Giang Nguyen, 248-259, full text and here and supplementary file— Political Reactionism as Affective Practice: UKIP Supporters and Non-Voters in Pre-Brexit England, by Gavin Brent Sullivan, 260-273, full text and here — Perceptions, Resentment, Economic Distress, and Support for Right-Wing Populist Parties in Europe, by Diogo Ferrari, 274-287, full text and here — Feeling Left Behind by Political Decisionmakers: Anti-Establishment Sentiment in Contemporary Democracies, by Luigi Droste, 288-300, full text and here — Post-Truth Politics, Digital Media, and the Politicization of the Global Compact for Migration, by Maximilian Conrad, 301-311, full text and here.

“Re-defining Gender, Sexuality, and Discourse in the Global Rise of Right-wing Extremism” [special issue]: Anglistica AION An Intersciplinary Journal 24.1 (2020 [published Dec. 29, 2021]). Contents: The (Anti)gender Discourse of the Global Far-right: A Way of Introducing, by Giuseppe Balirano and Rodrigo Borba, 1-7, full text and here – Discursive Constructions of the Enemy through Metonymy: The Case of CitizenGo’s Anti-Genderist E-Petitions, by Stamatina Katsiveli and Elvis Coimbra-Gomes, 9-23, full text and here – Back to the Future? The Tradwives Movement and the New Forms of Conservative Consensus Building, by Bruna Di Sabato and Bronwen Hughes, 25-40, full text and here – “Beautiful, maidenlike and a housewife”: Gender in the Rise of the Far Right in Brazil, by Douglas R. Knupp Sanque, 41-54, full text and here – The Vilification of the ‘Squad’: The Discursive (De)construction of Women in U.S. Far-right Media, by Margaret Rasulo, 55-77, full text and here – ‘Unicorns’, ‘Narcissistic Snowflakes’ and ‘Undifferentiated’ Citizens: Gender in YouTube-populism. The Case of Lega Nord and UKIP, by Carmen Serena Santonocito, 79-105, full text and here – Populism against Same-Sex Marriage in Taiwan: Integrating Stance-taking and Framing in Facebook Posts and Comments, by Ping-Hsuan Wang, 107-126, full text and here. Full text of issue and here.

Reichelmann, Ashley V., and Matthew Costello. “When Patriot Becomes Hate-Triot: The Relationship Between American Identity and the Production of Cyberhate.” American Journal of Criminal Justice, Published: 2 December 2021. Full text.

Reiter, Margit, and Sinéad Crowe. “National Socialism in Austria before and after 1945: Nazi Minister Anton Reinthaller and the Origins of the Austrian Freedom Party.” German Yearbook of Contemporary History 5.1 (2021): 115-151. Full text and here.

Reitz, Tilman, and Dirk Jörke. “The Reshaping of Political Representation in Post-Growth Capitalism: A Paradigmatic Analysis of Green and Right-Wing Populist Parties.” Anthropological Theory 21.3 (Sept. 2021): 287-314. Full text and here and here.

Rennó, Lucio, Leonardo Avritzer, and Priscila Delgado de Carvalho. “Entrenching Right-Wing Populism under Covid-19: Denialism, Social Mobility, and Government Evaluation in Brazil.” Revista Brasileira de Ciência Política 36 (2021), Art. e247120. Full text and here and here.

Repetto, Eric. “So Far, Yet So Close: Italian Parties’ Immigration Discourses During the Gentiloni and the First Conte Governments.” Interdisciplinary Political Studies 7.1 (Oct. 2021): 199-239. Comparing the immigration discourses of three Italian parties (League, Five Star Movement and Democratic Party) under the Gentiloni and first Conte governments (2016-2019). Full text and here.

Reuterswärd, Camilla. “Pro-Life and Feminist Mobilization in the Struggle over Abortion in Mexico: Church Networks, Elite Alliances, and Partisan Context.” Latin American Politics and Society, Published online: 6 August 2021. Abstract and references.

Ribeiro Da Silva Taborda Ramos, Miguel Rui, Sandy Schumann, and Miles Hewstone. “The role of short-term and longer-term immigration trends on voting for populist radical right parties in Europe.” Social Psychological and Personality Science, Accepted/In press, 2 Aug. 2021. Full text.

Riccardi-Swartz, Sarah. “American Conservatives and the Allure of Post-Soviet Russian Orthodoxy.” Religions 12.12 (Nov. 2021), Article 1036. Full text and here.

Rickardsson, Jonna. “The Urban–Rural Divide in Radical Right Populist Support: The Role of Resident’s Characteristics, Urbanization Trends and Public Service Supply.” The Annals of Regional Science 67.1 (Aug. 2021): 211-242. Full text and here and here.

Riera, Pedro, and Marco Pastor. “Cordons Sanitaires or Tainted Coalitions? The Electoral Consequences of Populist Participation in Government.” Party Politics, First Published June 30, 2021. Abstract and references.

“Right-Wing Activism in Asia: Cold War Legacies, Geopolitics, and Democratic Erosion” [special issue]: Politics & Society 49.3 (Sept. 2021). Contents: Introduction to ‘Right-Wing Activism in Asia: Cold War Legacies, Geopolitics, and Democratic Erosion, by Yoonkyung Lee, 303-310, full text and here and here — Under and beyond the Law: Monarchy, Violence, and History in Thailand, by Tyrell Haberkorn, 311-336, full text and here and here — The Specter of the Past: Reconstructing Conservative Historical Memory in South Korea, by Myungji Yang, 337-362, full text and here and here — The Rise and Fall of Japan’s New Far Right: How Anti-Korean Discourses Went Mainstream, by Sharon J. Yoon and Yuki Asahina, 363-402, full text and here and here — Cold War Undercurrents: The Extreme-Right Variants in East Asia, by Yoonkyung Lee, 403-430 (examining the mobilization of the Far Right in Korea and Japan in the 2000s), full text and here and here.

“Right-Wing Populism and Education: Interrogating Politics, Policy and Pedagogic Resistance” [special section]: British Educational Research Journal 47.2 (April 2021). Contents: Right-wing populism and education: Introduction to the special section, by Saba Hussain and Reva Yunus, 247-263, abstract — The British State’s production of the Muslim School: A simultaneity of categories of difference analysis, by Mairtin Mac an Ghaill and Chris Haywood, 264-278, abstract — Logics, rhetoric and ‘the blob’: Populist logic in the Conservative reforms to English schooling, by James Craske, 279-298, full text and here and here and here — New Right 2.0: Teacher populism on social media in England, by Steven Watson, 299-315, full text and here and here and here — Legitimising populist education in Israel: The role of religion, by Roi Silberberg and Ayman Agbaria, 316-331, abstract — Changes in Brazilian education policy and the rise of right-wing populism, by Mário A. Alves, Catarina I. Segatto, and Andrea M. Pineda, 332-354, abstract — To Freire or not to Freire: Educational freedom and the populist right-wing ‘Escola sem Partido’ movement in Brazil, by Jorge Knijnik, 355-371, full text and here and here and here — Theatre and drama education and populism: The ensemble ‘family’ as a space for dialogic empathy and civic care, by Jennifer Kitchen, 372-388, full text and here and here and here — Disenchanting secularism (or the cultivation of soul) as pedagogy in resistance to populist racism and colonial structures in the academy, by Claire Blencowe, 389-408, full text and here and here and here — The fantasy of the populist disease and the educational cure, by Edda Sant and Tony Brown, 409-426, full text and here and here and here.

“Right-Wing Populist Movements and Gender” [special issue]: Moving the Social 65 (Aug. 2021). Contents: Introduction How do Right-Wing Populists come to Terms with Gender Today? by Caner Tekin, 5-15 – A Bridge with Three Pillars Soldierly Masculinity and Violence in Media Representation in Germany, by Dorothee Beck, 17-35, abstract — Performances of Populist Radical Right and Political Masculinities: A Comparative Study of Orbán and Wilders, by Feyda Sayan-Cengiz and Selin Akyüz, 37-59, abstract — Gender, Populism and Anti-Immigrations Ethno-Sexist, Femonationalist and Femoglobal Alliance, by Julia Roth. 61-79, abstract — Anti-Immigration Propaganda in the Northern League and the Freedom Party of Austria: Discursive Changes with Reference to Gender, Muslim Migrants, Ethnicity and Class, by Caner Tekin, 81-100, abstract.

“Right-Wing Populist Party Organisation Across Europe: The Survival of the Mass-Party?” [special issue]: Politics and Governance 9.4 (2021). Contents: Right-Wing Populist Party Organisation Across Europe: The Survival of the Mass-Party? Introduction to the Thematic Issue, by Daniele Albertazzi and Stijn van Kessel, 224–227, full text and here — The League of Matteo Salvini: Fostering and Exporting a Modern Mass-Party Grounded on “Phygital” Activism, by Mattia Zulianello, 228–239, full text and here and here and here and here — VOX Spain: The Organisational Challenges of a New Radical Right Party, by Astrid Barrio, Sonia Alonso Sáenz de Oger, and Bonnie N. Field, 240–251, full text and here — Rootedness, Activism, and Centralization: The Case of the Swiss People’s Party, by Adrian Favero, 252–262, full text and here — No Strong Leaders Needed? AfD Party Organisation Between Collective Leadership, Internal Democracy, and “Movement-Party” Strategy, by Anna-Sophie Heinze and Manès Weisskircher, 263–274, full text and here — The Vlaams Belang: A Mass Party of the 21st Century, by Judith Sijstermans, 275–285, full text and here — Is the (Mass) Party Really Over? The Case of the Dutch Forum for Democracy, by Léonie de Jonge, 286–295, full text and here and here and here — Between Horizontality and Centralisation: Organisational Form and Practice in the Finns Party, by Niko Hatakka, 296–306, full text and here and here — Walking the Walk or Just Talking the Talk? VMRO-BND’s Efforts to Become a Mass Party, by Petar Bankov, Sergiu Gherghina and Nanuli Silagadze, 307–316, full text and here — “Mass,” “Movement,” “Personal,” or “Cartel” Party? Fidesz’s Hybrid Organisational Strategy, by Rudolf Metz and Réka Várnagy, 317–328, full text and here — Leading the Way, but Also Following the Trend: The Slovak National Party, by Tim Haughton, Marek Rybár and Kevin Deegan-Krause, 329–339, full text and here and here — Party Organisation of PiS in Poland: Between Electoral Rhetoric and Absolutist Practice, by Bartek Pytlas, 340–353, full text and here — When a Right-Wing Populist Party Inherits a Mass Party Organisation: The Case of EKRE, by Tõnis Saarts, Mari-Liis Jakobson and Leif Kalev, 354–364, full text and here — Right-Wing Populist Party Organisation Across Europe: The Survival of the Mass-Party? Conclusion to the Thematic Issue, by Stijn van Kessel and Daniele Albertazzi, 365–370, full text and here. Full text and here.

Rinaldi, Chiara, and Marleen PM Bekker. “Bridging the Gap Between Public Health and Political Science to Study the Populist Radical Right in Its Multiple Manifestations: A Response to Recent Commentaries.” International Journal of Health Policy and Management, Available Online from 26 June 2021. Full text.

Ritzmann, Alexander. “Accelerationism and VRWE Narratives.” Spotlight on Emerging Threats (RAN Practitioners) (September 2021): 14-19. Full text.

Rivera Otero, José Manuel, Paloma Castro Martínez and Diego Mo Groba. “Emotions and the Far Right: The Case of VOX in Andalusia, Spain.” Revista Española de Investigaciones Sociológicas (REIS) 176 (October-December 2021): 119-140. Full text.

Rizkimawati, Dinda, and Indra Kusumawardhana. “State and Right-Wing Populism Analysis on the Kemenko Polhukam Ri Persuasion Approach in Responding the Wave of ‘212′ Movement.” Journal of Islamic World and Politics 5.1 (June 2021): 14-34. Full text and here.

Roberti, Amanda. “Empowering Women by Regulating Abortion? Conservative Women Lawmaker’s Cooptation of Feminist Language in US Abortion Politics.” Politics, Groups, and Identities, Published online: 2 Dec. 2021. Abstract.

Roberti, Amanda. “‘Women Deserve Better:’ The Use of the Pro-Woman Frame in Anti-Abortion Policies in U.S. States.” Journal of Women, Politics & Policy 42.3 (July 2021): 207-224. Abstract and references.

Robinson, Nick, and Joe Whittaker. “Playing for Hate? Extremism, Terrorism, and Videogames.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 11 Jan. 2021. Abstract, funding, and notes.

Rodi, Patricia, Lazaros Karavasilis, and Leonardo Puleo. “When Nationalism Meets Populism: Examining Right-Wing Populist & Nationalist Discourses in the 2014 & 2019 European Parliamentary Elections.” European Politics and Society, Published online: 21 Dec. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Rodríguez-Temiño, Ignacio, and Jaime Almansa-Sánchez. “The Use of Past Events as Political Symbols in Spain. The Example of Vox and the Need for a New Archaeology of Ethnicity.” International Journal of Heritage Studies 27.10 (Oct. 2021): 1064-1078. Abstract and references.

Rodríguez-Teruel, Juan. “Polarisation and Electoral Realignment: The Case of the Right-Wing Parties in Spain.” South European Society and Politics, Published online: 8 Apr. 2021. Abstract. Supplemental data.

Rolsky, L. Benjamin. “Producing the Christian Right: Conservative Evangelicalism, Representation, and the Recent Religious Past.” Religions 12.3 (Mar. 2021), art. 171. Full text and here.

Romanyuk, Anatoliy. “Political Parties of the Radical Direction in Ukraine: Is this Strengthening of the National Security or Threats? (On the Example of AUU ‘Svoboda’).” Wydawnictwo Wyzszej Szkoly Gospodarki Krajowej w Kutnie 15 (June 2021): 6-16. Full text.

Rone, Julia. “Backsliding of the Left: Or How Viktor Orbán’s Right-Wing Conservative Illiberalism Emerged as a Normative Ideal in Bulgarian Political Discourse.” European Politics and Society, Published online: 20 Aug. 2021. Abstract.

Rone, Julia. “Far Right Alternative News Media as ‘Indignation Mobilization Mechanisms’: How the Far Right Opposed the Global Compact for Migration.” Information, Communication & Society, Published online: 7 Jan. 2021. Abstract.

Rose, Morag, & The Modernist Heroines. “From an Aviatrix to a Eugenicist: Walking with Manchester’s Modernist Heroines.” Gender, Place & Culture, Published online: 23 Aug. 2021. In part, on Marie Stopes (1880-1958), a paleobiologist and family planning pioneer who was also a proponent of eugenics, racist, anti-Semitic, and enthralled by Hitler. Full text and here.

Rose, Miss Menna, and John Morrison. “An Exploratory Analysis of Leakage Warning Behavior in Lone-Actor Terrorists.” Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression, Published online: 17 Mar. 2021. Abstract.

Ross, Andrew S., and Aditi Bhatia. “‘Ruled Britannia’: Metaphorical Construction of the EU as Enemy in UKIP Campaign Posters.” The International Journal of Press/Politics 26.1 (Jan. 2021): 188-209. Full text and here.

Rottweiler, Bettina, Paul Gill, and Noémie Bouhana. “Individual and Environmental Explanations for Violent Extremist Intentions: A German Nationally Representative Survey Study.” Justice Quarterly, Published online: 15 Jan. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Rouse, Stella M., Charles Hunt, and Kristen Essel. “Growing Tea With Subnational Roots: Tea Party Affiliation, Factionalism, and GOP Politics in State Legislatures.” American Politics Research, First Published September 14, 2021. Abstract and references.

Rudolph, Lukas, and Markus Wagner. “Europe’s Migration Crisis: Local Contact and out-Group Hostility.” European Journal of Political Research, First published: 16 April 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Rueda, Daniel. “Alain de Benoist, Ethnopluralism and the Cultural Turn in Racism.” Patterns of Prejudice, Published online: 23 Nov. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Ruisch, Benjamin Coe, Courtney Moore, Javier Granados Samayoa, Shelby Boggs, Jesse Ladanyi, and Russell Fazio. “Examining the Left-Right Divide Through the Lens of a Global Crisis: Ideological Differences and Their Implications for Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Political Psychology, First published: 5 May 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Ruud, Arild Engelsen, and Mubashar Hasan. “Radical Right Islamists in Bangladesh: A Counter-Intuitive Argument.” South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies, Published online: 24 Jan. 2021. Abstract.

Ruzzeddu, Massimiliano. “Radicalization and Far Right: Economic Interests and Identity Needs.” Rivista Trimestrale di Scienza dell’Amministrazione 4 (Dec. 2021). Full text.

Sakurai, Takamichi. “Aspirational Fascism versus Postfascism: A Conceptual History of a Far-Right Politics.” History of European Ideas, Published online: 22 July 2021. Abstract.

Salomonsen, Jone. “Towards a New 1933? The Fascist Labor of the Extreme and Radical Right.” Dialog 60.2 (June 2021): 220-227. Abstract.

Santana, Andrés. “VOX and the Emergence of the Populist Radical Right in Spain.” Current Populism in Europe: Gender-Backlash and Counter-strategies. Martin Mejstrík, Vladimír Handl (eds.). Prague, Czech Republic: Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung e.V., 2021. 53-64. Full text.

Santi Amantini, Laura. “Populist Anti-Immigrant Sentiments Taken Seriously: A Realistic Approach.” Res Publica, Published: 26 May 2021. Full text and here.

Santos, Rita, and Sílvia Roque. “The Populist Far Right and the Intersection of Anti-immigration and Antifeminist Agendas: The Portuguese Case.” DiGeSt: Journal of Diversity and Gender Studies 8.1 (Spring 2021): 42-58. Full text and here and here and here and here and here.

Šarić, Sabahudin. “The Denial of Genocide in Srebrenica in the Context of Strengthening Neo-Fascism and Relativization of the Holocaust in Europe.” Bosnian Studies: Journal for Research of Bosnian Thought and Culture 5.1 (Apr. 2021): 66-83. Full text and here and here.

Satherley, Nicole, Kumar Yogeeswaran, Danny Osborne, Sadi Shanaah, and Chris G. Sibley. “Investigating the Effects of Right-Wing Terrorism on Government Satisfaction: A Time Course Analysis of the 2019 Christchurch Terror Attack.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 22 Apr. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Sawyer, Logan, III. “Originalism from the Soft Southern Strategy to the New Right: The Constitutional Politics of Sam Ervin Jr.” Journal of Policy History 33.1 (Jan. 2021): 32-59. Full text.

Sawyer, Patrick S. “Conspiracism in Populist Radical Right Candidates: Rallying the Base or Mainstreaming the Fringe?” International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society, Published: 12 April 2021. Full text.

Sayle, Ben. “‘Populist Constitutionalism’ and the Unionist Party during the 1911 House of Lords’ Crisis.” Parliamentary History 40.3 (Oct. 2021): 521-542. Reassessing the revolt against the 1911 Parliament Act by the ‘ditchers,’ part of the Edwardian ‘radical right.’ Abstract.

Schäfer, Armin. “Cultural Backlash? How (Not) to Explain the Rise of Authoritarian Populism.” British Journal of Political Science, Published online: 24 September 2021. Finding little empirical support for the theory of populism advanced by Pippa Norris and Ronald Inglehart in Cultural Backlash. Full text and here and here.

Schemer, Christian, Marc Ziegele, Tanjev Schultz, Oliver Quiring, Nikolaus Jackob, and Ilka Jakobs. “Political Information Use and Its Relationship to Beliefs in Conspiracy Theories Among the German Public.” Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, First Published December 14, 2021. Abstract and references.

Schlegel, Linda. “Storytelling against extremism: How fiction could increase the persuasive impact of counter- and alternative narratives in P/CVE.” Journal for Deradicalization 27 (Summer 2021): 193-237. Full text and here.

Schmidt, Franzisca, Beatrice Eugster, and Dorothee Arlt. “Varieties of Populist Attitudes and Their Link to Islamophobia in Switzerland.” International Journal of Public Opinion Research, Published: 27 September 2021. Abstract.

Schmidt, Ingo. “Market Populism, its Right-Wing Offspring and Left Alternatives.” The Changing Politics and Policy of Austerity. Edited by Stephen McBride, Bryan Evans, and Dieter Plehwe. Bristol, UK: Policy Press, 2021. 195-212. Chapter abstract.

Schmidtke, Oliver. “‘We the People’: Demarcating the Demos in Populist Mobilization—The Case of the Italian Lega.” Social Sciences 10.10 (Sept. 2021), art. 351. Full text and here.

Schneider, Zak. “The Growing Popularity of the Radical Right: Comparing Institutional, Societal and Historical Explanations in the United States and France.” Inquiries Journal 13.4 (2021). Full text.

Schulte-Cloos, Julia, and Arndt Leininger. “Electoral Participation, Political Disaffection, and the Rise of the Populist Radical Right.” Party Politics, First Published January 20, 2021. Full text and here.

Schultz, Caroline, Philipp Lutz, and Stephan Simon. “Explaining the Immigration Policy Mix: Countries’ Relative Openness to Asylum and Labour Migration.” European Journal of Political Research 60.4 (Nov. 2021): 763-784. Full text and here and here and here.

Schumann, Sandy, Diana Boer, Katja Hanke, and James Liu. “Social Media Use and Support for Populist Radical Right Parties: Assessing Exposure and Selection Effects in a Two-Wave Panel Study.” Information, Communication & Society 24.7 (May 2021): 921-940. Full text and here and here. Supplemental Materials.

Schwartz, Matthias. “Servants of the People: Populism, Nationalism, State-Building, and Virtual Reality in Contemporary Ukraine.” Telos 195 (June 2021): 65-81. Excerpt.

Schwemmer, Carsten. “The Limited Influence of Right-Wing Movements on Social Media User Engagement.” Social Media + Society 7.3 (July 2021): 1-13. Full text and here and here and here.

Schweppe, Jennifer, and Barbara Perry. “A Continuum of Hate: Delimiting the Field of Hate Studies.” Crime, Law and Social Change, Published: 11 November 2021. Full text and here.

Schwörer, Jakob, and Belén Fernández-García. “Demonisation of Political Discourses? How Mainstream Parties Talk about the Populist Radical Right.” West European Politics 44.7 (Nov. 2021): 1401-1424. Full text and here and here.

Scrivens, Ryan, and Tiana Gaudette. “Terrorists’ and Violent Extremists’ Use of the Internet and Cyberterrorism.” Crime Online: Correlates, Causes, and Context. Fourth Edition. Edited by Thomas J. Holt. Durham, North Carolina: Carolina Academic Press, 2021. 231-262. Full text.

Scrivens, Ryan, Amanda Isabel Osuna, Steven M. Chermak, Michael A. Whitney, and Richard Frank. “Examining Online Indicators of Extremism in Violent Right-Wing Extremist Forums.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 6 May 2021. Full text.

Scrivens, Ryan, Thomas W. Wojciechowski, Joshua D. Freilich, Steven M. Chermak, and Richard Frank. “Comparing the Online Posting Behaviors of Violent and Non-Violent Right-Wing Extremists.” Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 8 Mar. 2021. Abstract.

Sedgwick, Mark. “Traditionalism and the Far Right in Argentina.” Politics, Religion & Ideology 22.2 (Apr. 2021): 143-163. Abstract.

Selk, Veith, and Jörg Kemmerzell. “Retrogradism in Context. Varieties of Right-Wing Populist Climate Politics.” Environmental Politics, Published online: 22 Nov. 2021. Abstract.

Selzer, Janina L. “Constructing a Geography of Trauma: Nation-Building and the Convergence of Feminist and Far-Right Anti-Refugee Discourses in Germany.” Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 2 Nov. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Sengul, Kurt. “‘It’s OK to Be White’: The Discursive Construction of Victimhood, ‘Anti-White Racism’ and Calculated Ambivalence in Australia.” Critical Discourse Studies, Published online: 4 May 2021. Examining the ‘It’s OK to be White’ Senate motion made by Australian far-right politician Pauline Hanson in 2018. Abstract.

Senninger, Roman, Daniel Bischof, and Lawrence Ezrow. “How Transnational Party Alliances Influence National Parties’ Policies.” Political Science Research and Methods, Published online: 14 January 2021. Full text.

Sensales, Gilda, Gabriele Di Cicco, and Conrad Baldner. “Representations of Italian Populism and Immigration on Facebook. A Comparison of the Posts by Luigi Di Maio and Matteo Salvini (2014-2018).” Papers on Social Representations 30.1 (2021): 2.1-2.34. Full text.

Sethi, Anil. “Populist Pulp in a Democracy: Propagandist Textbooks of the Hindu Right.” The Politics of Authenticity and Populist Discourses. Edited by Christoph Kohl, Barbara Christophe, Heike Liebau, and Achim Saupe. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. 197-218. Chapter abstract and bibliography.

Shanaah, Sadi, Kumar Yogeeswaran, Lara Greaves, Joseph A. Bulbulia, Danny Osborne, M. Usman Afzali, and Chris G. Sibley. “Hate Begets Warmth? The Impact of an Anti-Muslim Terrorist Attack on Public Attitudes toward Muslims.” Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 9 Mar. 2021. Examining the impact of the 15th March 2019 far-right terrorist attack against Muslims in Christchurch, New Zealand, on public opinion toward Muslims. Abstract and funding. Supplementary material.

Shanahan, Jarrod, and Tyler Wall. “‘Fight the Reds, Support the Blue’: Blue Lives Matter and the US Counter-Subversive Tradition.” Race & Class 63.1 (July 2021): 70-90. On Support Your Local Police (SYLP), a mid-to-late 1960s front group of the ultra-right John Birch Society, as an important precursor to ‘Blue Lives Matter.’ Abstract and references.

Sharpe, Matthew. “A Disturbance of Vision on the Capitol: Philosophy and the Far-Right – Towards an Interdisciplinary Inquiry.” Thesis Eleven 163.1 (Apr. 2021): 5-28. First page.

Shaw, Robert, and Michael J. Richardson. “‘An Epic Tale of England’: Atmospheric Authentication of Nationalist Narratives.” Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, First Published December 16, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Shayegh, John, Lesley Storey, Rhiannon N. Turner, and John Barry. “A Social Identity Approach to How Elite Outgroups Are Invoked by Politicians and the Media in Nativist Populism.” Political Psychology, First published: 6 December 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Shehaj, Albana, Adrian J. Shin, and Ronald Inglehart. “Immigration and Right-Wing Populism: An Origin Story.” Party Politics 27.2 (Mar. 2021): 282-293. Abstract and references.

Shekhovtsov, Anton. “The Phenomenon of the European Far Right and Their Foreign Policy Positions.” Sociology of Power 33.2 (2021): 168-183. Full text and here and here.

Shodiya-Zeumault, Shola, Cirleen DeBlaere, Michelle Aiello, Iman A. Said, and Don E. Davis. “Responses to the Unite the Right Rally: Perceptions, Stress, and the Moderating Role of Interpersonal Proximity.” Race and Social Problems, Published: 3 March 2021. Abstract, notes, and references.

Shumska, Olena. “The Ukrainian Far Right after Euromaidan: Understanding Membership in the Right Sector and the National Corps.” St Antony’s International Review 16.2 (June 2021): 115-141. Abstract.

Siapera, Eugenia, and Lambrini Papadopoulou. “Hate as a ‘Hook’: The Political and Affective Economy of ‘Hate Journalism.’” Journalism 22.5 (May 2021): 1256-1272. On ‘hate journalism’, a term describing a new kind of journalism that emerged in Greece during the debt crisis years and is ideologically close to neo-fascist, and ethnonationalist political positions. Abstract and references.

Siegel, Alexandra A., Evgenii Nikitin, Pablo Barberá, Joanna Sterling, Bethany Pullen, Richard Bonneau, Jonathan Nagler, and Joshua A. Tucker. “Trumping Hate on Twitter? Online Hate Speech in the 2016 U.S. Election Campaign and Its Aftermath.” Quarterly Journal of Political Science 16.1 (Jan. 2021): 71-104. Abstract.

Silva, Bruno Castanho, and Sven-Oliver Proksch. “Fake It ‘Til You Make It: A Natural Experiment to Identify European Politicians’ Benefit from Twitter Bots.” American Political Science Review 115.1 (Feb. 2021) 316-322. Finding that the radical right benefits more from malicious bots than other party families. Abstract and references. Dataset.

Silva, Jason R. “Mass Shooting Outcomes: A Comparison of Completed, Attempted, Failed, and Foiled Incidents in America.” Deviant Behavior, Published online: 15 Oct. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Šima, Karel. “From Identity Politics to the Identitarian Movement: The Europeanisation of Cultural Stereotypes?” National Stereotyping, Identity Politics, European Crises. Edited by Jürgen Barkhoff and Joep Leerssen. Leiden: Brill Rodopi, 2021. 75-94. Full text and here.

Simon, Christopher A., and Michael C. Moltz. “Confidence in Merit-Based Public Administration in the Context of Right-Wing Authoritarian Populism.” Administration & Society, First Published October 23, 2021. Abstract and references.

Sińczuch, Marcin, Piotr Michalski, and Mariusz Piotrowski. “Inequalities Among Youth and Support for Right-Wing Populism in Poland.” Youth and Politics in Times of Increasing Inequalities. Edited by Marco Giugni and Maria Grasso. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. 231-257. Chapter abstract and references.

Sipitanos, Konstantinos. “Raising Awareness against Fake News to Protect Democracy: The Myth of Islamophobia in Trump’s Speech.” Social Semiotics, Published online: 26 May 2021. Abstract.

Sipma, Take, and Carl C. Berning. “Economic Conditions and Populist Radical Right Voting: The Role of Issue Salience.” Electoral Studies 74 (Dec. 2021), art. 102416. Full text and here and here.

“6 January Forum” [special section]: Terrorism and Political Violence 33.5 (July 2021). Contents: Introduction to the 6 January Forum, by Jeffrey Kaplan, 901-902, full text and here — Uncanny Precedent: The March on Rome, by Richard Bach Jensen, 903-906, abstract — Some Preliminary Thoughts Prompted by President Trump’s 6 January Speech: Words, Enemies, Affordances, by Max Taylor, 907-911, abstract — The Capitol Attack and the 5th Terrorism Wave, by David C. Rapoport, 912-916, full text — A Conspiracy of Dunces: Good Americans vs. A Cabal of Satanic Pedophiles? by Jeffrey Kaplan, 917-921, abstract — How Contagious Were the Capitol Riots in Europe – In Praxis and in Perception? by Beatrice de Graaf, 922-925, full text and here — We Have All Been Warned: Public Debate on the Capitol Attack in Finland and Sweden, by Leena Malkki, 926-93, full text and here.

Śmieja, Wojciech. “Between Traditions and Technology: Political Radicalism and the Spectacle of Masculinity in Contemporary Poland.” Society Register 5.1 (Mar. 2021): 159-172. Full text and here and here.

Smith, Chloe. “How the Contemporary Far-Right Have Popularised Their Appeals.” Australian Journal of Islamic Studies 6.2 (Aug. 2021): 1-30. Full text and here.

Solheim, Øyvind Bugge, and Anders Ravik Jupskås. “Consensus or Conflict? A Survey Analysis of How Norwegians Interpret the July 22, 2011 Attacks a Decade Later.” Perspectives on Terrorism 15.3 (June 2021): 109-131. Full text.

Sørensen, Knut Mellingsæter, and Berit Johnsen. “Prison Officers’ Coping Strategies in a High-Profile Critical Situation: Imprisonment after the 2011 Terrorist Attacks in Norway.” Incarceration 2.1 (Mar. 2021). Abstract and references.

Spektorowski, Alberto. “Michel Houellebecq and the ‘Political Triangle’: The Republic, the Radical Right, and the ‘Ultimate Other.’” Michel Houellebecq, the Cassandra of Freedom: Submission and Decline. Edited by Michael S. Kochin and Alberto Spektorowski. Leiden and Boston: Brill, 2021. 41-66. Chapter abstract.

St. Louis, Brett. “Post-Millennial Local Whiteness: Racialism, White Dis/Advantage and the Denial of Racism.” Ethnic and Racial Studies 44.3 (Feb. 2021): 355-373. Abstract.

Stankov, Nemanja, and Slaven Živković. “May the Lord Protect Our Country: Ethnic Relations as a Moderator between Religiosity and Radical Right Vote.” Journal of Contemporary European Studies, Published online: 13 July 2021. Full text and here.

Stecula, Dominik A., and Mark Pickup. “How Populism and Conservative Media Fuel Conspiracy Beliefs about COVID-19 and What It Means for COVID-19 Behaviors.” Research & Politics 8.1 (Jan. 2021), art. 2053168021993979. Finding that COVID-19 conspiracy theories are driven not only by Americans on the far right but also by populists independent of ideology or partisanship. Full text and here.

Štefančík, Radoslav, and Eva Stradiotová. “The Concept of Nation in the Language of the Slovak Right-wing Extremists.” Journal of Comparative Politics 14.2 (2021): 17-33. Full text.

Štefančík, Radoslav, Ildikó Némethová, and Terézia Seresová. “Securitisation of Migration in the Language of Slovak Far-Right Populism.” Migration Letters 18.6 (2021): 731-744. Abstract.

Stephens, William, and Stijn Sieckelinck. “Resiliences to Radicalization: Four Key Perspectives.” International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice 66 (Sept. 2021), art. 100486. Full text and here and here.

Stoetzer, Lukas F., Johannes Giesecke, and Heike Klüver. “How Does Income Inequality Affect the Support for Populist Parties?” Journal of European Public Policy, Published online: 10 Oct. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Stojić, Marko. “Contesting the EU on the Periphery in Times of Crisis: Party-Based Euroscepticism in Serbia.” East European Politics, Published online: 5 Nov. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Stopler, Gila. “The Personal Is Political: The Feminist Critique of Liberalism and the Challenge of Right-Wing Populism.” International Journal of Constitutional Law, Published: 8 May 2021. Abstract.

Strahilov, Ivo. “National Pride: Negotiating Heritage, Gender, and Belonging in Times of Illiberal Ethnonationalism in Bulgaria.” Intersections 7.4 (2021): 13-31. Full text and here.

Strømmen, Hannah M. “Sacred Scripts of Populism: Scripture-Practices in the European Far Right.” The Spirit of Populism: Political Theologies in Polarized Times. Edited by Ulrich Schmiedel and Joshua Ralston. Leiden and Boston: Brill, 2021. 85-100. Chapter abstract.

Strother, Logan. “Racism and Pride in Attitudes toward Confederate Symbols.” Sociology Compass, First published: 9 April 2021. Abstract.

Subotic, Jelena. “Antisemitism in the Global Populist International.” The British Journal of Politics and International Relations, First Published December 29, 2021. Abstract and references.

Sunshine, Spencer, and Chip Berlet. “Rural rage: right-wing populism and Patriot movement in the United States.” Authoritarian Populism and the Rural World. Edited by Ian Scoones, Marc Edelman, Saturnino M. Borras Jr., Lyda Fernanda Forero, Ruth Hall, Wendy Wolford and Ben White. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. 120-153. Full text.

Sussex, Matthew. “Australia’s National Security Neoconservatives.” Australian Journal of Politics & History, First published: 6 December 2021. Abstract.

Svitych, Alexander. “Voting for Jobbik and the Front National: Nostalgic, Deprived and Status-Frustrated.” European Review of International Studies 8.1 (Apr. 2021): 49-76. Abstract.

Sweeney, Matthew M., Joselyne L. Chenane, and Arie Perliger. “The Role of Demographic Diversification of the Police Force in Curbing Hate Crimes: Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Analyses.” Police Practice and Research, Published online: 20 Apr. 2021. Arguing that police diversity can help reduce hate crimes, particularly in urban districts. Abstract.

Szabó, András László. “Analysis of Lone Offenders with an Immigrant Background and a Prevention Model.” Belügyi Szemle 69.1 (May 2021): 75-90. Full text and here.

Szabó, Jakub. “Brahmin Left vs. Merchant Right: The Miscellaneous Causes and Consequences.” Polish Political Science Review 9.1 (June 2021): 1-13. Full text.

Szenes, Eszter. “Neo-Nazi environmentalism: The linguistic construction of ecofascism in a Nordic Resistance Movement manifesto.” Journal for Deradicalization 27 (Summer 2021): 146-192. On Nordic Resistance Movement, Our Path: New Politics for a New Time (Grängesberg, Sweden, 2016). Full text and here.

Tanrıverdi, Ayşe Duygu. “Far-Right Populism in the EU and Turkey’s ‘Otherness’ during the 2015 Refugee Crisis.” EU/Turkey Relations in the Shadows of Crisis: A Break-Up Or Revival? Edited by A. Asli Bilgin. Lanham: Lexington Books, 2021. 227-246.

Tarragoni, Federico. “Populism, an Ideology without History? A New Genetic Approach.” Journal of Political Ideologies, Published online: 26 Oct. 2021. Proposing a new definition of populism that distinguishes it from demagogy, fascism and nativism. Abstract.

Terbeek, Calvin. “‘Clocks Must Always Be Turned Back’: Brown v. Board of Education and the Racial Origins of Constitutional Originalism.” American Political Science Review, Published online: 16 March 2021. Full text and here and here.

Thompson, Jack. “Ethnonationalism and White Immigration Attitudes.” Nations and Nationalism, First published: 25 June 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Thompson, Jack, and George Hawley. “Does the Alt-Right Still Matter? An Examination of Alt-Right Influence between 2016 and 2018.” Nations and Nationalism, First published: 8 July 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Thompson, Taryn. “Is There a Relationship between Right-Wing Populism and Radicalisation to Islamic Extremism in the UK and, If so, What Is the Nature of This Relationship?” Journal of Global Faultlines 8.1 (May-June 2021): 34-49. Full text.

Thomsen, Carly, Zach Levitt, Christopher Gernon, and Penelope Spencer. “U.S. Anti-Abortion Ideology on the Move: Mobile Crisis Pregnancy Centers as Unruly, Unmappable, Ungovernable.” Political Geography 92 (Jan. 2022), art. 102523. Abstract.

Thorleifsson, Cathrine. “From Cyberfascism to Terrorism: On 4chan/Pol/ Culture and the Transnational Production of Memetic Violence.” Nations and Nationalism, First published: 18 November 2021. Full text and here and here and here.

Thornborrow, Joanna, Mats Ekström, and Marianna Patrona. “Question Design and the Construction of Populist Stances in Political News Interviews.” Discourse & Communication 15.6 (Dec. 2021): 672-689. Abstract and references.

Tilles, Daniel. “British Interwar Fascism and Anti-fascism.” The Palgrave Handbook of Britain and the Holocaust. Edited by Tom Lawson and Andy Pearce. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan, 2021. 37-56. Chapter abstract.

Tindall, Callum. “Populism, Culture and Class: Articulation and Performance in Contemporary British Populism.” Contemporary Politics, Published online: 18 July 2021. Examining the role of populism and class within the discourse of three contemporary British political party leaders, including Nigel Farage. Abstract.

Tobin, Robert Deam. “The Evolian Imagination: Gender, Race, and Class from Fascism to the New Right.” The Journal of Holocaust Research 35.2 (Apr. 2021): 75-90. Abstract.

Tolsma, Jochem, Joran Laméris, and Michael Savelkoul. “Exposure to Asylum Seekers and Changing Support for the Radical Right: A Natural Experiment in the Netherlands.” PLoS ONE 16.2 (Feb. 2021), art. e0245644. Full text and here. Replication package.

Törnberg, Anton, and Petter Törnberg. “‘Wake-up Call for the White Race’: How Stormfront Framed the Elections of Obama and Trump.” Mobilization: An International Quarterly 26.3 (Sept. 2021): 285-302. Abstract.

Toscano, Alberto. “Fascists, Freedom, and the Anti-State State.” Historical Materialism, Online Publication Date: 9 Dec. 2021. Sketching a “counter-intuitive but disturbingly timely image of a fascism enamoured of freedom and at odds with the state” and thereby identifying “continuities with contemporary movements of the far Right, with their libertarian and anti-statist affectations.” Abstract.

Trauner, Florian, and Philipp Stutz. “Hungary’s Renationalisation Strategies: How a Populist Radical Right Government May Seek Control over (EU) Migration Policy:” Politique Européenne 72.2 (Oct. 2021): 94-117. Abstract.

Traverso, Enzo. “Twenty-First-Century Fascism: Where We Are.” New Politics 18.3 [no. 71] (Summer 2021). Full text and here.

Trillò, Tommaso, and Limor Shifman. “Memetic Commemorations: Remixing Far-Right Values in Digital Spheres.” Information, Communication & Society, Published online: 19 Sept. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Turner, Joe, and Dan Bailey. “‘Ecobordering’: Casting Immigration Control as Environmental Protection.” Environmental Politics, Published online: 29 Apr. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Turner, Noah D., Steven M. Chermak, and Joshua D. Freilich. “An Empirical Examination on the Severity of Lone-Actor Terrorist Attacks.” Crime & Delinquency, First Published June 10, 2021. Abstract and references.

Uba, Katrin, and Lorenzo Bosi. “Explaining Youth Radicalism as a Positioning of the Self at Opposite Extremes.” Politics, First Published March 24, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Umland, Andreas. “Post-Soviet Ukrainian Radical Sovereigntism in Comparative Perspective.” Ideology and Politics Journal 17.1 (2021): 202-231. Full text and here.

Ünal Eriş, Özgür, and Selcen Öner. “Securitization of Migration and the Rising Influence of Populist Radical Right Parties in European Politics.” Ankara Avrupa Çalışmaları Dergisi [Ankara Review of European Studies] 20.1 (2021):161-193. Full text and here.

“Understanding Movement Parties Through Their Communication” [special issue]: Information, Communication & Society 24.10 (July 2021). Selected contents: Understanding Movement Parties through Their Communication, by Dan Mercea and Lorenzo Mosca, 1327-1343, full text and here and here — Reverting trajectories? UKIP’s organisational and discursive change after the Brexit referendum, by Ofra Klein and Andrea L. P. Pirro, 1382-1400, abstract and references — Social networks and digital organisation: far right parties at the 2019 Australian federal election, by Jordan McSwiney, 1401-1418, abstract, funding, and references — Are digital platforms potential drivers of the populist vote? A comparative analysis of France, Germany and Italy, by Lorenzo Mosca and Mario Quaranta, 1441-1459, abstract and references — Still ‘fire in the (full) belly’? Anti-establishment rhetoric before and after government participation, by Andrea Ceron, Alessandro Gandini, and Patrizio Lodetti, 1460-1476, full text — Does populism go viral? How Italian leaders engage citizens through social media, by Roberta Bracciale, Massimiliano Andretta, and Antonio Martella, 1477-1494, abstract, funding, and references.

Upchurch, H.E. “The Iron March Forum and the Evolution of the “Skull Mask” Neo-Fascist Network.” CTC Sentinel (Combating Terrorism Center at West Point) 14.10 (December 2021): 27-37. Full text and here.

Updegrove, Alexander H., Maisha N. Cooper, and Jared R. Dmello. “Heritage Not Hate? Confederate Flag Supporters Less Likely to Perceive Criminal Injustice, More Likely to View Police as Friends.” Race and Justice, First Published July 29, 2021. Abstract and references.

Urbatsch, R. “Rightward Leanings and Nonstandard Party-Position Perceptions.” Political Research Quarterly 74.1 (Mar. 2021): 166-181. Abstract and references.

Üzümçeker, Emir, and Serap Akfirat. “Muslims’ Desire for Intergroup Revenge in the Aftermath of the Christchurch Attack: The Predictive Roles of Ingroup Identification, Perceived Intergroup Threat and the Norm of Reciprocity.” Current Research in Social Psychology 29 (January 2021): 21-30. Full text and here.

Valentim, Vicente. “Parliamentary Representation and the Normalization of Radical Right Support.” Comparative Political Studies 54.14 (Dec. 2021): 2475-2511. Abstract and references.

Valentim, Vicente, and Tobias Widmann. “Does Radical-Right Success Make the Political Debate More Negative? Evidence from Emotional Rhetoric in German State Parliaments.” Political Behavior, Published: 24 March 2021. Full text and here and here.

Valero, Diana E. “From Brexit to VOX: Populist Policy Narratives about Rurality in Europe and the Populist Challenges for the Rural-Urban Divide.” Rural Sociology, First published: 23 September 2021. Abstract.

Valiverronen, Esa, and Sampsa Saikkonen. “Science Communicators Intimidated: Researchers’ Freedom of Expression and the Rise of Authoritarian Populism.” Journal of Science Communication 20.4 (July 2021), art. A08. Full text and here and here and here.

van den Broeke, Leon, and Katharina Kunter. “Religion, Populism and Politics: The Notion of Religion in Election Manifestos of Populist and Nationalist Parties in Germany and The Netherlands.” Religions 12.3 (Mar. 2021), art. 178. Investigating how the notion of religion is included in the election manifestos of three Dutch populist and nationalist parties (the LPF (Lijst Pim Fortuyn), PVV (Party for Freedom, Geert Wilders), and FvD (Forum for Democracy, Thierry Baudet)) and one German populist and nationalist party (the Alternative for Germany (AfD)), and what this inclusion reveals about the connection between religion and populist parties. Full text and here and here and here.

van der Brug, Wouter, and Eelco Harteveld. “The Conditional Effects of the Refugee Crisis on Immigration Attitudes and Nationalism.” European Union Politics 22.2 (June 2021): 227-247. Full text and here.

van der Linden, Sander, Costas Panagopoulos, Flávio Azevedo, and John T. Jost. “The Paranoid Style in American Politics Revisited: An Ideological Asymmetry in Conspiratorial Thinking.” Political Psychology 42.1 (February 2021): 23-51. Full text and here and here and here.

Van Dijck, José, Tim de Winkel, and Mirko Tobias Schäfer. “Deplatformization and the Governance of the Platform Ecosystem.” New Media & Society, First Published September 23, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Van Hiel, Alain, Jasper Van Assche, and Tessa Haesevoets. “The Political Mindset of Supporters of Radical and Populist Parties.” The Psychology of Political Polarization. Edited by Jan-Willem van Prooijen. London and New York: Routledge, 2021. Chapter abstract.

Van Hiel, Alain, Jasper Van Assche, Tessa Haesevoets, David De Cremer, and Gordon Hodson. “A Radical Vision of Radicalism: Political Cynicism, Not Incrementally Stronger Partisan Positions, Explains Political Radicalization.” Political Psychology, First published: 10 November 2021. Abstract.

van Kessel, Stijn, Javier Sajuria, and Steven M. Van Hauwaert. “Informed, Uninformed or Misinformed? A Cross-National Analysis of Populist Party Supporters across European Democracies.” West European Politics 44.3 (Apr. 2021): 585-610. Full text and here and here.

van Leeuwen, Eveline S., and Solmaria Halleck Vega. “Voting and the Rise of Populism: Spatial Perspectives and Applications across Europe.” Regional Science Policy & Practice 13.2 (April 2021): 209-219. Full text and here and here and here.

van Prooijen, Jan-Willem. “Injustice Without Evidence: The Unique Role of Conspiracy Theories in Social Justice Research.” Social Justice Research, Published: 28 September 2021. Full text and here.

van Raalte, Anoek, Pieter Maeseele, and Sean Phelan. “Twitter as a Right-Wing Populist’s Playground: The Algorithmic Populism of Dutch Political Party ‘Forum Voor Democratie’ and Leader Thierry Baudet during Their Political Rise.” Discourse, Context & Media 44 (Dec. 2021), art. 100549. Abstract.

van Spanje, Joost, and Rachid Azrout. “The Plight of the Discredited: Electoral Effects of Stigmatizing and Prosecuting an Anti-Immigration Politician.” Acta Politica, Published: 21 April 2021. Abstract, notes, and references.

VandenBelt, Kristin. “The Post-September 11 Rise of Islamophobia: Identity and the ‘Clash of Civilizations’ in Europe and Latin America.” Insight Turkey 23.2 (Spring 2021): 145-168. Full text and here.

Varga, Mihai, and Aron Buzogány. “The Two Faces of the ‘Global Right’: Revolutionary Conservatives and National-Conservatives.” Critical Sociology, First Published December 9, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Varshney, Ashutosh, Srikrishna Ayyangar, and Siddharth Swaminathan. “Populism and Hindu Nationalism in India.” Studies in Comparative International Development 56.2 (June 2021): 197-222. Full text and here.

Vasilopoulos, Pavlos, Haley McAvay, and Sylvain Brouard. “Residential Context and Voting for the Far Right: The Impact of Immigration and Unemployment on the 2017 French Presidential Election.” Political Behavior, Published: 3 February 2021. Full text and here.

Vázquez-Barrio, Tamara. “Populism in the 2019 General Elections. Analysis of the Speeches by the Three Right-Wing Candidates on Twitter.” Communication & Society 34.1 (Jan. 2021): 123-141. Analyzing the discourse of the tweets published by the candidates of the three right-wing national parties during the electoral campaign in Spain prior to the day of the elections on 28 April 2019: Santiago Abascal (Vox), Pablo Casado (Partido Popular-PP), and Albert Rivera (Ciudadanos-Cs). Full text and here.

Velásquez, N., R. Leahy, N. Johnson Restrepo, Y. Lupu, R. Sear, N. Gabriel, O. K. Jha, B. Goldberg & N. F. Johnson. “Online Hate Network Spreads Malicious COVID-19 Content Outside the Control of Individual Social Media Platforms.” Scientific Reports 11.1 (June 2021), art. 11549. Full text and here.

Vergani, Matteo, Dan Goodhardt, Rouven Link, Amy Adamczyk, Joshua D. Freilich, and Steven Chermak. “When and How Does Anti-Semitism Occur? The Different Trigger Mechanisms Associated with Different Types of Criminal and Non-Criminal Hate Incidents.” Deviant Behavior, Published online: 6 Sept. 2021. Finding a significant increase in both criminal and non-criminal anti-Semitic incidents after the establishment of the neo-nazi group Antipodean Resistance in Australia. Abstract.

Verhoeven, Timothy. “‘I Am Not a Religious Crackpot’: School Prayer, the Becker Amendment, and Grassroots Mobilization in 1960s America.” Journal of Social History, Published: 3 June 2021. Abstract.

Vials, Christopher. “Empire after Liberalism: The Transatlantic Right and Identitarian War.” Journal of American Studies, Published online: 8 June 2021. Abstract and references.

Victor, Tabita, Aliya Talib, and Aminah Gilani. “Welfare Chauvinism: Immigration Policy Agenda of Far-Right Political Parties in Scandinavia.” Journal of Research and Reviews in Social Sciences Pakistan 4.2 (2021): 1297-1306. Full text.

Vidgen, Bertie, Taha Yasseri, and Helen Margetts. “Islamophobes Are Not All the Same! A Study of Far Right Actors on Twitter.” Journal of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism, Published online: 1 Mar. 2021. Abstract and funding. Supporting data.

Vittori, Davide. “Threat or Corrective? Assessing the Impact of Populist Parties in Government on the Qualities of Democracy: A 19-Country Comparison.” Government and Opposition, Published online: 6 July 2021. Full text and here and here.

Vizi, László Tamás. “Government Efforts to Suppress the Far-right in Hungary’s 1939 National Elections.” The Hungarian World 1938-1940. Editors: Szilvia Rási and László Tamás Vizi. Budapest: Magyarságkutató Intézet, 2021. 253-280. Full text.

Vlandas, Tim, and Daphne Halikiopoulou. “Welfare State Policies and Far Right Party Support: Moderating ‘insecurity Effects’ among Different Social Groups.” West European Politics, Published online: 25 Mar. 2021. Abstract.

Voda, Petr, Alena Kluknavská, and Peter Spáč. “From Trivialized Neo-Nazis to Parliament: Explaining the Electoral Success of the Extreme Right Party LSNS in Slovakia.” Problems of Post-Communism, Published online: 12 Mar. 2021. Abstract and funding.

von Eggers, Nicolai. “Federalist Fascism: The New Right and the French Revolution.” Fascism 10.2 (Nov. 2021): 298-322. Full text and here and here.

von Klimó, Árpád. “Anticommunism and Détente: Mindszenty, the Catholic Church, and Hungarian Émigrés in West Germany, 1972.” Central European History, Published online: 30 June 2021. Abstract and notes.

von Nordheim, Gerret, Jonas Rieger, and Katharina Kleinen-von Königslöw. “From the Fringes to the Core – An Analysis of Right-Wing Populists’ Linking Practices in Seven EU Parliaments and Switzerland.” Digital Journalism, Published online: 20 Sept. 2021. Full text and here and here.

“Voting and the rise of populism: Spatial perspectives and applications across Europe” [special issue]: Regional Science Policy & Practice 13.2 (April 2021). Contents: Eveline S. van Leeuwen and Solmaria Halleck Vega, “Voting and the Rise of Populism: Spatial Perspectives and Applications across Europe,” 209-219, full text and here and here and here — Štefan Rehák, Oliver Rafaj, and Tomáš Černěnko, “EU Integration, Regional Development Problems and the Rise of the New Radical Right in Slovakia,” 303-321, abstract — Pinar Deniz, Burhan Can Karahasan, and Mehmet Pinar, “Determinants of Regional Distribution of AKP Votes: Analysis of Post-2002 Parliamentary Elections,” 323-352, abstract — Panagiotis Artelaris and George Mavrommatis, “The Role of Economic and Cultural Changes in the Rise of Far-Right in Greece: A Regional Analysis,” 353-369, abstract — Dante Di Matteo and Ilaria Mariotti, “Italian Discontent and Right-Wing Populism: Determinants, Geographies, Patterns,” 371-396, abstract — Alessandra Faggian, Marco Modica, Félix Modrego, and Giulia Urso, “One Country, Two Populist Parties: Voting Patterns of the 2018 Italian Elections and Their Determinants,” 397-413 [on “Lega” and “Movimento 5 Stelle” (M5S)], abstract.

Vrakopoulos, Christos. “Political and Ideological Normalization: Quality of Government, Mainstream-Right Ideological Positions and Extreme-Right Support.” European Political Science Review, Published online: 21 October 2021. Full text. Supplementary material and here.

Vukčević Marković, Maša, Aleksandra Nicović, and Marko Živanović. “Contextual and Psychological Predictors of Militant Extremist Mindset in Youth.” Frontiers in Psychology, First published: 10 February 2021. Full text and here and here and here and here.

Vüllers, Johannes, and Sebastian Hellmeier. “Does Counter-Mobilization Contain Right-Wing Populist Movements? Evidence from Germany.” European Journal of Political Research, First published: 24 February 2021. Full text and here.

Wajner, Daniel F. “Exploring the Foreign Policies of Populist Governments: (Latin) America First.” Journal of International Relations and Development, Published: 11 January 2021. Abstract and references.

Waldek, Lise. “The Fission of the Forbidden: The Popularity of Video Content in an Online Right-Wing Extremist Environment.” Emotions: History, Culture, Society 5.1 (July 2021): 51-67. Abstract.

Walkenhorst, Dennis, and Maximilian Ruf. “Violent Ego-Centered Sovereignism As A Global Threat? The Case of the German ‘Reichsburger’ and Implications for P/CVE Research.” Researching the Evolution of Countering Violent Extremism. Farangiz Atamuradova and Sara Zeiger, Editors. Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.: Hedayah, 2021. 223-240. Full text.

Walsh, James P. “Digital Nativism: Twitter, Migration Discourse and the 2019 Election.” New Media & Society, First Published August 2, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Walsh, Maria, and Antje Gansewig. “Long-Term Experience Means Professionalization – Or Does It? An in-depth look on the Involvement of Former Extremists in German Prevention and Education.” Journal for Deradicalization 27 (Summer 2021): 108-145. Full text and here.

Walther, Samantha, and Andrew McCoy. “US Extremism on Telegram: Fueling Disinformation, Conspiracy Theories, and Accelerationism.” Perspectives on Terrorism 15.2 (April 2021): 100-124. Full text.

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Weiner, Daniela R. P. “Teaching about Fascism(s): The Relationship between Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany in East German, West German, and Italian Textbooks, 1950-60.” Journal of Contemporary History, First Published December 13, 2021

Weßel, Merle. “The Nordic in the Scientific Racial Discourses in the United States and Northern Europe in the Interwar Period: The Passing of Greatness.” Contesting Nordicness: From Scandinavianism to the Nordic Brand. Edited by Jani Marjanen, Johan Strang, and Mary Hilson. Berlin and Boston: De Gruyter, 2021. 59-79. Full text and here.

West, E. James. “Hunt the Wizard! Race, Immigration, and British Tabloid Coverage of David Duke’s 1978 Tour.” Contemporary British History, Published online: 4 Mar 2021. Abstract and funding.

Whiteley, Paul, Erik Larsen, Matthew Goodwin, and Harold Clarke. “Party Activism in the Populist Radical Right: The Case of the UK Independence Party.” Party Politics 27.4 (July 2021): 644-655. Full text and here.

Wiedlitzka, Susann, Gabriele Prati, Rupert Brown, Josh Smith, and Mark A. Walters. “Hate in Word and Deed: The Temporal Association Between Online and Offline Islamophobia.” Journal of Quantitative Criminology, Published: 28 August 2021. Abstract, notes, and references.

Wilhelmsen, Fredrik. “From New Order to the Millennium of White Power: Norwegian Fascism Between Party Politics and Lone-Actor Terrorism.” Politics, Religion & Ideology, Published online: 2 Feb. 2021. Tracing the evolution of post-war fascist ideology in Norway through the post-World War II fascist parties Norsk Front (1975-1980) and Nasjonalt Folkeparti (1980-1991) and later attempts in the 1990s by the first leader of both parties, Erik Blücher. Full text and here.

Wilhelmsen, Fredrik. “Heroic Pasts and Anticipated Futures: A Comparative Analysis of the Conceptions of History of the Nordic Resistance Movement and Generation Identity.” Politics, Religion & Ideology, Published online: 24 Aug. 2021. Full text and here.

Wilkinson, Annie. “Gender as Death Threat to the Family: How the ‘Security Frame’ Shapes Anti-Gender Activism in Mexico.” International Feminist Journal of Politics 23.4 (Aug. 2021): 535-557. Abstract, funding, and references.

Williams, Ben. “The ‘New Right’ and Its Legacy for British Conservatism.” Journal of Political Ideologies, Published online: 16 Sept. 2021. Full text and here.

Williams, D. J., Michael Arntfield, Kaleigh Schaal, and Jolene Vincent. “Wanting Sex and Willing to Kill: Examining Demographic and Cognitive Characteristics of Violent ‘Involuntary Celibates.’” Behavioral Sciences & the Law, First published: 13 April 2021. Abstract.

Williamson, Vanessa. “The Austerity Politics of White Supremacy.” Dissent 68.1 (Winter 2021): 106-114. Abstract and first page.

Willis, Emma. “White Supremacist Performance and Its Refusal: A Reflection on the Mosque Shootings in Christchurch, Aotearoa New Zealand.” Studies in Theatre and Performance 41.3 (Sept. 2021): 236-246. Abstract.

Windisch, Beth. “A Downward Spiral: The Role of Hegemonic Masculinity in Lone Actor Terrorism.” Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Published online: 28 May 2021. Abstract.

Winograd, Sophia. “The Radicalization of the Far-Right in Germany and Regional Disparities in Support.” The Dartmouth Undergraduate Journal of Politics, Economics, and World Affairs 1.3 (June 2021): 91-105. Full text.

Witkowski, Terrence H. “Broadening Anti-Consumption Research: A History of Right-Wing Prohibitions, Boycotts, and Resistance to Sustainability.” Journal of Macromarketing 41.4 (Dec. 2021): 610-625. Abstract and references.

Wodak, Ruth. “From Post-Truth to Post-Shame: Analyzing Far-Right Populist Rhetoric.” Approaches to Discourse Analysis. Ed. Cynthia Gordon. Washington, D.C.: Georgetown University Press, 2021. 175-192. Chapter abstract.

Wodak, Ruth. “Re/nationalising EU-rope. National Identities, Right-Wing Populism, and Border- and Body-Politics.” National Stereotyping, Identity Politics, European Crises. Edited by Jürgen Barkhoff and Joep Leerssen. Leiden: Brill Rodopi, 2021. 95-121. Full text and here and here.

Wojczewski, Thorsten. “Conspiracy Theories, Right-Wing Populism and Foreign Policy: The Case of the Alternative for Germany.” Journal of International Relations and Development, Published: 22 May 2021. Abstract, notes, and references.

Worth, Owen. “Reasserting Hegemonic Masculinity: Women’s Leadership within the Far Right.” International Affairs 97.2 (Mar. 2021): 503-521. Abstract.

Wright, Robin. “Whiteness, Nationalism, and the U.S. Constitution: Constructing the White Nation through Legal Discourse.” Annals of the American Association of Geographers, Published online: 29 Mar. 2021. Abstract.

Wurthmann, L. Constantin, Stefan Marschall, Vasiliki Triga, and Vasilis Manavopoulos. “Many Losers – One Winner? An Examination of Vote Switching to the AfD in the 2017 German Federal Election Using VAA Data.” Party Politics 27.5 (Sept. 2021): 870-882. Abstract and references.

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Xiao, Xizhu, Porismita Borah, and Yan Su. “The Dangers of Blind Trust: Examining the Interplay among Social Media News Use, Misinformation Identification, and News Trust on Conspiracy Beliefs.” Public Understanding of Science, First Published March 5, 2021. Finding that people with a strong trust in information found on social media sites were more likely to believe conspiracies. Full text and here.

Xu, Yu, Yao Sun, Loni Hagen, Mihir Patel, and Mary Falling. “Evolution of the Plandemic Communication Network among Serial Participants on Twitter.” New Media & Society, First Published November 5, 2021. Abstract and references.

Yan, Pu, Ralph Schroeder, and Sebastian Stier. “Is There a Link between Climate Change Scepticism and Populism? An Analysis of Web Tracking and Survey Data from Europe and the US.” Information, Communication & Society, Published online: 7 Jan. 2021. Abstract and funding.

Yang, Sungik. “An Old Right in New Bottles: State without Nation in South Korean New Right Historiography.” The Journal of Asian Studies, Published online: 22 September 2021. Abstract and references.

Yang, Tian, and Kecheng Fang. “How Dark Corners Collude: A Study on an Online Chinese Alt-Right Community.” Information, Communication & Society, Published online: 20 July 2021. Abstract.

Yassan, Yair. “Like a Chess Game: Radical Right-Wing Activists Explain Their Part in Violent Clashes with the State.” Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression, Published online: 29 Sept. 2021. Abstract.

Yassan, Yair. “A Question of Legitimacy: West Bank Rightwing Activists Explain Violent Clashes with the State.” Israel Affairs, Published online: 16 Apr 2021. Abstract.

Yermakova, Olena. “PiS vs LGBT: The ‘Othering’ of the LGBT Movement as an Element of Populist Radical Right Party Discourse in Poland.” Sprawy Narodowosciowe NS 53 (Dec. 2021), art. 2568. Full text and here.

Yilmaz, Ihsan, Erdoan Shipoli, and Mustafa Demir. “Authoritarian Resilience through Securitization: An Islamist Populist Party’s Co-Optation of a Secularist Far-Right Party.” Democratization, Published online: 23 Feb. 2021. On the co-optation of the secularist far-right Nationalist Action Party (MHP) by Turkey’s ruling Islamist populist Justice and Development Party (AKP). Abstract.

Zagórski, Piotr, and Andrés Santana. “Exit or Voice: Abstention and Support for Populist Radical Right Parties in Central and Eastern Europe.” Problems of Post-Communism, Published online: 15 Apr. 2021. Abstract.

Zavatti, Francesco. “Making and Contesting Far Right Sites of Memory. A Case Study on Romania.” Memory Studies, First Published January 7, 2021. Full text and here.

Zdjelar, Vanja, and Garth Davies. “Let’s Not Put a Label on It: Right-Wing Terrorism in the News.” Critical Studies on Terrorism 14.3 (July 2021): 291-311. Abstract and references.

Zedner, Lucia. “Countering Terrorism or Criminalizing Curiosity? The Troubled History of UK Responses to Right-Wing and Other Extremism.” Common Law World Review 50.1 (Mar. 2021): 57-75. Full text and here and here.

Zelenkauskaite, Asta, Pihla Toivanen, Jukka Huhtamäki, and Katja Valaskivi. “Shades of Hatred Online: 4chan Duplicate Circulation Surge during Hybrid Media Events.” First Monday 26.1 (4 January 2021). Full text.

Zeller, Michael C. “Demobilising Far-Right Demonstration Campaigns: Coercive Counter-Mobilisation, State Social Control, and the Demobilisation of the Hess Gedenkmarsch Campaign.” Social Movement Studies, Published online: 16 Feb. 2021. Abstract.

Zeller, Michael C. “Patterns of Demobilization: A Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) of Far-Right Demonstration Campaigns.” Mobilization: An International Quarterly 26.3 (Sept. 2021): 267-284. Full text.

Zembylas, Michalinos. “Affective Governmentality, Political Sensitivity, and Right-Wing Populism: Toward a Political Grammar of Feelings in Democratic Education.” PROSPECTS, Published: 5 September 2021. Full text.

Zeng, Jing, and Mike S. Schäfer. “Conceptualizing ‘Dark Platforms’. Covid-19-Related Conspiracy Theories on 8kun and Gab.” Digital Journalism, Published online: 16 June 2021. Full text and here and here.

Zhang, Chenghui. “Media Framing of Color-Blind Racism: A Content Analysis of the Charlottesville Rally.” Race and Social Problems, Published: 19 February 2021. A computer-assisted content analysis on news articles from CNN and Fox News about the “Unite the Right Rally” in Charlottesville, Virginia. Abstract and references.

Ziegler, Tamas Dezso. “The Anti-Enlightenment Tradition as a Common Framework of Fascism and the Contemporary Far Right.” Fascism 10.1 (June 2021): 16-51. Full text and here and here.

Zilis, Michael A., and Xander Borne. “Defying the Supreme Court: The Impact of Overt Resistance to Landmark Legal Rulings.” Social Science Quarterly, First published: 21 January 2021. Abstract. Tables and figures.

Zmigrod, Leor, Ian W. Eisenberg, Patrick G. Bissett, Trevor W. Robbins and Russell A. Poldrack. “The Cognitive and Perceptual Correlates of Ideological Attitudes: A Data-Driven Approach.” Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 376.1822 (12 April 2021), art. 20200424. Full text and here.

Zulianello, Mattia, and Erik Gahner Larsen. “Populist Parties in European Parliament Elections: A New Dataset on Left, Right and Valence Populism from 1979 to 2019.” Electoral Studies 71 (June 2021), art. 102312. Abstract. Dataset and here.

CONFERENCE PAPERS, WORKING PAPERS, AND PREPRINTS

Abzianidze, Nino. Media Coverage of the Ultranationalist Groups in Georgia: Mapping the Structure of the Discourse. GIP Working Paper 15, April 2021. Tbilisi: Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP), 2021. Full text and here.

Adam-Troian, Jais, Maria Chayinska, Maria Paola Paladino, Özden Melis Uluð, Jeroen Vaes, and Pascal Wagner-Egger. “Of Precarity and Conspiracy: Introducing A Socio-Functional Model of Conspiracy Beliefs.” PsyArXiv, 5 Oct. 2021. Full text and here and here. Supplementary materials.

Afonso, Alexandre. “Correlates of Aggregate Support for the Radical Right in Portugal.” OSF Preprints, 15 Feb. 2021. Full text.

Allen, Geoff, and Tzu-Ping Liu. “Latent Nationalism, Political Opportunity and the Rise of Europe’s Far Right.” Prepared for presentation at the 2021 Western Political Science Association Annual Meeting. Full text.

Arvanitis, Kimon A. “Social mobility and far-right support: the symmetric and asymmetric effects of perceived social mobility over different time dimensions.” Working Paper Series N°5, 2021. Welfare Priorities, 2021. Full text.

Bergh, Andreas, and Anders Kärnä. “Fairness, Flexibility and the Far Right: Understanding the Relationship between Populism, Social Spending and Labor Markets.” IFN Working Paper No. 1401, 2021. Stockholm, Sweden: Research Institute of Industrial Economics, 2021. Full text.

Bourdin, Sébastien, André Torre, and Gabriel Noiret. Geography of Contestation: a Study on the Yellow Vests Movement and the Rise of Populism in France. 2021. Full text.

Braddock, Kurt, Brian Hughes, Beth Goldberg, and Cynthia Miller-Idriss. “Subversive Online Activity Predicts Susceptibility to Persuasion by Far-Right Extremist Propaganda.” MediArXiv, 1 June 2021. Full text and here. Supplemental Materials.

Burni, Aline, Eduardo Ryo Tamaki, Matheus Gomes Mendonça Ferreira, and Breno André Horta Marisguia. “The upsurge of far-right populists and its challenges to Latin American democracies.” Working paper prepared for the 2021 ECPR Joint Sessions of Workshop. Full text.

Campo, Francesco, Sara Giunti, and Mariapia Mendola. “The Refugee Crisis and Right-Wing Populism: Evidence from the Italian Dispersal Policy.” Bonn: IZA – Institute of Labor Economics, January 2021. IZA DP No. 14084. Full text.

Castillo Ortiz, Pablo. “The political approach to constitutionalism of the Spanish radical right party Vox.” International Journal of Constitutional Law, forthcoming. 2021. Abstract and here.

Christley, Olyvia R. “Traditional Gender Attitudes, Nativism, and Support for the Radical Right.” 2021. Forthcoming in Politics & Gender. Full text.

Ciccolini, Giuseppe. “We have been left behind, haven’t we? Economic status loss, class voting and the populist radical right.” Draft version: February 2021. SocArXiv, 7 Oct. 2021. Full text and here. Supplemental Materials.

D’Alonzo, Samantha, and Max Tegmark. “Machine-Learning Media Bias.” ArXiv:2109.00024 [Cs], Aug. 2021. An automated method for measuring newspaper media bias based on the frequencies with which a given newspaper uses different phrases. Full text and here.

Davidson, Thomas R. “Algorithmic Opportunity Structures and the Dynamics of Online Activism: Far-Right Mobilization on Facebook.” SocArXiv, 17 Dec. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Davydov, Andrey. “Radical Right Ideologies and Foreign Policy Preference: Attitudes towards Russia, China, and the USA in EU Member States.” RESTEP, 2021. Full text.

Debras, François. “The Sirens’ Song: Use of the Term ‘Democracy’ in the Speeches of the RN, the FPÖ and the AfD.” Populism and Contemporary Democracy in Europe: Between Old Problems and New Challenges, 25-26 février 2021. Summary.

Diermeier, Matthias. “Tailoring the Truth. An experimental approach to parliamentarians’ toleration of misinformation and responsiveness in Germany.” Working Paper. Regierungsforschung.de, 11 August 2021. Full text.

Diermeier, Matthias, Hannah Frohwein, and Aljoscha Nau. One for one and none for all – The Radical Right in the European Parliament. LSE ‘Europe in Question’ Discussion Paper Series. LEQS Paper No. 167/2020. March 2021. Full text and here.

Fahey, James J., Trevor J. Allen, and Hannah M. Alarian. “When Populists Win: How Right-Wing Populism affects Democratic Satisfaction in the UK and Germany.” 2021. Full text and here.

Fernandes, Karoline, and Nadi Helena Presser. “Disinformation on traditional Brazilian press: the uses of tv journalism as a symbolic domination by bolsonarist ideology.” September 16, 2021. Full text.

Frigoli, Gilles, and Gilles Ivaldi. “How do populism and conspiracy theories intersect? A case study of the populist radical left and right in France during the Covid-19 pandemic.” 26th World Congress of Political Science, International Political Science Association (IPSA), July 2021, Lisboa, Portugal. Abstract.

Gamalerio, Matteo, Mario Luca, Alessio Romarri, and Max Viskanic. “Refugee reception, extreme-right voting, and compositional amenities: evidence from Italian municipalities.” October 1, 2021. Full text.

Garland, Joshua, Keyan Ghazi-Zahedi, Jean-Gabriel Young, Laurent Hébert-Dufresne, and Mirta Galesic. “Impact and Dynamics of Hate and Counter Speech Online.” arXiv:2009.08392v3 [cs.SI], 5 Sept. 2021. Full text.

Helske, Satu, and Juta Kawalerowicz. “Citizens’ candidates? Labour market experiences and radical right-wing candidates in the 2014 Swedish municipal elections.” INVEST Working Papers 40/2021. SocArXiv, 1 Dec. 2021. Full text and here.

Hersh, Eitan, and Laura Royden. “Antisemitic Attitudes Across the Ideological Spectrum.” April 9, 2021. Full text.

Hoes, Emma, jonne kamphorst, and André Krouwel. “Prominence over Proximity? The Effects of Terrorist Attacks on Party Preferences for Incumbent versus Populist Radical Right Parties.” SSRN, 18 Aug. 2021. Full text.

Hughes, Brian, Cynthia Miller-Idriss, Rachael Piltch-Loeb, Kesa White, Meili Criezis, Caleb Cain, and Elena Savoia. “Development of a Codebook of Online Anti-Vaccination Rhetoric to Manage COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation.” MedRxiv, March 26, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Ivaldi, Gilles, and Oscar Mazzoleni. “Economic Populism, Sovereignism and Globalization in Europe and the United States.” Workshop on Sovereignism as a Global Phenomenon? A Comparative Perspective on Europe and the Americas, Unitelma Sapienza University of Rome and Hildesheim University, June 2021, Online, Italy. Abstract.

Kamenou, Nayia. “Feminism Hijacked: Women, Gender and Political Agency in the Golden Dawn and the National Popular Front.” 2021 IPSA World Congress of Political Science, 13 July 2021. Abstract and here.

Karamanidou, Lena. “Populist Parties: Migration Policy and Discourses in the European Parliament.” Working Paper, August 2021. DEMOS, 2021. Full text.

Kawalerowicz, Juta, and Anders Hjorth-Trolle. “Is engagement with radical right-wing politics a reaction to changing demographic realities? Sweden Democrat candidates and the share of visible minorities in Swedish neighbourhoods.” March 2021. Full text.

Keil, Daniel. “Covid-19, the Crisis of the European Union, and the heterogeneous Far-Right in Europe – The importance of the Far Right’s Imagination of Europe before and after the Covid-Crisis.” Reflections on Emotions, Populism and Polarisation: HEPP2 Conference Proceedings. Editors: Laura Horsmanheimo and Laura-Elena Sibinescu. (The HEPPsinki Working Papers on Emotions, Populism and Polarisation, Volume 1, Issue 1). Helsinki: HEPPsinki research group, University of Helsinki, 2021. 47-61. Full text.

Küppers, Anne. “’Climate-Soviets,’ ‘Alarmism,’ and ‘Eco-dictatorship’: The Framing of Climate Change Scepticism by the Populist Radical Right Alternative for Germany.” 26 June 2021. Full text.

Lockwood, Ben, and Matthew Lockwood. “How do right-wing populist parties influence climate and renewable energy policies? Evidence from OECD countries.” November 2021. Full text.

Magistro, Beatrice, and Nicolas Wittstock. “The rise and fall of anti-immigration parties: Changing preferences and issue salience in Italy.” March 2021. Full text.

Malet, Giorgio. “The activation of nationalist attitudes: how voters respond to far-right parties’ campaigns.” Conference on Election, Public Opinion, and Parties, virtual, 3 September 2021-4 September 2021, 1-29. Full text.

Mamié, Robin, Manoel Horta Ribeiro, and Robert West. “Are Anti-Feminist Communities Gateways to the Far Right? Evidence from Reddit and YouTube.” arXiv:2102.12837v2 [cs.CY] 12 May 2021. Full text and here.

Martín, Irene, Marta Paradés, and Piotr Zagorski. “How the past influences the vote of the Radical Right Populist Parties in Germany, Poland and Spain.” November 2021. Full text.

Marwick, Alice E., and Katie Furl. “Taking the Redpill: Talking About Extremism.” Paper presented at AoIR 2021: The 22nd Annual Conference of the Association of Internet Researchers. Virtual Event / 13-16 Oct. 2021. Full text and here and here.

McAlexander, Richard, Michael Rubin, and Rob Williams. “They’re Still There, He’s All Gone: American Fatalities in Foreign Wars and Right-Wing Radicalization at Home.” | American Government and Politics | APSA Preprints | Cambridge Open Engage, Aug. 9, 2021. Full text. Supplementary material.

Melander, Eric. “Creating ‘Us and Them’: Racial Propaganda and Right-Wing Voting in Interwar Sweden.” August 2021. Full text.

Migliori, Chiara. “The Western Populist Right in 2020: A Purported Clash Between the Public Good and Individual Rights.” APSA Preprints, 2021. Full text.

Müller, Veronika. “Searching for alternative worldviews – how need thwarting, group characteristics and the social environment determine ideological extremism.” Feb. 10, 2021. Full text.

Nezi, Roula, and Carsten Wegscheider. “The People and the Nation: Conceptions of nationalism and the level of support for radical parties in Europe.” April 22, 2021. Full text.

Obermeier, Nina. “Right-Wing Populism and the Rise of Internationalism in Europe.” September 1, 2021. Full text.

Oesteraas, Ida. “White Supremacy and the Future of Liberal Democracy – The Case of the Nordic Resistance Movement.” CrimRxiv, Aug. 26, 2021. Full text and here and here. Review by Maria Darwish and here and here and with notes. Review by Matthew Valasik and here and here. Anonymous review and here and here.

Olbrich, Eckehard, and Sven Banisch. “The Rise of Populism and the Reconfiguration of the German Political Space.” arXiv:2106.15717, July 1, 2021. Finding that the new dimension introduced by the right wing party “Alternative for Germany” (AfD) can be related to the split off of a new “cultural right” issue bundle from the previously existing center-right bundle. Full text and here.

Oshri, Odelia, Liran Harsgor, Reut Itzkovitch-Malka, and Or Tuttnauer. “Risk aversion and the gender gap in the vote for populist radical right parties.” 2021. Full text.

Ozdemir, Ugur, and Marc S. Jacob. “Values, Taboos, and Votes: How Basic Human Values Affect Populist Electoral Support.” December 20, 2021. Forthcoming at Swiss Political Science Review. Full text.

Pagliacci, Francesco, and Luca Bonacini. “Explaining anti-immigrant sentiment through spatial analysis: a study of the 2019 European elections in Italy.” DEMB Working Paper Series N. 192. Dipartimento di Economia Marco Biagi dell’Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia, June 2021. Full text.

Pickard, Harry, Georgios Efthyvoulou, and Vincenzo Bove. “What’s left after right-wing extremism? The effects on political orientation,” The Warwick Economics Research Paper Series (TWERPS) 06, University of Warwick, Department of Economics, 2021. Abstract.

Rocha, Camila. “The New Brazilian Right and the Public Sphere.” Working Paper No. 32, 2021. São Paulo: The Maria Sibylla Merian International Centre for Advanced Studies in the Humanities and Social Sciences Conviviality-Inequality in Latin America, 2021. Full text.

Rottger, Paul, Bertram Vidgen, Dong Nguyen, Zeerak Waseem, Helen Margetts, and Janet B. Pierrehumbert. “Hatecheck: Functional Tests for Hate Speech Detection Models.” arxiv.org, 27 May 2021. Full text.

Sawyer, Patrick. “Populism and Conspiracy Theories.” Reflections on Emotions, Populism and Polarisation: HEPP2 Conference Proceedings. Editors: Laura Horsmanheimo and Laura-Elena Sibinescu. (The HEPPsinki Working Papers on Emotions, Populism and Polarisation, Volume 1, Issue 1). Helsinki: HEPPsinki research group, University of Helsinki, 2021. 111-123. Full text.

Sawyer, Patrick S. “Conspiracism in Populist Radical Right Candidates: Rallying the Base or Mainstreaming the Fringe?” Manuscript accepted for publication at the International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society. Full text.

Schmalenberger, Sophie. “Far-Right Populism as Affective Dissent.” Reflections on Emotions, Populism and Polarisation: HEPP2 Conference Proceedings. Editors: Laura Horsmanheimo and Laura-Elena Sibinescu. (The HEPPsinki Working Papers on Emotions, Populism and Polarisation, Volume 1, Issue 1). Helsinki: HEPPsinki research group, University of Helsinki, 2021. 134-144. Full text.

Sprejer, Laila, Helen Margetts, Kleber Oliveira, David O’Sullivan, and Bertie Vidgen. “An Influencer-Based Approach to Understanding Radical Right Viral Tweets.” ArXiv:2109.07588 [Cs], 1, 15 Sept. 2021. Full text and here and here.

Steiner, Nils D. “The shifting issue content of left-right identification: Cohort differences in Western Europe.” 3 September 2021, prepared for DVPW conference 2021. Full text.

Stoetzer, Lukas F., Johannes Giesecke, and Heike Klüver. “How does Income Inequality affect the Support for Populist Parties?” OSF Preprints, 30 Mar. 2021. Latest version: September 9, 2021. Full text and here.

Sullivan, Gavin Brent. “UKIP supporters and non-voters in England 2015: reactionism as pre-Brexit affective practice.” PsyArXiv, 23 Apr. 2021. Full text and here. Supplemental Materials.

Toshkov, Dimiter. “Immigration within the European Union Increases Support for Eurosceptic Parties.” OSF Preprints, 15 Apr. 2021. Full text and here.

Turnbull-Dugarte, Stuart, and José Rama. “When the US far-right sneezes, the European far-right catches a cold. Quasi-experimental of electoral contagion from Spain.” OSF Preprints, 5 Mar. 2021. V2.1 (June 2021). Full text and here.

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Vidigal, Robert, and André Borges. “The Ideological Roots of the New Right: Economic Distress, Cultural Backlash and Polarization in Latin America.” Paper prepared for presentation at the Workshop “The Politics of the New Right in Latin America,” University of Brasília (Online event), August 2021. Full text.

Villamil, Francisco, Stuart J. Turnbull-Dugarte, and José Rama. “Rally ’round the barrack: Far-right support and the military.” OSF Preprints, 6 July 2021. Last edited: December 7, 2021. Full text and here.

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Zanotti, Lisa, and Carlos Meléndez. “Italy: The populist radical right torn between responsibility and responsiveness during COVID-19.” OSF Preprints, 18 July 2021. Full text and here.

Zanotti, Lisa, and Stuart J. Turnbull-Dugarte. “Surviving but not thriving: VOX and Spain in times of Covid-19.” OSF Preprints, 12 Mar. 2021. Full text.

Zanotti, Lisa, José Rama, and Talita Tanscheit. “Assessing the fourth wave of the populist radical right: Jair Bolsonaro’s voters in comparative perspective.” OSF Preprints, 15 Apr. 2021. Full text and here.

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Abdalla, Mohamad, Mustafa Ally, and Rita Jabri-Markwell. The dehumanisation of ‘Outgroups’ on Facebook and Twitter: Towards a framework for assessing online hate organisations and actors. CARR Research Insight Series. Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right, 2021. Full text.

Abou-Chadi, Tarik, Reto Mitteregger, and Cas Mudde. Left Behind by the Working Class? Social Democracy’s Electoral Crisis and the Rise of the Radical Right. Berlin: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung. Abteilung Analyse, Planung und Beratung, 2021. Full text and here.

Allchorn, William. Australian Radical Right Narratives and Counter-narratives in an Age of Terrorism. Hedayah and Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right, 22 March 2021. Full text.

Allchorn, William. From Direct Action to Terrorism: Canadian Radical Right Narratives and Counter-narratives at a Time of Volatility. Hedayah and Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right, 28 February 2021. Full text.

Allchorn, William. From Gangs to Groupuscules and Solo-Actor Terrorism: New Zealand Radical Right Narratives and Counter-narratives in the Context of the Christchurch Attack. Hedayah and Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right, 1 April 2021. Full text.

Allchorn, William. From Street-based Activism to Terrorism & Political Violence: UK Radical Right Narratives and Counter-narratives at a Time of Transition. Hedayah and Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right, 21 January 2021. Full text and here.

Allchorn, William. Tackling Hate in the Homeland: US Radical Right Narratives and Counter-narratives at a Time of Renewed Threat. Hedayah and Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right, 28 February 2021. Full text.

Allchorn, William. Xenophobia, Radicalism and Expressions of Hatred in the UK (2018-20). European Center for Democracy, 2021. Full text.

Allington, Daniel. Conspiracy Theories, Radicalisation and Digital Media. London: GNET – Global Network on Extremism & Technology, 2021. Full text.

Alternative for Germany and Far-Right Networks on Telegram and Facebook. HOPE not hate, July 2021. Full text.

Anti-Defamation League. Center on Extremism (COE). White Supremacist Propaganda Spikes in 2020. March 17, 2021. Full text.

Anti-Gender Hate Speech in Populist Right-Wing Social Media Communication. Edited by: Anna Fejos, Violetta Zentai. With the contributions of: Moa Bladini, Noelia Igareda González, Astrid Helmstad, Adrian Alberto Pascale, Andreas Schulz, Raffaella Sette, Sandra Sicurella, Eva-Maria Svensson, Claudia Wilhelm. GENHA project, 2021. Full text.

“Apple and Google Podcasts Include Militias, Qanon.” Tech Transparency Project, January 27, 2021. Full text.

Beirich, Heidi. “Antisemitism Rising Among American Right-Wing Extremists.” The Institute of National Security Studies (INSS) at Tel Aviv University, January 21, 2021. Full text and here and here.

The Bergen Plan of Action. August, 2021. Full text.

Blazakis, Jason M., and Colin P. Clarke. From Paramilitaries to Parliamentarians: Disaggregating Radical Right Wing Extremist Movements. Washington, D.C.: RESOLVE Network, 2021. Full text.

Bogle, Ariel. Buying and selling extremism. New funding opportunities in the right-wing extremist online ecosystem. Policy Brief, Report No. 49/2021. International Cyber Policy Centre (ICPC), The Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI), 19 Aug 2021. Full text and here.

Broadening the GIFCT Hash-Sharing Database Taxonomy: An Assessment and Recommended Next Steps. Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT), July 2021. Contents: Introduction, by Nicholas J. Rasmussen and Johannah Lowin, 4 — Background: A Guide to the Taxonomy of GIFCT’s Hash-Sharing Database, by GIFCT Staff, 9 — Practical and Technical Considerations in Expanding the GIFCT Hash-Sharing Database, by Erin Saltman and Tom Thorley, 12 — Expanding the Hash-Sharing Database, by Daniel Byman and Chris Meserole, 25 — Dynamic Matrix of Extremisms and Terrorism (DMET): A Continuum Approach Towards Identifying Different Degrees of Extremisms, by Marten Risius, Kevin M. Blasiak, Susilo Wibisono, Rita Jabri-Markwell, and Winnifred Louis, 42 — A Taxonomy for the Classification of Post-Organizational Violent Extremist and Terrorist Content, by Jacob Davey, Milo Comerford, Jakob Guhl, Will Baldet, and Chloe Colliver, 78 — A Practical Taxonomy for Online Terrorist Content, by William Braniff, Matthew Feldman, Eviane Leidig, Adam Hadley, Ghayda Hassan, Ray Serrato, 102 — Taxonomy Expansion and the Global Terrorism Database: Effectively Leveraging Academic Data Collection Initiatives, by Erin Miller, 116 — Defining and Classifying Terrorist Content Online: Leveraging National Countering Violent Extremism Strategies and Action Plans, by Sara Zeiger, Farangiz Atamuradova, Denis Suljic, and Petra Regeni, 128 — Conclusion & Initial Next Steps, by GIFCT Staff, 150 — Appendix: Definitions of Terrorism & Violent Extremism, by Nayanka Paquete Perdigao, Sarah Kenny, and Aaron Tielemans, 154. Full text.

Bromell, David. After Christchurch: Hate, harm and the limits of censorship. 1. The terrorist attack on Christchurch mosques and the Christchurch Call. Working Paper 21/02. Wellington, New Zealand: Institute for Governance and Policy Studies, School of Government, Victoria University of Wellington, March 2021. Full text.

Building Resilience & Confronting Risk: A Parents & Caregivers Guide to Online Radicalization. The Southern Poverty Law Center’s Intelligence Project and American University’s Polarization and Extremism Research and Innovation Lab (PERIL), June 29, 2021. Full text and here.

Byman, Daniel L., and Mark Pitcavage. “Identifying and exploiting the weaknesses of the white supremacist movement.” Brookings, April 2021. Full text.

“Capitol Attack Was Months in the Making on Facebook.” Tech Transparency Project, January 19, 2021. Full text.

Carter, Rosie, and Chris Clarke. Fear and Hope: Wales. Identity, Politics and Belonging in Today’s Wales. London: HOPE not hate, 2021. Full text.

Center for an Informed Public, Digital Forensic Research Lab, Graphika, & Stanford Internet Observatory. The Long Fuse: Misinformation and the 2020 Election. Stanford Digital Repository: Election Integrity Partnership. v1.2.0. 2021. Full text.

Centre for Resilient and Inclusive Societies. Submission by the Centre for Resilient and Inclusive Societies (CRIS) to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security (PJCIS) Inquiry into extremist movements and radicalism in Australia. Submission 11. February 2021. Full text and here.

Cenusa, Denis, Tamta Gelashvili, and Anna Medvedeva. Right-Wing Populism in Associated Countries: A Challenge for Democracy. GIP Policy Paper 24, June 2021. Tbilisi: Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP), 2021. Full text.

Clark, Roland. “Spying for Nazi Germany.” Political Extremism – Primary Source Centered Case Studies. Gale, 2021. The surveillance records of Gertrude Hiscox and Norah Briscoe between 1939 and 1941 shows how the British Secret Service perceived individuals associated with the radical right during the early years of the war. Their meetings, letters, and confessions both before and during the war shed light on how some groups tried to build connections with Nazi Germany.

Clark, Roland. “Reinventing Nazism for 1970s Australia.” Political Extremism – Primary Source Centered Case Studies. Gale, 2021. Mobilizing as “Nazis” was very difficult after World War II, but the National Socialist Party of Australia proudly used the word “Nazi.” The party framed its messages in terms of jobs, immigration, and racism, as well as anti-Communism, building on widespread nationalist sentiments to gain support.

Comerford, Milo, and Sasha Havlicek. Mainstreamed Extremism and the Future of Prevention. London: Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD), 2001. Full text.

Commission for Countering Extremism. Operating. with Impunity. Hateful extremism: The need for a legal framework. February 2021. Full text.

Congressional Research Service. Domestic Terrorism and the Attack on the U.S. Capitol. January 13, 2021. Full text.

“Content personalisation and the online dissemination of terrorist and violent extremist content.” Position paper. Tech Against Terrorism, February 17, 2021. Full text and here.

Countering Terrorist Narratives & Strategic Communications: Lessons Learned for Tackling Far-Right Terrorism. Issue Brief, June 2021. The Soufan Center (TSC), 2021. Full text.

Courage Against Hate. Facebook, July 2021. Contents: Introduction, 2-4 – Research Briefings – 1. The European Far-Right in the Year of COVID-19 and Black Lives Matter: Changing Targets, Tactics and Rhetoric, by Joe Mulhall and Safya Khan-Ruf (extracts from HOPE not hate), 6-19 – 2. Recent Trends and Perspectives: COVID-19 Pandemic Increases Right-Wing Extremism and Hatred in Europe, by Matthias Quent, Christoph Richter, and Axel Salheiser (extracts from Jena Institute for Democracy and Civil Society), 20-35 – 3. ‘Join in or else die!’: Siege Culture and the Proliferation of Neo-Nazi Narratives Online, by Bethan Johnson (extracts from Center for the Analysis of the Radical Right (CARR)), 36-56 – 4. Automatic Hate Speech Detection: Challenges and Opportunities, by Lisa Kaati, Nazar Akrami, and Amendra Shrestha (extracts from Swedish Defence Research Agency and Uppsala University), 57-69 – Case Studies – 5. The Kaleidoscope of Counterspeech: From The “Silent Majority” to the “Vulnerable Observer” (extracts from #iamhere), 70-83 – 6. Galop and Community Partnership Working to Combat Hate Crime (extracts from Galop), 84-92 – 7. Redirect North America: Challenging White Supremacist Extremism on Google Search (extracts from Moonshot), 93-100 – 8. The Online Civil Courage Initiative (OCCI) (extracts from The Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD)), 101-110 – 9. Together #AgainstOnIineHate in Austria (extracts from Civil Courage and Anti-Racism Work (ZARA)), 111-118 – 10. Using AI and Advocacy-driven Counternarratives to Mitigate Online Hate (extracts from Textgain and Media Diversity Institute), 119-128. Full text.

Datta, Neil. Tip of the Iceberg: Religious Extremist Funders against Human Rights for Sexuality and Reproductive Health in Europe 2009-2018. Brussels: European Parliamentary Forum for Sexual and Reproductive Rights (EPF), June 2021. Full text.

Davey, Jacob. Gamers Who Hate: An Introduction to ISD’s Gaming and Extremism Series. 12 August 2021. The first in ISD’s Gaming and Extremism Series. London: Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD), 2021. Full text.

Davey, Jacob, Milo Comerford, Jakob Guhl, Will Baldet, and Chloe Colliver. A Taxonomy for the Classification of Post-Organisational Violent & Terrorist Content. London: Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD), 2001. Full text.

The Disinformation Dozen: Why Platforms must Act on Twelve Leading Online Anti-Vaxxers. The Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), 24 March 2021. A new analysis of content posted or shared to social media over 812,000 times between February and March 2021. Appendix: The Disinformation Dozen: 1 Joseph Mercola. 2 Robert F. Kennedy Jr. 3 Ty & Charlene Bollinger. 4 Sherri Tenpenny. 5 Rizza Islam. 6 Rashid Buttar. 7 Erin Elizabeth. 8 Sayer Ji. 9 Kelly Brogan. 10 Christiane Northrup. 11 Ben Tapper. 12 Kevin Jenkins. Full text.

Dunn, Kevin, Rachel Sharples, Fethi Mansouri, Yin Paradies, Matteo Vergani, Craig McGarty, and Amanuel Elias. “Countering Islamophobia in the Victorian population.” CRIS Issues Papers No. 3. The Centre for Resilient and Inclusive Societies (CRIS), 2021. Full text and here.

Facebook and Covid Denial. How the Platform Is Fueling Another Wave of Far-Right Activism, Insurrectionism, and Violence, and What We Can Do to Stop It. A Special Report of the Institute for Research and Education on Human Rights. 2021. Full text.

“Facebook Home to Militant ‘Patriot Party’ Movement.” Tech Transparency Project, February 2, 2021. Full text.

“Facebook’s Militia Mess.” Tech Transparency Project, March 24, 2021. Full text.

Failure to Protect: How Tech Giants Fail to Act on User Reports of Antisemitism. The Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), 2021. Full text.

Fay, Jimmy. “‘Talkin’ [the] John Birch Society Blues’: How Conspiracy Captured (and Continues to Capture) the American (Radical) Right.” Political Extremism – Primary Source Centered Case Studies. Gale, 2021. This case study charts the John Birch Society’s transformation from popular movement to extremist obscurity to an antecedent to a new kind of conservative politics that has captured the mainstream right in America.

Federal Bureau of Investigation. Hate Crime Statistics, 2020. August 30, 2021. Full text.

Fielitz, Maik, and Reem Ahmed. It’s not funny anymore. Far-right extremists’ use of humour. Radicalisation Awareness Network (RAN), 2021. Luxembourg: Publications Office of the European Union, 2021. Full text.

From Shitposting to Sedition Tracking and countering conspiracy theories, disinformation and violence around the 2020 US presidential election. Moonshot, January 2021. Second version.

Gallagher, Aoife, and Ciarán O’Connor. Layers of Lies: A First Look at Irish Far-Right Activity on Telegram. London: Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD), 2021. Full text.

Gallagher, Aoife, Ciarán O’Connor, Pierre Vaux, Elise Thomas, and Jacob Davey. The Extreme Right on Discord. 19 August 2021. The second briefing in ISD’s Gaming and Extremism Series. London: Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD), 2021. Full text.

Garland, Christian. “Marketing Hate: The Spread of the Second Ku Klux Klan, 1915–1944.” Political Extremism – Primary Source Centered Case Studies. Gale, 2021. The ‘second’ Ku Klux Klan saw the organization originally formed by those angry at the Confederacy’s loss embracing a broader extreme right-wing form of white nationalism and using Christian language to expand beyond the US South into the Midwest and West during the first half of the twentieth century before its near collapse in the 1930s.

Germany: Extremism and Terrorism. Berlin: Counter Extremism Project Germany gGmbH, 2021. Full text and here.

The Global Far Right: Brazil Establishes Own Ecosystem on Parler and Mimics American Far-Right Wing. Research Coordination: Marco Aurelio Ruediger. Policy paper. Rio de Janeiro: FGV DAPP, 2021. Full text.

Guerin, Cécile, Mario Peucker, Thomas J. Fisher, and Jacob Davey. A Snapshot of Far-Right Activity on Gab in Australia. Centre for Resilient and Inclusive Societies, May 2021. The second paper in a series analysing the interplay between far-right and far-left groups in the state of Victoria, Australia, across a range of social media platforms. Full text.

Gyollai, Daniel. Trends of Radicalisation. Hungary/3.2 Research Report. July 2021. D.Rad,: DeRadicalisation in Europe and Beyond: Detect, Resolve, Reintegrate, 2021. Full text and here.

Hale, Teagan. A Discursive Analysis of Far-Right Justifications for Violence: The Permeance of ‘War on Terror’ Discourses in Civilian Spaces. The American Counterterrorism Targeting and Resilience Institute (ACTRI), 2021. Full text.

Halilović, Majda, and Nejra Veljan. Exploring Ethno-Nationalist Extremism in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Sarajevo: Atlantic Initiative, 2021. Full text.

Hart, Mackenzie, Jacob Davey, Eisha Maharasingam-Shah, Ciaran O’Connor, and Aoife Gallagher. An Online Environmental Scan of Right-wing Extremism in Canada. London: Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD), 2021. Full text.

Henderson, Archie. “Organizing Hate: The Leadership and Development of the Aryan Nations under Richard Girnt Butler.” Political Extremism – Primary Source Centered Case Studies. Gale, 2021. This case study looks at how the white supremacist group, Aryan Nations, managed to attain widespread power and influence in the 1980s and 1990s. The group under the leadership of Richard Girnt Butler, found a way to bring disparate extremist organizations, characteristically fractured and splintered, under one tent.

Henshaw, Alexis. Bringing Women, Peace and Security Online: Mainstreaming Gender in Responses to Online Extremism. London: GNET – Global Network on Extremism & Technology, 29 March 2021. Full text.

Holocaust Denial and Revisionism. Special Briefing. Antisemitism Policy Trust, 2021. Full text.

“How Facebook Profits from the Insurrection.” Tech Transparency Project, January 18, 2021. Full text.

Jackson, Sam, Brandon Gorman, and Mayuko Nakatsuka. QAnon on Twitter: An Overview. Washington, D.C.: Institute for Data, Democracy & Politics, School of Media and Public Affairs, The George Washington University, March 5, 2021. Full text. Replication files.

Johnson, Bethan, and Matthew Feldman. Siege Culture After Siege: Anatomy of a Neo-Nazi Terrorist Doctrine. ICCT Research Paper, July 2021. The International Centre for Counter-Terrorism – The Hague (ICCT), 2021. Full text.

Jones, Daniel. “Fighting in the Streets: Opposition to the National Front and its Decline under the Second Chairmanship of John Tyndall, 1976 – 1982.” Political Extremism – Primary Source Centered Case Studies. Gale, 2021. This case study will explore how internal division and external opposition caused the unified National Front to shatter while opening up the far-right space for the emergence of new political parties in the 1980s.

Jones, Daniel. “Violence on the UK Far Right: The Case of the British Movement.” Political Extremism – Primary Source Centered Case Studies. Gale, 2021. This case study will explore one long-lived movement, British Movement (BM), from its roots with the National Socialist Movement (NSM) through to its division and renaming to the British National Socialist Movement (BNSM) in the 1980s.

Kaldor, Sophie. Far-Right Violent Extremism as a Failure of Status: Extremist Manifestos through the Lens of Ressentiment. ICCT Research Paper, May 2021. The Hague: The International Centre for Counter-Terrorism (ICCT), 2021. Full text and here.

Khalil, Lydia. GNET Survey on the Role of Technology in Violent Extremism and the State of Research Community – Tech Industry Engagement. London: GNET – Global Network on Extremism & Technology, 5 May 2021. Full text.

Kreter, Maximilian. A Movement Between Parliamentary Politics and the Pathway to Violence and Terrorism: Germany’s Radical Right Narratives and Counter-Narratives. Hedayah and Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right, 2021. Full text.

Lawrence, David, Limor Simhony-Philpott, and Danny Stone. Antisemitism and Misogyny: Overlap and Interplay. London: Hope Not Hate and the Antisemitism Policy Trust, September 2021. Full text.

Leidig, Eviane, and Charlie van Mieghem. The US National Strategy on Countering Domestic Terrorism as a model for the EU. Policy Brief September 2021. The International Centre for Counter-Terrorism – The Hague (ICCT), 2021. Full text.

Lubarda, Balša. Bringing Back the Golden Age: Hungarian Radical Right Narratives and Counter-Narratives in Light of Historical Revisionism. Hedayah and Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right, 29 April 2021. Full text.

Meleagrou-Hitchens, Alexander, Blyth Crawford, and Valentin Wutke. Rise of the Reactionaries: Comparing the Ideologies of Salafi-Jihadism and White Supremacist Extremism. The Program on Extremism at George Washington University, December 2021. Full text.

Michael, Lucy. Reports of Racism in Ireland: Data from iReport.ie. – Annual Report 2020. Dublin: Irish Network Against Racism, 2021. Full text.

Miotto, Nicolò. Extreme Right Foreign Fighters: Analysis and Policy Responses for a Multifaceted Security Issue. CARR Policy Insight 2021.2. London, UK: Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right, June 2021. Full text.

Molas, Bàrbara. “Great Britain vs. Sir Oswald Mosley: The Enemy Within?” Political Extremism – Primary Source Centered Case Studies. Gale, 2021. This case study focuses on the official conversations between leader of the British Union of Fascists Oswald Mosley and the British Home Office Defense Regulation 18B Advisory Committee following Mosley’s arrest in May 1940.

New Zealand Security Intelligence Service. Combined Threat Assessment Group (CTAG). Threat Assessment. New Zealand Terrorism Threat Level Remains at MEDIUM. Issued: 1 February 2021. Full text.

Newman, Nic, with Richard Fletcher, Anne Schulz, Simge Andi, Craig T. Robertson, and Rasmus Kleis Nielsen. Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2021. 10th Edition. Full text.

O’Connor, Ciarán. The Conspiracy Consortium: Examining Discussions of COVID-19 Among Right-Wing Extremist Telegram Channels. London: Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD), 2021. Full text.

O’Connor, Ciarán. The Extreme Right on Twitch. London: Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD), 2021. A briefing in ISD’s Gaming and Extremism Series. Full text.

Pandemic Profiteers: The Business of Anti-Vaxx. Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), 2021. Mentions Mike Adams (founder of Natural News and Brighteon.com whose network of websites has amplified right-wing conspiracy theories); the blood-harvesting theory (Qanon-related conspiracy theory); General Michael Flynn (conspiracist); The Great Reset theory (right-wing conspiracy theory); Alex Jones (conspiracist and Infowars host); Mike Lindell (US election conspiracist); Sidney Powell (conspiracist); Tommy Robinson (far-right UK activist); Sherri Tenpenny (alternative health entrepreneur and anti-vaxxer who has promoted election conspiracies and far-right figures); transhumanist conspiracy theory (an alleged plot orchestrated by Bill Gates who is working toward blocking out the sun); US election fraud theory (right-wing conspiracy theory); and Lin Wood (conspiracist). Full text.

Pape, Robert A. Understanding American Domestic Terrorism: Mobilization Potential and Risk Factors of a New Threat Trajectory. Chicago Project on Security & Threats, The University of Chicago Division of the Social Sciences (UChicago CPOST), 6 Apr. 2021. Full text.

Pape, Robert A., and Keven Ruby. The Face of American Insurrection: Right-Wing Organizations Evolving into a Violent Mass Movement. Chicago Project on Security & Threats, The University of Chicago Division of the Social Sciences (UChicago CPOST), 28 Jan. 2021. Full text.

Pauwels, Annelies. Contemporary Manifestations of Violent Right-wing Extremism in the EU: An Overview of P/CVE Practices. Radicalisation Awareness Network, 2021. Full text.

Perliger, Arie. Deciphering the Second Wave of the American Militia Movement. CARR Policy Insight Series. Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right, January 2021. Full text.

Quantifying the Q Conspiracy: A Data-Driven Approach to Understanding the Threat Posed by Qanon. The Soufan Center, April 2021. Full text.

The Radical Right and Paid-for Facebook Advertising in Germany. London: HOPE not hate, August 2021. Full text.

Rekawek, Kacper. Looks can be deceiving: Extremism meets paramilitarism in Central and Eastern Europe. Counter Extremism Project (CEP) Germany, June 2021. Full text.

Right-wing extremism among the youth in Spain: current situation and perspectives. Direction: Ana García Juanatey. Research team: Lucía Miranda Leibe, Bettina Steible, Almudena Díaz Pagés, and Natalia Sueiro Monje. Instituto de la Juventud, 2021. Full text.

Ritzmann, Alexander, and Fabian Wichmann. Reporting about Violent Extremism and P/CVE Challenges for Journalists – Recommendations from Practitioners. Radicalisation Awareness Network. Luxembourg: Publications Office of the European Union, 2021. Full text.

Rose, Hannah, and Blyth Crawford. “‘Today it’s Chauvin, Tomorrow it’ll be Another White Man’: Far-Right Reactions to the Conviction of Derek Chauvin.” ICSR Insight. ICSR, Department of War Studies, King’s College London, April 2021. Full text.

Ross, Alexander Reid. CARR Area Studies — Brazil Report. 2021. Full text.

Sawyer, Patrick. “CARR Report: Responding to Conspiracist Movements in the Post-Trump Era.” CARR Research Insight Series, November 2, 2021. Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right, 2021. Introduction. Full text.

Schack, Larry, and Mick McWilliams. “Project Home Fire/Center for Politics Research Reveals Outsized Role Immigration Plays in Fueling our National Divide.” Sabato’s Crystal Ball – University of Virginia Center for Politics, October 7, 2021. Full text.

Schack, Larry, and Mick McWilliams. “Support for Secession Linked to Conspiracy Belief.” Sabato’s Crystal Ball – University of Virginia Center for Politics, October 5, 2021. Full text.

Schlegel, Linda. The gamification of violent extremism & lessons for P/CVE. Luxembourg: Publications Office of the European Union, 2021. Full text.

Scrivens, Ryan, Steven M. Chermak, Joshua D. Freilich, Thomas W. Wojciechowski, and Richard Frank. Detecting Extremists Online: Examining Online Posting Behaviors of Violent and Non-Violent Right-wing Extremists. RESOLVE Network Policy Note, Sept. 2021. Full text.

Simmons, Cécile, Joshua Farrell-Molloy, Jacob Davey, and Mario Peucker. Reciprocal Dynamics Between Australia’s Political Fringes on Twitter. October 2021. The third paper in a series analysing the interplay between the far right and far left in the state of Victoria, Australia, across a range of social media platforms. The Centre for Resilient and Inclusive Societies (CRIS), 2021. Full text.

State of Hate: Far-Right Extremism in Europe 2021. Editors: Joe Mulhall and Safya Khan-Ruf. HOPE not hate, 2021. Full text.

State of Hate 2021: Backlash, Conspiracies & Confrontation. London: HOPE not hate Ltd, 2021. Full text and here.

Taylor, Michael. The Prestige Cost of Right-Wing Extremism. Center on Terrorism, Extremism, and Counterterrorism, Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, 2021. Full text.

“This is Our House!” A Preliminary Assessment of the Capitol Hill Siege Participants. The Program on Extremism at George Washington University, March 2021. Full text.

Thomas, Elise. The Extreme Right on DLive. 26 August 2021. The third briefing in ISD’s Gaming and Extremism Series. London: Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD), 2021. Full text.

Turčalo, Sead, and Hikmet Karčić. The Far Right in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Historical Revisionism and Genocide Denial. Balkan Insight, 2021. Full text.

2021 Online Antisemitism Report Card. Center for Technology and Society (CTS), Anti-Defamation League, 2021. Full text.

“Understanding QAnon’s Connection to American Politics, Religion, and Media Consumption.” PRRI-IFYC, May 27, 2021. Results of a PRRI-IFYC March 2021 survey fielding three questions which asked for opinions on the following allegations of the QAnon conspiracy movement: “The government, media, and financial worlds in the U.S. are controlled by a group of Satan-worshipping pedophiles who run a global child sex trafficking operation”; “There is a storm coming soon that will sweep away the elites in power and restore the rightful leaders”; and “Because things have gotten so far off track, true American patriots may have to resort to violence in order to save our country.” Full text.

U.S. Department of Homeland Security. National Terrorism Advisory System Bulletin. August 13, 2021. Full text and here.

Van Laere, Wim. The Rise of Domestic Violent Extremism (DVE). Brussels: Brussels International Center, April 2021. Full text.

Van Sant, Kristina, Rolf Fredheim, and Gundars Bergmanis-Korats. Abuse of Power: Coordinated Online Harassment of Finnish Government Ministers. Riga: NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence, February 2021. Mentions Finns party (right-wing populist party which campaigned on a eurosceptic and anti-immigration platform); Jussi Halla-aho (Finns party leader); Suomen Perusta (the Finns Party think tank); and Totuus kiihottaa [The Truth Provokes] (book published by Suomen Perusta described as containing “cruel and disturbing” views on women). Full text.

Vaux, Pierre, Aoife Gallagher, and Jacob Davey. The Extreme Right on Steam. 12 August 2021. The first briefing in ISD’s Gaming and Extremism Series. London: Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD), 2021. Full text.

Végh, Zsuzsanna. “Central Europe’s Radical Right and EU Foreign Policy.” The German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF), 2021. Policy Paper, May 2021. Full text.

White, Jessica. A Complex Matter: Examining Reporting on Terrorism in the UK. RUSI Occasional Paper, March 2021. London: Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies (RUSI), 2021. Full text.

White Supremacist, Extremist, and Conspiracy Spread Around the Aotearoa New Zealand Elections. SMAT and Tohatoha, Apr. 19, 2021. Full text.

Wiggen, Mette. Radical Right Narratives and Norwegian Counter-narratives: In the Decade of Utøya and Bærum Solo-Actor Attacks. Hedayah and Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right, 2021. Full text.

Williams, Heather J., Alexandra T. Evans, Jamie Ryan, Erik E. Mueller, and Bryce Downing. Online Extremist Ecosystem: Its Evolution and a Framework for Separating Extreme from Mainstream. Perspective | Expert Insights on a Timely Policy Issue, December 2021. RAND Corporation, 2021. Full text.

The Year in Hate and Extremism 2020. Montgomery, AL: Southern Poverty Law Center, 2021. Full text.

RESEARCH PROJECTS

The Extremism and Gaming Research Network (EGRN). Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), 2021. Online launch event, 6 October 2021. Registration information. Project contacts, Aims and objectives, Publication outputs, and Network Members.

CONFERENCE AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES AND ABSTRACTS

Allchorn, William. “CARR-Richmond MA in Terrorism Security, and Radical Right Extremism.” Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right, April 14, 2021. Programme Information.

The Institute for Research on Male Supremacism and the Berkeley Center for Right-Wing Studies. 2021 Joint Conference on Right-Wmg Studies and Research on Male Supremacism. May 10-14, 2021. Schedule.

MA in Terrorism, Security and Radical Right Extremism. Taught by Richmond in partnership with The Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right. 2020. Short Form Flyer. Long Form Flyer. Long Form Flyer (2).

“Populism Research Unit-Ideology Research Unit- Mini Conference: Populism & Ideologies in Times of Crisis.” Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right Blog, June 1, 2021. Information. Schedule.

22 July 2011 at Ten: Commemoration and Commitment. An International Discussion Forum on Counteracting Extreme Right Terrorism. University of Bergen, 25–27 August 2021. Programme and here.

“Webinar: CARR-Richmond MA in Terrorism, Security and Radical Right Extremism.” Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right, 2021. Announcing a webinar on 30th June 2021 at 4pm BST with Dr William Allchorn, Associate Director, Centre for the Analysis of the Radical Right (CARR) and Adam Charlton Senior Recruitment Officer, Richmond The American International University in London. Registration link.

LEGISLATION AND PROPOSED LEGISLATION AND LEGAL OPINIONS

Bayer, Judit. “Germany: New law against right-wing extremism and hate crime.” Inforrm, April 24, 2021. Full text.

Fact Sheet: National Strategy for Countering Domestic Terrorism. The White House Statements and Releases, June 15, 2021. Full text.

“Federal government considering ID verification for social media accounts.” Sky News Australia, 2 April 2021. On a parliamentary inquiry into family, domestic and sexual violence, which wants it to be mandatory for 100 points of identification to be provided. Full text.

Miller, Christopher. “This Lawmaker Wants To Label Foreign White Supremacist Groups As ‘Terrorists,’ But Some Of Them No Longer Exist.” BuzzFeed News, April 14, 2021. On a proposal by Rep. Elissa Slotkin to designate 13 extremist movements as official Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs), or the lesser designation of Specially Designated Global Terrorists (SDGT). Full text.

Millsaps, Micah “Terrorism: An Evolving Threat.” University of Baltimore Law Review 50.2 (2021): 336-355. Full text.

National Strategy for Countering Domestic Terrorism. Washington, D.C.: The White House and the National Security Council, June 2021. Full text.

Voorhoof, Dirk. “European Court of Human Rights: Sanchez v. France.” IRIS 2021-9:1/15. European Audiovisual Observatory (Council of Europe) 2021. On a controversial judgment of the European Court of Human Rights (EctHR), which found that the criminal conviction of Julien Sanchez, a politician of the radical right-wing Rassemblement National (National Rally— RN), for failing to promptly delete hate speech, posted by others, from his public Facebook account, did not violate the right to freedom of expression as guaranteed under Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Full text.

BOOK REVIEWS

Abramowitz, Alan. [Review of] How the Tea Party Captured the GOP: Insurgent Factions in American Politics, by Rachel M. Blum. Perspectives on Politics 19.2 (June 2021): 638-639. Full text and here and here.

Adler, Caroline. [Review of] Walter Benjamin’s Antifascist Education: From Riddles to Radio, by Tyson E. Lewis. Contemporary Political Theory, Published: 28 July 2021. Full text and here.

Albertini, Christine. [Review of] Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation, by Kristin Kobes Du Mez. On Knowing Humanity Journal 5.1 (January 2021): 45. Full text.

Artz, Kendall. [Review of] It Can Happen Here: White Power and the Rising Threat of Genocide in the US, by Alexander Laban Hinton. Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 1 Sept. 2021. First page.

Artz, Kendall. [Review of] No Common Ground: Confederate Monuments and the Ongoing Fight for Racial Justice, by Karen Cox. Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 21 Sept. 2021. First page.

Ashe, Stephen. [Review of] Global White Nationalism: From Apartheid to Trump, edited by Daniel Geary, Camilla Schofield, and Jennifer Sutton. Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 7 Jan. 2021. First page.

Aughey, Arthur. [Review of] Immigration Policy and Right-Wing Populism in Western Europe, by Anna McKeever. Journal of Contemporary European Studies, Published online: 21 Oct. 2021

Baker, Catherine. [Review of] Valery Perry (ed.), Extremism and Violent Extremism in Serbia. 21st-Century Manifestations of an Historical Challenge. Europe-Asia Studies 73.2 (Feb. 2021): 425-427. First page.

Blazakis, Jason M. “Triad of Far Right Extremism.” Reviews of Hate in the Homeland: The New Global Far Right, by Cynthia Miller-Idriss; American Zealots: Inside Right-Wing Domestic Terrorism, by Arie Perliger; and Sisters in Hate: American Women on the Front Lines of White Nationalism, by Seyward Darby. International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence, Published online: 31 Oct. 2021. First page.

Baumgardner, Paul. “Conservatives and the Constitution: Imagining Constitutional Restoration in the Heyday of American Liberalism. By Ken I. Kersch. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2019. 428p. 34.99 Paper.” Perspectives on Politics 19.2 (June 2021): 626-628. Full text and here and here.

Bennett, Daniel. [Review of] Separate but Faithful: The Christian Right’s Radical Struggle to Transform Law and Legal Culture, by Amanda Hollis-Brusky and Joshua C. Wilson. Perspectives on Politics 19.2 (June 2021): 650-652. Full text and here and here.

Biebricher, Thomas. [Review of] The Conservative Challenge to Globalization: Anglo-American Perspectives, by Ray Kiely. Political Theory, First Published August 11, 2021. First page.

Bleyer-Simon, Konrad. “Authoritarian values and the populism of the media.” Reviews of Cultural Backlash: Trump, Brexit, and Authoritarian Populism, by Pippa Norris and Ronald Inglehart, and Communicating Populism: Comparing Actor Perceptions, Media Coverage, and Effects on Citizens in Europe, edited by Carsten Reinemann, James Stanyer, Toril Aalberg, Frank Esser, and Claes H. de Vreese. European Journal of Communication, First Published April 14, 2021. First page.

Buarque, Beatriz. [Review of] Reactionary Democracy: How Racism and the Populist Far Right Became Mainstream, by Aurelien Mondon and Aaron Winter. International Affairs 97.6 (November 2021): 1988-1990. Extract.

Bugg, David. [Review of] Homegrown Hate: Why White Nationalists and Militant Islamists Are Waging War against the United States, by Sara Kamali. Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 29 June 2021. First page.

Burley, Shane. [Review of] A Specter Haunting Europe: The Myth of Judeo-Bolshevism, by Paul Hanebrink. Full Stop, March 20, 2021. Full text.

Burnett, Scott. [Review of] Ruth Wodak, The Politics of Fear: The Shameless Normalization of Far-Right Discourse. 2nd Edn. Language in Society, Published online: 26 July 2021. First page.

Capet, Antoine. [Review of] Sybil Oldfield, The Black Book: The Britons on the Nazi Hitlist. Cercles, June 17, 2021. Full text.

Chapman, Roger. [Review of] Cry Havoc: Charlottesville and American Democracy Under Siege, by Michael Signer. Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 7 Jan. 2021

Clark, Roland. [Review of] One Family: Before, During and After the Holocaust, by Andrew Kolin, third edition. Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right Blog, September 27, 2021. Full text.

Coclanis, Peter A. [Review of] The Last Orator for the Millhands: William Jennings Bryan Dorn, 1916-2005, by Jack Roper. Journal of American History 108.2 (September 2021): 429. Abstract.

Çolak, F. Zehra. “A Critical Discourse Analysis of Populist Far-Right in the Post-Shame Era.” Review of The Politics of Fear: The Shameless Normalisation of Far-Right Discourse, by Ruth Wodak. European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology, Published online: 6 Dec. 2021. First page.

Cummins, Emery J. [Review of] Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation, by Kristin Kobes Du Mez. The Presbyterian Outlook, May 6, 2021. Full text.

Cunningham, Sean P. [Review of] Nuclear Country: The Origins of the Rural New Right, by Catherine McNicol Stock. Journal of American History 108.3 (Dec. 2021): 647-648. Extract.

Day, Alison. [Review of] Jonathan M. Berman, Anti-Vaxxers: How to Challenge a Misinformed Movement. Social History of Medicine, Published: 16 January 2021. Abstract.

de la Hoz, Felipe. “The Ideology of the Border.” Review of Blood Red Lines: How Nativism Fuels the Right, by Brendan O’Connor. The Nation, July 1, 2021. Full text.

Dentice, Dianne. [Review of] The Golden Dawn’s ‘Nationalist Solution’: Explaining the Rise of the Far Right in Greece, by Sofia Vasilopoulou and Daphne Halikiopoulou. Terrorism and Political Violence 33.2 (Feb. 2021): 419.

Denton, Donald D. [Reviews of] ANTIFA: The Anti-Fascist Handbook, by Mark Bray, and From Fascism to Populism in History, by Federico Finchelstein. Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 8 Jan. 2021. First page.

Diament, Sean M. [Review of] Let Them Eat Tweets: How the Right Rules in an Age of Extreme Inequality, by Jacob S. Hacker and Paul Pierson. Political Science Quarterly 136.4 (Winter 2021): 766-767

DiSalvo, Daniel. [Review of] Rachel M. Blum, How the Tea Party Captured the GOP. The Forum 19.2 (Sept. 2021): 343-346. First page.

Dumont, Julien. [Review of] Reactionary Democracy: How Racism and the Populist Far Right Became Mainstream, by Aurelien Mondon and Aaron Winter. Social Movement Studies, Published online: 1 June 2021

Eatwell, Roger. [Review of] Reflections on the Extreme Right in Western Europe, 1990-2008, by Christopher T. Husbands. Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 31 Jan. 2021. First page.

Ebner, Michael R. [Review of] Strongmen: Mussolini to the Present, by Ruth Ben-Ghiat. The Journal of Interdisciplinary History 52.3 (Dec. 2021): 437-438

Elliott-Harvey, Charlotte. “Freedom of speech at the intersection of racist speech and online political hate speech.” Reviews of Giovanni Ziccardi, Online Political Hate Speech in Europe: The Rise of New Extremisms, and Gavan Titley, Is Free Speech Racist? European Journal of Communication, First Published April 9, 2021. First page.

El-Ojeili, Chamsy. “Christianity Without Guarantees.” Review-essay on The Claim to Christianity: Responding to the Far Right, by Hannah Strømmen and Ulrich Schmiedel. Counterfutures 11 (Dec. 2021): 77-99. Full text and here and here.

el-Ojeili, Chamsy. “Revolution Today, The New Authoritarians, Into the Tempest.” Reviews of three books, including David Renton, The New Authoritarians: Convergence on the Right. Thesis Eleven Journal, Published March 31, 2021. Full text.

Etzioni, Amitai. [Review of] Why Nationalism, by Yael Tamir. Perspectives on Politics 19.1 (Mar. 2021): 258-259. Full text and here and here.

Favell, Adrian. [Review of] Brexitland: Identity, Diversity and the Reshaping of British Politics, by Maria Sobolewska and Robert Ford. Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 5 Jan. 2021. First page.

Feldman, Matthew. “Letter to the Editor: Matthew Feldman Responds to Peter Berard.” Los Angeles Review of Books, February 14, 2021.Responding to Peter Berard’s review of Hate in the Homeland (October 28, 2020). With a response by Peter Berard (November 12, 2020) and Feldman’s response (November 13, 2020). Full text.

Feo, Francesca. “The Populist Radical Right in the European Parliament: Between Elective Affinities and Disreputable Companies.” Review of International Populism, by Duncan McDonnell and Annike Werner. European Political Science, Published: 2 February 2021. References.

Fielitz, Maik. [Review of] Organizing against Democracy: The Local Organizational Development of Far Right Parties in Greece and Europe, by Antonis A. Ellinas. Journal of Modern Greek Studies 39.2 (October 2021): 466-469. Excerpt and first page.

Fording, Richard C., and Sanford F. Schram. “Response to David A. M. Peterson and Mark D. Ramirez’s Review of Hard White: The Mainstreaming of Racism in American Politics.” Perspectives on Politics 19.2 (June 2021): 575-576. Full text and here and here.

Frary, Lucien. [Review of ] Fortress Russia: Conspiracy Theories in the Post-Soviet World, by Ilya Yablokov. Terrorism and Political Violence 33.4 (May 2021): 886-887

Furse, Thomas. [Review of] Geopolitical Amnesia: the Rise of the Right and the Crisis of Liberal Memory. Edited by Vibeke Schou Tjalve. Cambridge Review of International Affairs 34.1 (Jan. 2021): 140-143. First page.

Garneau, Christopher R. H. [Review of] Taking America Back for God: Christian Nationalism in the United States, by Andrew L. Whitehead and Samuel L. Perry. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 60.2 (June 2021): 457-459

Gaufman, Elizaveta. [Review of] Contemporary Russian Conservatism: Problems, Paradoxes, and Perspectives, edited by Mikhail Suslov and Dmitry Uzlaner. Europe-Asia Studies 73.2 (Feb. 2021): 413-415. Full text.

Gentile, Michael. [Review of] Fortress Russia: Conspiracy Theories in the Post-Soviet World, by Ilya Yablokov. Eurasian Geography and Economics, Published online: 17 May 2021. First page.

Germaine. “Chapter review: The New Right and Racism.” On “The New Right and Racism,” chapter 6 of Sarah Posner’s 2020 book Unholy: Why White Evangelicals Worship at the Altar of Donald Trump. Dissident Politics, August 22, 2021. Full text.

Germaine. “Chapter review part 2: The New Right and Racism.” On “The New Right and Racism,” chapter 6 of Sarah Posner’s 2020 book Unholy: Why White Evangelicals Worship at the Altar of Donald Trump. Dissident Politics, August 23, 2021. Full text.

Germaine. “Chapter review: The Origin Myths of the Christian Right.” On “The Origins Myths of the Christian Right,” chapter 5 of Sarah Posner’s 2020 book Unholy: Why White Evangelicals Worship at the Altar of Donald Trump. Dissident Politics, August 20, 2021. Full text.

Gordon, Daniel. [Review of] Conservatism: The Fight for a Tradition, by Edmund Fawcett. Society, Published: 23 June 2021. Full text and here.

Graham, Nigel. [Review of] Drums in the Distance: Journeys into the Global Far Right, by Joe Mulhall. HOPE not hate, 12 Oct. 2021. Full text.

Grant, Colin. “Sins of the Fathers.” Review of Life of a Klansman: A Family History in White Supremacy, by Edward Ball. The New York Review of Books 68.18 (November 18, 2021). Excerpt.

Gray, Biko Mandela. [Review of] White Too Long: The Legacy of White Supremacy in American Christianity, by Robert P. Jones. Political Science Quarterly 136.3 (Fall 2021): 583-585

Green, Todd. [Review of] Islamophobia and Racism in America, by Erik Love. Social Forces 100.2 (Dec. 2021): e3. Abstract.

Gruenewald, Jeff. [Review of] Hate in the Homeland: The New Global Far-Right, by Cynthia Miller-Idriss. Theoretical Criminology, First Published July 29, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Guasti, Petra. “Mosaic of the Contemporary Populist Radical Right: A Review Essay.” Review essay on The Modern State and its Enemies: Democracy, Nationalism and Antisemitism, by Samuel Salzborn. European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology, Published online: 22 June 2021. First page.

Hall, Matthew A. [Review of] Alt-Right Gangs: A Hazy Shade of White, by Shannon E. Reid and Matthew Valasik. Ethnic and Racial Studies 44.13 (Oct. 2021): 2457-2459. First page.

Hansson, Sten. [Review of] Strategic Conspiracy Narratives: A Semiotic Approach, by Mari-Liis Madisson and Andreas Ventsel. Social Semiotics, Published online: 19 Oct. 2021

Hart, Gillian. [Review of] Taking America Back for God: Christian Nationalism in the United States, by Andrew L. Whitehead and Samuel L. Perry. Contemporary Sociology 50.6 (Nov. 2021): 525-526. References.

Heilbronner, Oded. [Review of] Philipp Nielsen, Between Heimat and Hatred: Jews and the Right in Germany, 1871-1935. The Journal of Modern History 93.3 (Sept. 2021): 726-728. First page.

Hills, Darrius D. [Review of] Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation, by Kristin Kobes Du Mez. Reading Religion, May 16, 2021. Full text.

Holzer, Harold. [Review of] The False Cause: Fraud, Fabrication, and White Supremacy in Confederate Memory, by Adam H. Domby. Journal of American History 108.1 (June 2021): 166. Abstract.

HoSang, Daniel Martinez, and Joseph E. Lowndes. “Response to Christopher Stout’s Review of Producers, Parasites, Patriots: Race and the New Right-Wing Politics of Precarity.” Perspectives on Politics 19.4 (Dec. 2021): 1281-1282. Full text and here and here.

Hoverd, Wil. [Review of] Fascists among Us: Online Hate and the Christchurch Massacre, by Jeff Sparrow. New Zealand International Review 46.1 (Jan/Feb 2021): 27-28. Full text.

Hu, Tingting. [Review of] Alt-Right Movement: Dissecting Racism, Patriarchy and Anti-Immigrant Xenophobia, by Ipsita Chatterjee. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, First Published December 13, 2021

Hughey, Matthew W. [Review of] Whitelash: Unmasking White Grievance at the Ballot Box, by Terry Smith. Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 29 June 2021. First page.

Husbands, Christopher T. [Review of] Failed Führers: A History of Britain’s Extreme Right, by Graham Macklin. Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 12 Aug. 2021. First page.

Jackisch, Barry. [Review of] The German Right, 1918-1930: Political Parties, Organized Interests, and Patriotic Associations in the Struggle against Weimar Democracy, by Larry Eugene Jones. German Studies Review 44.3 (October 2021): 616-618. Excerpt and first page.

Jackson, Sam. [Review of] The German New Right: AfD, PEGIDA and the Re-Imagining of National Identity, by Jay Julian Rosellini. Terrorism and Political Violence 33.2 (Feb. 2021): 430-431.

James, Carolyn Custis. [Review of] Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation, by Kristin Kobes Du Mez. Journal of Urban Mission 7.1 (June 21, 2021). Full text.

Jaworski, Taylor. [Review of] Corporate Conservatives Go to War: How the National Association of Manufacturers Planned to Restore Free Enterprise, 1939-1948, by Charlie Whitham. The Economic History Review 74.4 (November 2021): 1119-1120

Jensen, Richard Bach. [Review of] Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook, by Mark Bray. Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 7 Apr. 2021

Jewell, Katherine Rye. [Review of] The Radio Right: How a Band of Broadcasters Took on the Federal Government and Built the Modern Conservative Movement, by Paul Matzko. The English Historical Review, Published: 5 September 2021. Abstract.

Jiménez-Yáñez, Ricardo. [Review of] Encarnación Hidalgo-Tenorio, Miguel-Ángel Benítez-Castro and Francesca De Cesare (Eds), Populist Discourse. Critical Approaches to Contemporary Politics. Discourse & Society 32.4 (July 2021): 508-509

Jurdem, Laurence R. [Review of] Getting Right with Reagan: The Struggle for True Conservatism, 1980-2016, by Marcus M Witcher. Journal of American History 108.1 (June 2021): 211-212. Abstract.

Karavasilis, Lazaros. “The Liberal Facade of the Contemporary Far Right.” Reviews of Cas Mudde, The Far Right Today, and Erik Lars Berntzen, Liberal Roots of Far Right Activism: The Anti-Islamic Movement in the 21st Century. Patterns of Prejudice, Published online: 4 Mar. 2021. First page.

Keeley, Theresa. “The Catholic Turn in Conservative U.S. Circles.” Review of American Catholic: The Politics of Faith During the Cold War, by D.G. Hart. Diplomatic History, Published: 2 November 2021. Extract.

Keepers, Dustyn Elizabeth. [Review of] Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation, by Kristin Kobes Du Mez. Reformed Journal, August 25, 2021. Full text.

Keith, LeeAnna. [Review of] The Worst Passions of Human Nature: White Supremacy in the Civil War North, by Paul D. Escott. Journal of American History 108.2 (September 2021): 379-380. Abstract.

Kim, Seongcheol. [Review of] Cas Mudde, The Far Right Today. European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology 8.3 (July 2021): 362-366. First page.

Kirby, Dianne. [Review of] Global White Nationalism: From Apartheid to Trump, edited by Daniel Geary, Camilla Schofield, and Jennifer Sutton. European History Quarterly 51.2 (Apr. 2021): 275-277. First page.

Klikauer, Thomas. [Review of] Die AfD und ihre Mitglieder: Eine Analyse mit Auswertung einer exemplarischen Mitgliederbefragung hessischer Kreisverbände, by Hubert Kleinert. Party Politics 27.6 (Nov. 2021): 1294-1295

Klikauer, Thomas, and Norman Simms. [Review of] Revenge of the Losers – the Origins of Right Wing Terrorism in Germany, by Florian Huber. Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 6 Apr. 2021. First page.

Kordas, George. [Review of] The Rise of Populist Nationalism: Social Resentments and Capturing the Constitution in Hungary, edited by Margit Feischmidt and Balázs Majtényi. Europe-Asia Studies 73.10 (Nov. 2021): 1971-1973. First page.

Krause, Werner. [Review of] Strategien gegen Rechtspopulismus? Der Umgang mit der AfD in Landesparlamenten, by Anna-Sophie Heinze. German Politics, Published online: 16 Apr. 2021

Kutner, Samantha. [Review of] American Zealots: Inside Right-Wing Domestic Terrorism, by Arie Perliger. Critical Studies on Terrorism 14.4 (Oct. 2021): 602-605. First page.

Kuznetsova, Eugenia. [Review of] Conspiracy Culture: Post-Soviet Paranoia and the Russian Imagination, by Keith A. Livers. Eurasian Geography and Economics, Published online: 21 Apr. 2021. First page.

Landy, Marcia. [Review of] Fascism and Resistance in Italian Cinema: History, Memory and Identity after 1968, by Dominic H. Gavin. Journal of Modern Italian Studies, Published online: 11 Oct. 2021. First page.

Lawrance, Benjamin N. [Review of] Jacob Dlamini, The Terrorist Album: Apartheid’s Insurgents, Collaborators, and the Security Police. African Studies Review, Published online: 25 August 2021. Full text and here and here.

Leverso, John. [Review of] Alt-Right Gangs: A Hazy Shade of White, by Shannon E. Reid and Matthew Valasik. Social Forces 100.1 (Sept. 2021): e3. Abstract.

Lewis, Andrew R. [Review of] Taking America Back for God: Christian Nationalism in the United States, by Andrew L. Whitehead and Samuel L. Perry. Sociology of Religion 82.1 (Spring 2021): 111-115. Abstract.

Liburd, Liam J. “Turn Again, Fascist Studies: New Perspectives on British Fascism.” Reviews of Failed Führers: A History of Britain’s Extreme Right, by Graham Macklin; A.K. Chesterton and the Evolution of Britain’s Extreme Right, 1933-1973, by Luke LeCras; and Lost Imperium: Far Right Visions of the British Empire, by Paul Stocker. Twentieth Century British History 32.3 (September 2021): 462-466. Full text and here and here.

Livermore, Daniel. [Review of] Countering Violent Extremism and Terrorism: Assessing Domestic and International Strategies. Edited by Stéfanie von Hlatky. International Journal: Canada’s Journal of Global Policy Analysis, First Published March 9, 2021. First page.

Lutz, James M. [Review of] Transnational Fascism in the Twentieth Century: Spain, Italy and the Global Neo-Fascist Network, by Matteo Albanese and Pablo del Hierro. Terrorism and Political Violence 33.2 (Feb. 2021): 428-429.

Mahoney, Daniel J. “The False Allure of the Pagan Right.” Review of A World after Liberalism: Philosophers of the Radical Right, by Matthew Rose. Law & Liberty, September 21, 2021. Full text.

Manchanda, Nivi. “The Lure of Racist Democracy.” A review article on Reactionary Democracy: How Racism and the Populist Far Right Became Mainstream, by Aurelien Mondon and Aaron Winter. Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 22 Feb. 2021. Abstract.

Mandler, Peter. [Review of] Evan Smith, No Platform: A History of Anti-Fascism, Universities and the Limits of Free Speech. Cercles, March 23, 2021. Full text.

Matesan, Ioana Emy. [Review of] The Radical’s Journey: How German Neo-Nazis Voyaged to the Edge and Back, by Arie W. Kruglanski, David Webber, and Daniel Koehler. Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 4 May 2021

McNeill, Leila A. “Eugenic Past, Eugenic Present: On Audrey Farley’s ‘The Unfit Heiress.’” Review of The Unfit Heiress: The Tragic Life and Scandalous Sterilization of Ann Cooper Hewitt, by Audrey Clare Farley. Lady Science, April 13, 2021. Full text.

Minkenberg, Michael. “Policy Backlash: A Novel Approach to the Study of Radical Right Mobilisation.” Review of Extreme Reactions: Radical Right Mobilization in Eastern Europe, by Lenka Bustikova. European Political Science 20.4 (Dec. 2021): 725-727

Minkenberg, Michael. [Review of] Extreme Reactions: Radical Right Mobilization in Eastern Europe, by Lenka Bustikova. European Political Science, 27 January 2021

Møller, Jørgen. [Review of] Assault on Democracy: Communism, Fascism, and Authoritarianism during the Interwar Years, by Kurt Weyland. Perspectives on Politics 19.4 (Dec. 2021): 1348-1349. Full text and here and here.

Moores, Chris. [Review of] The Anti-Abortion Campaign in England, 1966-1989, by Olivia Dee. The English Historical Review, Published: 27 July 2021. Abstract.

Morris, Bob. [Review of] Alt-America: The Rise of the Radical Right in the Age of Trump, by David Neiwert. Polizeros, May 22, 2021. Full text.

Moss, Brian. [Review of] Researching the Far Right- Theory, Method and Practice, edited by Stephen D. Ashe, Joel Busher, Graham Macklin, and Aaron Winter. Social Movement Studies, Published online: 18 June 2021

Nacos, Brigitte L. [Review of] A Lot of People Are Saying: The New Conspiracism and the Assault on Democracy, by Russell Muirhead and Nancy L. Rosenblum. Political Science Quarterly 136.3 (Fall 2021): 554-556

Nefes, Turkay Salim. [Review of] The Nature of Conspiracy Theories, by Michael Butter. Sociological Research Online, First Published October 18, 2021

Neiheisel, Jacob R. [Review of] Moral Victories in the Battle for Congress: Cultural Conservatism and the House GOP, by Marty Cohen. Political Science Quarterly 136.2 (Summer 2021): 379-380

O’Brien, Shannon Bow. [Review of] The Rhetoric of Donald Trump: Nationalist Populism and American Democracy, by Robert C. Rowland. Perspectives on Politics 19.4 (Dec. 2021): 1344-1345. Full text and here and here.

Onay, Ozge. [Review of] Islamophobic Hate Crime: A Student Hand Book, by Imran Awan and Irene Zempi. Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 7 Jan. 2021. First page.

Önnerfors, Andreas. Review of ‘Fascismens gröna rötter. Konspirationsteorier, kris och kollaps’ [”The Green Roots of Fascism. Conspiracy Theories, Crisis and Collapse”] by Hannah Pollack Sarnecki. Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right Blog, September 30, 2021. Full text.

Parker, Christopher Sebastian. [Review of] White Identity Politics, by Ashley Jardina. Perspectives on Politics 19.1 (Mar. 2021): 268-269. Full text and here and here.

Parker, Tom. [Review of] Anti-American Terrorism: From Eisenhower to Trump– A Chronicle of the Threat and Response, by Dennis Pluchinsky. Vol I: The Eisenhower through Carter Administrations. Vol II: The Reagan and George H.W. Bush Administrations. Critical Studies on Terrorism, Published online: 8 Mar. 2021. First page.

Payne, Brendan J. J. [Review of] Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation, by Kristin Kobes Du Mez. Journal of Religious History 45.3 (September 2021): 495-497

Perry, Samuel. [Review of] Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation, by Kristin Kobes Du Mez. Men and Masculinities, First Published August 18, 2021

Peterson, David A. M., and David A. M. Peterson [Review of] Hard White: The Mainstreaming of Racism in American Politics, by Richard C. Fording and Sanford F. Schram. Perspectives on Politics 19.2 (June 2021): 574-575. Full text and here and here.

Pettinger, Tom. [Review of] Encountering Extremism: Theoretical Issues and Local Challenges. Edited by Alice Martini, Kieran Ford and Richard Jackson. Critical Studies on Terrorism 14.1 (Jan. 2021): 151-152.

Phelps, Christopher. [Review of] Death to Fascism: Louis Adamic’s Fight for Democracy, by John P. Enyeart. Journal of American History 108.1 (June 2021): 186-187. Abstract.

Phillips-Fein, Kim. [Review of] The Conservative Heartland: A Political History of the Postwar American Midwest, edited by Jon K. Lauck and Catherine McNicol Stock. Journal of American History 108.3 (Dec. 2021): 648-649. Extract.

Philpot, Robert. “Holocaust denial was already taking root in Britain during WWII, says UK author.” The Times of Israel, 20 March 2021. On the new book British Fascism After the Holocaust, by Dr. Joe Mulhall, who argues that Holocaust denial in its traditional form began not in France or America, as most have argued, but actually in Britain. Mentions Einar Åberg (veteran Swedish anti-Semite and Holocaust denier); The Alternative (1947 book by Oswald Mosley); Maurice Bardèche (French fascist and Holocaust denier); Duke of Bedford (financial supporter of the British People’s party); Montgomery Belgion (British journalist); the British People’s party (BPP) (British far-right party); the Dreyfus case; David Duke (Holocaust denier and former KKK leader); Epitaph On Nuremberg (1946 book by Montgomery Belgion); René Fabre (French Holocaust denier); Failure at Nuremberg (1946 British People’s party’s pamphlet); Robert Faurisson (Holocaust denier); the Final Solution; Adolf Hitler; Imperium (book by Francis Parker Yockey); David Irving (Holocaust denier); Oswald Mosley (leader of the British Union of Fascists and founder of the Union Movement in 1948); Nuremberg or the Promised Land (1948 book by Maurice Bardèche); the Nuremberg Trials; People’s Post (BPP newspaper); Propaganda for Proper Geese (1942 pamphlet by the Duke of Bedford); Paul Rassinier (French Holocaust denier); Alexander Ratcliffe (virulent anti-Semite and founder of the Scottish Protestant League); The Truth about the Jews (1943 pamphlet by Alexander Ratcliffe); Union Movement (British far-right party); and Francis Parker Yockey (American Holocaust denier). Full text.

Pinkoski, Nathan. “The Irreligious Right.” Review of A World after Liberalism: Philosophers of the Radical Right, by Matthew Rose. First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life 318 (Dec. 2021). Full text.

Prasad, Monica. [Review of] The Conservative Heartland: A Political History of the Postwar American Midwest. Edited by Jon K. Lauck and Catherine McNicol Stock. The Journal of Interdisciplinary History 51.4 (Mar. 2021): 657-658. Free online and here.

Renton, David. [Review of] Failed Führers: A History of Britain’s Extreme Right, by Graham Macklin. Cercles, February 8, 2021. Full text.

Rew, Nichola E. J. [Review of] Psychological Perspectives on Radicalization, by Allard R. Feddes, Lars Nickolson, Liesbeth Mann, and Bertjan Doosje. Critical Studies on Terrorism, Published online: 24 Feb. 2021. First page.

Rhoades, V. Jacquette. [Review of] Taking America Back for God: Christian Nationalism in the United States, by Andrew L. Whitehead and Samuel L. Perry. Reading Religion, February 10, 2021. Full text.

Richards, Owain. [Review of] The Measurement of Hate Crimes in America, by Frank S. Pezzella and Matthew D. Fetzer. The Police Journal, First Published August 13, 2021. First page.

Roffey, Hallam. [Review of] No Platform: A History of Anti-Fascism, Universities and the Limits of Free Speech, by Evan Smith. Twentieth Century British History 32.2 (June 2021): 322-324. Abstract.

Schäfer, Armin. “Cultural Backlash? How (Not) to Explain the Rise of Authoritarian Populism.” Review of Cultural Backlash, by Pippa Norris and Ronald Inglehart. British Journal of Political Science, Published online: 24 September 2021. Full text and here and here.

Schain, Martin A. [Review of] Neoliberal Nationalism: Immigration and the Rise of the Populist Right, by Christian Joppke. Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 7 Apr. 2021. First page.

Shaffer, Ryan. “New Approaches to Post-War British Fascism.” Reviews of A.K. Chesterton and the Evolution of Britain’s Extreme Right, 1933-1973, by Luke LeCras; Never Again: Rock Against Racism and the Anti-Nazi League 1976-1982, by David Renton; and Failed Führers: A History of Britain’s Extreme Right, by Graham Macklin. Terrorism and Political Violence 33.4 (May 2021): 875-881. First page.

Shaffer, Ryan. [Review of] Farming, Fascism and Ecology: A Life of Jorian Jenks, by Philip M. Coupland. Politics, Religion & Ideology, Published online: 18 Feb. 2021

Shaffer, Ryan. [Review of] Key Thinkers of the Radical Right: Behind the New Threat to Liberal Democracy, edited by Mark Sedgwick. Terrorism and Political Violence 33.7 (Oct. 2021): 1579-1580

Shaffer, Ryan. [Review of] Psychological Perspectives on Radicalization, by Allard R. Feddes, Lars Nickolson, Liesbeth Mann, and Bertjan Doosje. Journal of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism, Published online: 10 Feb. 2021

Shaffer, Ryan. [Review of] Right-Wing Extremism in Canada, by Barbara Perry and Ryan Scrivens. Terrorism and Political Violence 33.5 (July 2021): 1124-1125

Shibley, Natalie. [Review of] Contagions of Empire: Scientific Racism, Sexuality, and Black Military Workers Abroad, 1898-1948, by Khary Oronde Polk. Journal of American History 108.2 (September 2021): 394. Abstract.

Slobodchikoff, Michael O. [Review of] Contemporary Russian Conservatism: Problems, Paradoxes, and Perspectives, edited by Mikhail Suslov and Dmitry Uzlaner. Slavic Review 80.1 (2021): 168-170. First page. Third page.

Smith, Craig R. [Review of] The Radio Right: How a Band of Broadcasters Took on the Federal Government and Built the Modern Conservative Movement, by Paul Matzko. Journal of American History 108.3 (Dec. 2021): 649-650. Extract.

Spoon, Jae-Jae. [Review of] Political Entrepreneurs: The Rise of Challenger Parties in Europe, by Catherine E. De Vries and Sara B. Hobolt. Political Science Quarterly 136.3 (Fall 2021): 565-566

Stagni, Federica. [Review of] Sivan Hirsch-Hoefler and Cas Mudde, The Israeli Settler Movement: Assessing and Explaining Social Movement Success. PArtecipazione e Conflitto (PACO) 14.3 (2021): 1297-1304. Full text and here and here.

Stanley, Timothy J. [Review of] The Ku Klux Klan in Canada: A Century of Promoting Racism and Hate in the Peaceable Kingdom, by Allan Bartley. Canadian Historical Review 102.3 (September 2021): 495-497. First page.

Stewart, Katherine. “Largely Overshadowed by the Election, ‘Red Pill, Blue Pill’ Transcends Standard Explanations of Conspiracy Culture Which is ‘Killing Us All.’” Review of Red Pill, Blue Pill: How to Counteract the Conspiracy Theories That Are Killing Us, by David Neiwert. Religion Dispatches, May 17, 2021. Full text.

Stout, Christopher. [Review of] Producers, Parasites, Patriots: Race and the New Right-Wing Politics of Precarity, by Daniel Martinez HoSang and Joseph E. Lowndes. Perspectives on Politics 19.4 (Dec. 2021): 1280-1281. Full text and here and here.

Stow, Kenneth. [Review of] Magda Teter, Blood Libel: On the Trail of an Antisemitic Myth. The Journal of Modern History 93.3 (Sept. 2021): 672-674. First page.

Sunshine, Spencer. “Review of Failed Führers by Graham Macklin.” Review of Graham Macklin, Failed Führers: A History of Britain’s Extreme Right. ThreeWayFight, April 18, 2021. Full text.

“Symposium: Aurelien Mondon & Aaron Winter’s Reactionary Democracy”: Ethnic and Racial Studies 44.13 (2021). Contents: John Solomos, Introduction, 2380, full text and here — Rima Saini, “(Pseudo)Intellectualism and Democratic (Il)Liberalism: On Aurelien Mondon and Aaron Winter’s ‘Reactionary Democracy,’” 2381-2386, abstract and references — Nivi Manchanda, “The Lure of Racist Democracy,” 2387-2392, full text and here — Nisha Kapoor, “Racism and the Right: A Response to Reactionary Democracy,” 2393-2398, abstract and references — Marta Araújo, “Notes on Racism, Democracy, and Research,” 2399-2407, abstract and references — Aurelien Mondon and Aaron Winter, “Returning to Reactionary Democracy: reviews, responses and reflections,” full text and here and here and here.

Taras, Raymond. [Review of] Research Handbook on Nationalism, edited by Liah Greenfeld and Zeying Wu. Ethnic and Racial Studies, Published online: 5 Jan. 2021. First page.

Taylor, Chris. “Fascism at Future’s End.” Review essay of Fascism Today: What It Is and How to End It, by Shane Burley. Boundary 2 48.2 (May 2021): 233-247. Abstract.

Thaler, Peter. [Review of] Populism, Populists, and the Crisis of Political Parties: A Comparison of Italy, Austria, and Germany 1990-2015. Edited by Günther Pallaver, Michael Gehler, and Maurizio Cau. Austrian History Yearbook 51 (2020), Published online: 4 May 2021. First page.

Tunney, Kathleen Webb. [Review of] Aspects of the New Right-Wing Extremism, by Theodor W. Adorno, translated by Wieland Hoban. Terrorism and Political Violence 33.2 (Feb. 2021): 422-423

Tunney, Kathleen Webb. [Review of] Aspects of the New Right-Wing Extremism, by Theodor W. Adorno, Translated by Wieland Hoban. Terrorism and Political Violence 33.5 (July 2021): 1120-1121

Twist, Kimberly. [Review of] Hate in the Homeland: The New Global Far Right, by Cynthia Miller-Idriss. Political Science Quarterly 136.4 (Winter 2021): 776-777

Usherwood, Simon. [Review of] Riding the Populist Wave: Europe’s Mainstream Right in Crisis, edited by Tim Bale and Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser. Journal of Contemporary European Studies, Published online: 18 Oct. 2021

van Kessel, Stijn. [Review of] Absorbing the Blow: Populist Parties and Their Impact on Parties and Party Systems, edited by Steven Wolinetz and Andrej Zaslove. Party Politics 27.1 (Jan. 2021): 205

Vasic, Slobodan. [Review of] Making Sense of the Alt-Right, by George Hawley. Nations and Nationalism 27.2 (April 2021): 597-598.

Vivian, Bradford. [Review of] The False Cause: Fraud, Fabrication, and White Supremacy in Confederate Memory, by Adam H. Domby. Memory Studies 14.1 (Feb. 2021): 115-118. First page.

Walker, Andrew T. [Review of] Taking America Back for God: Christian Nationalism in the United States, by Andrew L. Whitehead and Samuel L. Perry. Journal of Church and State 63.1 (Winter 2021): 166-168. Abstract.

Wasser, Matthias. [Review of] Adam Przeworski, Crises of Democracy. Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right Blog, January 28, 2021. Full text.

Waugh, Linda R., and Theresa Catalano. [Review of] Ruth Wodak, The Politics of Fear: The Shameless Normalization of Far-Right Discourse. 2nd ed. Qualitative Sociology Review 17.3 (July 2021): 130-134. Full text and here and here.

Weimann, Gabriel. [Review of] Lone Wolves: The New Terrorism of Right-Wing Single Actors, by Florian Harleb. Terrorism and Political Violence, Published online: 4 May 2021

Weisskircher, Manès. [Review of] Cas Mudde, The Far Right Today. Acta Politica 56.3 (July 2021): 587-589. Full text and here.

Wendler, Frank. [Review of] Political Entrepreneurs: The Rise of Challenger Parties in Europe, by Catherine E. De Vries and Sara B. Hobolt. JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies 59.4 (July 2021): 1028-1029

Westlake, Martin. [Review of] Hitler’s Cosmopolitan Bastard: Count Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi and His Vision of Europe, by Martyn Bond. European Political Science, Published: 9 July 2021

White, Jessica. [Review of] Countering Violent Extremism: Making Gender Matter, by Elizabeth Pearson, Emily Winterbotham, and Katherine E. Brown. Critical Studies on Terrorism 14.3 (July 2021): 394-396. First page.

Wilhelm, Brenda. [Review of] Rising out of Hatred: The Awakening of a Former White Nationalist, by Eli Saslow. Teaching Sociology, First Published December 4, 2021. First page.

Williams, Katherine. [Review of] Hate in the Homeland: The New Global Far Right by Cynthia Miller-Idriss. LSE Review of Books blog, May 26, 2021. Full text and here and here.

Wilson, Joshua C. [Review of] The Pro-Life Pregnancy Help Movement: Serving Women or Saving Babies? by Laura S. Hussey. Political Science Quarterly 136.2 (Summer 2021): 399-400

Wilson, Tim. [Review of] Failed Führers: A History of Britain’s Extreme Right, by Graham Macklin. Irish Political Studies, Published online: 5 Aug. 2021. Full text and here.

Woodbridge, Steven. “Fleshing out the Fuhrers: New study explores the history of Britain’s Extreme Right through six key ideologues.” Review of Failed Fuhrers: A History of Britain’s Extreme Right, by Graham Macklin. History@Kingston, May 11, 2021. Full text.

Woodburn, Stephen M. [Review of] Russian Conservatism, by Paul Robinson. Slavic Review 80.3 (2021): 684-685. First page.

Worley, Matthew. [Review of] Failed Führers: A History of Britain’s Extreme Right, by Graham Macklin. The Journal of Modern History 93.4 (Dec. 2021): 965-967. First page.

Yeager, Diane. [Review of] Taking America Back for God: Christian Nationalism in the United States, by Andrew L. Whitehead and Samuel L. Perry. Journal of Lutheran Ethics 21.4 (June/July 2021). Full text.

FILM REVIEWS AND STUDIES

Banner, Adam. “A look at HBO Max’s ‘Q: Into the Storm,’ QAnon, conspiracies and sovereign citizens.” ABA Journal, April 22, 2021. On Q: Into the Storm, a new six-part series streaming on HBO Max which examines the conspiracy theory’s genesis and infancy on the website 8chan. Full text.

Marcus, Josh. “Q revealed? HBO documentary names potential leader of QAnon conspiracy.” The Independent, 16 March 2021. On a new HBO documentary, Q: Into The Storm, airing on HBO Max on 21 March, which identifies two possible figures–Jim Watkins and his son Ron–behind the massive QAnon conspiracy. Full text.

Oltermann, Philip. “New haircuts, old ideology: film warns of shifting far-right strategy in Europe.” Richard Hartley, February 28, 2021. On Je Suis Karl, a new film by German director Christian Schwochow, which imagines a ruthless and committed group of far-right activists seeking to upend Europe’s political order by using the twin strategy of infiltrating political and social institutions “through the main gate” while simultaneously carrying out false flag terror attacks to sway public opinion against Muslim minorities. Full text.

Stelter, Brian. “’Assault on Democracy’ explores the roots of January 6 and why it matters today.” CNN Business, June 20, 2021. On “Assault on Democracy: The Roots of Trump’s Insurrection,” a new CNN documentary that is premiering Sunday. Mentions Breitbart (the source from which Trump shared more articles than from any other source); the Capitol riot of January 6, 2021; InfoWars; Rush Limbaugh; Qanon; and Donald Trump. Full text.

INTERVIEWS

Azar, Taraneh. “Investigating the Memes That Turned One Woman into a QAnon ‘Digital Soldier.’” Global Investigative Journalism Network, May 4, 2021. An interview with Kevin Roose on his New York Times piece exploring how QAnon “meme queen” Valerie Gilbert was radicalized online by tracking the memes she shares. Full text.

Benakis, Theodoros. “Dr. James F. Downes: It is likely to be only a matter of time before a potential PiS-Fidesz alliance is reached.” European Interest, October 8, 2021. An interview with James F. Downes on the rise, governing and expected future politics of the PiS (Law and Justice/ Prawo i Sprawiedliwość) and Fidesz government parties. Full text.

Benakis, Theodoros. “Dr. Valerio Alfonso Bruno: The similarities between Brothers of Italy and the League will coexist well after the next general elections.” European Interest, September 13, 2021. An interview with Valerio Alfonso Bruno on the rise of the Italian far-right parties the Brothers of Italy and the League. Full text.

Burley, Shane. “The Israeli Far Right. A Q&A with Scholar Cas Mudde.” Political Research Associates, July 19, 2021. An interview with Cas Mudde, author of The Far Right Today (2019) and, with Sivan Hirsch-Hoefler, The Israeli Settler Movement (2020). Full text.

Cuda, Heidi Siegmund. “End Game: Why the Council for National Policy’s Machine is a Threat to US Democracy in 2022.” Byline Times, 2 July 2021. An interview with Anne Nelson, author of Shadow Network: Media Money and the Secret Hub of the Radical Right. Mentions Steve Bannon (Trump’s former Chief Strategist); Kellyanne Conway (Trump’s former adviser); the Council for National Policy (CNP) (formed in 1981); Ted Cruz; Betsy DeVos (Trump’s former education secretary); Adolf Hitler; The NRA; the Reagan administration; the Susan B. Anthony List; Paul S. Teller (Ted Cruz’s Chief of Staff); and Donald Trump. Full text.

DeVega, Chauncey. “Investigative reporter David Neiwert: Rittenhouse verdict a ‘green light for right-wing extremists.’” Salon, November 30, 2021. Full text.

DeVega, Chauncey. “Terrorism expert Sara Kamali on Jan. 6, white nationalism and the rise of ‘Vanilla ISIS.'” Salon, August 2, 2021. An interview with Sara Kamali, author of the new book Homegrown Hate: Why White Nationalists and Militant Islamists Are Waging War against the United States. Full text and here.

“Interview: Margaret Huang on Confronting the History of Anti-Asian Hate and White Supremacy in the United States and Abroad.” Georgetown Journal of International Affairs (GJIA) 22.2 (Fall 2021): 162-166. Excerpt.

Kapur, Sahil. “’This isn’t the final chapter’: Analyst warns, again, about rise of right-wing extremists.” NBC News, Jan. 13, 2021. An interview with Daryl Johnson, a former senior Homeland Security intelligence analyst and author of Hateland. Full text.

Lubarda, Balša. “The CARR Interview Series.” Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right Blog, April 5, 2021. An interview with Bàrbara Molas, CARR’s Head of Publishing and former Head of Doctoral Fellows. Full text.

Lubarda, Balša. “The CARR Interview Series: Sabine Volk.” Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right Blog, September 30, 2021. With guest Sabine Volk. Full text.

Martínez, Tomás Francisco. “Interview: Federico Finchelstein On The Modern Rise Of Fascism.” Rantt, June 17, 2021. Full text and here.

Masciotra, David. “Could genocide really happen here Leading scholar says America is on ‘high alert.’” Salon, July 11, 2021. An interview with Alexander Laban Hinton, author of It Can Happen Here: White Power and the Rising Threat of Genocide in the U.S. Full text.

Mudde, Cas, and Iris Beau Segers. “The Dutch election – Far right side characters in the ‘Mark Rutte show.’” “RightNow!” blog, C-REX – Center for Research on Extremism, Mar. 22, 2021. “RightNow! Editor Iris Beau Segers interviews Professor Cas Mudde about the most striking outcomes of the election, and what this might mean for the radical right and the state of liberal democracy in the Netherlands.” Full text.

“Right Wing Populism in Europe: The New Normal – Ideas on Europe.” Ideas on Europe (UACES) – EU!Radio, 19 November 2021. An interview with Daniele Albertazzi. Podcast. Transcript and here.

Rijlaarsdam, Alicia. “Right-wing extremism and the importance of history education in deradicalisation processes: An interview with Michel Letteboer.” EuroClio, March 23, 2021. Full text and here.

Savage, Luke. “Conspiracist Thinking Is the Result of 40 Years of Social Atomization.” Jacobin, September 27, 2021. An interview with George Monbiot. Full text.

Tarico, Valerie. “How Christian nationalism invents a mythical history about America’s founders.” Alternet, July 12, 2021. An interview with Katherine Stewart, author of The Power Worshippers: Inside the Dangerous Rise of Religious Nationalism. Full text.

“Terrorist exploitation of online gaming platforms.” Spotlight on Emerging Threats (RAN Practitioners) (September 2021): 22-25. An interview with Ross Frenett, founder of Moonshot CVE and co-leader of the RAN Practitioners ‘Communications and Narratives’ Working Group. Full text.

NEWS ACCOUNTS

Abbasi, Hyder. “What’s behind far-right trend of using 3D tech to make guns?” Al Jazeera, 31 July 2021. Full text.

“The act of Vox in Vallecas, a pattern followed by other ultra formations in Europe.” Latest Breaking News, Apr. 8, 2021. Full text. A translation of Laura Cruz and Javier Biosca Azcoiti, “El acto de Vox en Vallecas, un patrón seguido por otras formaciones ultras de Europa,” elDiario.es, 8 de abril de 2021, full text.

Aguirre, Doris. “They investigate 14 members of the extremist group La Resistencia.” Archyde, September 18, 2021. On an investigation of Juan Muñico Gonzales and his pro-Fujimori organization La Resistencia, announced by the Peruvian Minister of the Interior Juan Carrasco Millones. Full text. A translation of Aguirre, “Investigan a 14 integrantes del grupo extremista La Resistencia,” La República, 18 de setiembre 2021. Full text.

Ahmad, Zahra. “Unchecked national security won’t stop America’s long-standing domestic terrorism threat.” mlive.com, Feb 21, 2021. Full text.

Ahmed, Nafeez. “New Government Counter-Extremism Chief’s Ties to Pro-Donald Trump Hate Groups.” Byline Times, 13 April 2021. On the appointment of Robin Simcox as the Lead Commissioner for the Government’s Commission for Countering Extremism (CCE). Mentions Steve Bannon (far-right ideologue, former Trump campaign chief, and former Breitbart News editor); Breitbart News; Anders Behring Breivik (terrorist who killed 77 people in Norway in 2011); the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) (American anti-immigrant hate group); The Clarion Project; Steven Emerson (anti-Muslim conspiracy theorist); Frontpage magazine (far-right publication of David Horowitz); Katharine Gorka (senior Trump administration official and a contributor to Breitbart News with a history of promoting discredited far-right anti-Muslim conspiracy theories); Sebastian Gorka (former top Trump counter-terrorism advisor); the ‘Great Replacement’ conspiracy theory (the idea that ‘native’ white populations are being ‘replaced’ by non-white immigrants); the Heritage Foundation (right-wing think-tank in Washington, D.C., which had close ties to the Donald Trump administration); Holocaust denial; David Horowitz (anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant and anti-black activist); Investigative Project on Terrorism (IPT) (Steven Emerson’s organisation); Zuhdi Jasser (anti-Muslim conspiracy theorist and advisory board member of The Clarion Project); and Lorenzo Vidino (American academic and proponent of the Great Replacement conspiracy theory). Full text.

Ahmed, Nafeez. “Special Investigation. ‘Mind Boggling’– US Experts Speak Out Against Appointment of New UK Government Counter-Extremism Chief.” Byline Times, 13 April 2021. On Robin Simcox, the new Lead Commissioner for the UK Government’s Commission for Countering Extremism (CCE). Mentions Virginia Abernathy (The Occidental Quarterly’s editorial board member); the American Free Press (conspiracy-oriented anti-Semitic newspape); Steve Bannon (former Breitbart News editor); Breitbart News; Anders Behring Breivik (convicted far-right terrorist who killed 77 people in 2011); Willis Carto (anti-Semite and Holocaust denier and American Free Press founder); the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) (far-right Washington, D.C., think-tank founded by John Tanton in 1985); The Clarion Project (anti-Muslim hate group); Steven Emerson (Islamophobic head of IPT) ; Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) (organisation founded by John Tanton); Jon Feere (CIS legal analyst); ‘Fjordman’ (pseudonym of Peder Are Nøstvold Jensen) (Norwegian ‘Great Replacement’ theorist); John Friend (white supremacist Holocaust denier and radio show host); FrontPage magazine (David Horowitz’s far-right publication); Frank Gaffney (anti-Muslim conspiracy theorist); the Gates of Vienna blog (far-right anti-Muslim conspiracy blog); Katharine Gorka (former Breitbart News contributor and former senior policy advisor in Trump’s Department of Homeland Security with a track record of anti-Muslim animus); Sebastian Gorka (former top Trump counterterrorism advisor); the‘Great Replacement’ conspiracy theory (the view that ‘native’ white populations are being replaced by non-white immigrants); Henry Jackson Society (think tank); the Heritage Foundation (right-wing think-tank in Washington, D.C., which had close ties to the Trump administration); Holocaust denial; David Horowitz (anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant and anti-black activist); Investigative Project on Terrorism (IPT) (Steven Emerson’s anti-Muslim organisation); Jihad Watch (far-right anti-Muslim conspiracy blog run by Robert Spencer); Raheem Kassam (former editor of Breitbart London); Mark Krikorian (CIS executive director); Wayne Lutton (gay-bashing white supremacist and TSC editor); Kevin MacDonald (prominent anti-Semite who believes Jews are genetically driven to destroy Western societies); The Occidental Quarterly (anti-Semitic journal); “passive eugenics”; the Pioneer Fund (a neo-Nazi eugenics foundation founded in 1937 to support research into “white intellectual superiority” and “race betterment”); Rense.com (virulently anti-Semitic website); William Regnery (founder of The Occidental Quarterly); Jason Richwine (discredited ‘race scientist’ and CIS researcher who believes that Hispanic immigrants have lower IQs than “native whites”); Shari’ah Law’ (alleged vehicle for a covert Islamist strategy to subvert American society); The Social Contract (TSC) (Tanton’s racist journal); Robert Spencer (Jihad Watch editor); John Tanton (eugenicist and white supremacist); Donald Trump; VDARE (alt-right platform known for its support for white nationalism and scientific racism); and Lorenzo Vidino (American academic with direct ties to far-right hate groups in the US who advocates the racist ‘Great Replacement’ conspiracy theory). Full text.

Alexander, Inigo. “’Politics of fear’: Madrid’s migrant voters mobilise to fight the rise of the far-right.” The New Arab, 20 May 2021. Full text.

Allam, Hannah, and Ellen Nakashima. “Biden’s domestic terrorism strategy details unprecedented focus on homegrown threats.” The Washington Post, June 15, 2021. Full text.

Alter, Alexandra. “How ‘The Turner Diaries’ Incites White Supremacists.” The New York Times, Jan. 12, 2021. Full text.

“’Anti-immigrant’ Finns Party election adverts removed from Helsinki streets.” Yle Uutiset, 7 June 2021. Full text.

“Australia – Far-Right Terrorism Investigations Jump By 750% In Just 18 Months.” Far Right Watch, Oct. 8, 2021. Full text.

“Australia lists neo-Nazi Sonnenkrieg Division as terrorists.” The Wilton Bulletin, March 22, 2021. On the neo-Nazi group Sonnenkrieg Division, also known as SKD, designated by the Australian government on Monday to be a terrorist organization, and the only right-wing outfit on the list. Full text.

Ayad, Moustafa. “Trump’s Favorite Dictator Fueling New Pro-Hitler Movement.” The Daily Beast, Aug. 11, 2021. On a Nazi movement in Egypt, built upon President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s brand of repressive hyper-nationalism, which is active on Telegram channels, as well as Facebook pages and profiles. Full text.

Barnett, Kyle. “Norway remembers July 22 attacks 10 years ago that killed 77.” UPI.com, July 22, 2021. Full text.

“Bath Man Found Guilty of Encouraging Extreme Right Wing Terrorism.” Counter Terrorism Policing, 11 June 2021. On Andrew Dymock, convicted of all 15 offences with which he was charged. Full text.

Bedingfield, Will. “How the Far Right Exploded on Steam and Discord.” Wired, Aug. 12, 2021. Full text.

Beever, Susie. “Warning over ‘gathering clouds’ of far-right extremism following Covid-19 pandemic.” Yorkshire Post, 22 March 2021. Full text.

“Ben John: Right-wing extremist gets suspended jail sentence.” BBC News, 31 August 2021. On Ben John, from Lincoln, convicted of having a copy of The Anarchist Cookbook on a computer hard drive, who has been given a suspended jail sentence. Full text.

Bennhold, Katrin. “Germany Places Far-Right AfD Party Under Surveillance for Extremism.” The New York Times, March 3, 2021. On the right-wing party Alternative for Germany AfD. Full text.

Bennhold, Katrin. “Germany’s Far Right Is Nowhere in the Election. But It’s ‘Here to Stay.’” The New York Times, Sept. 22, 2021. On the far-right Alternative for Germany party, or AfD, whose popularity has slipped since the last elections, but which looks likely to stay in Parliament. Full text.

Bennhold, Katrin, and Michael Schwirtz. “Capitol Riot Puts Spotlight on ‘Apocalyptically Minded’ Global Far Right.” The New York Times, Jan. 24, 2021. Full text.

Bensinger, Ken, Jessica Garrison, Jeremy Singer-Vine, and Salvador Hernandez. “The Oath Keepers Are Facing New Membership And Money Issues Following The Capitol Riot.” BuzzFeed News, May 7, 2021. Full text.

Besser, Linton, and Roscoe Whalan. “Neo-Nazi groups banned in Canada and Europe set sights on Australia.” ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation), March 27, 2021. On Combat 18 (proscribed by Canada in 2019 and Germany in 2020), Blood and Honour (proscribed by Canada in 2019), Generation Identity (proscribed by France in 2021) and the Proud Boys (proscribed by Canada 2021). Mentions Sonnenkrieg Division, or SKD, the first neo-Nazi group to be so designated in Australia. Full text.

Binder, Matt. “QAnon believers go undercover to spread conspiracies online…and it’s working.” Mashable, May 17, 2021. Mentions the America First Political Action Conference (AFPAC) (white nationalist event); anti-vaccine conspiracy; anti-vaxxers; the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021; COVID-19 conspiracy; “Cue Anon” (new name adopted by followers of the QAnon conspiracy in order to evade social network algorithms); 8kun (website where Q dropped their messages to QAnon’s followers after moving from 4chan in 2017); Michael Flynn (right-wing personality who promoted the QAnon conspiracy); 4chan (site of the first conspiratorial pro-Trump messages posted by the anonymous Q); Nick Fuentes (AFPAC event leader); Sydney Powell (right-wing personality who promoted the QAnon conspiracy); QAnon: An Invitation to the Great Awakening (the most popular book about the movement by believers); the QAnon conspiracy (the belief that former President Trump is secretly waging a battle against a global cabal of Satanic baby-eating sex traffickers primarily made up of the Democratic Party and Hollywood elite); “Save Our Children” (QAnon movement under the guise of a protest movement that was against trafficking children); “17” (a reference to “Q” as the seventeenth letter in the alphabet); Telegram (alternative platform); Jim Watkins (8kun owner); and Ron Watkins (Jim Watkins’s son and the 8kun administrator). Full text.

Binder, Matt. “TikTok’s algorithm is sending users down a far-right extremist rabbit hole.” Mashable, March 28, 2021. On QAnon, Patriot Party, Oath Keepers, and Three Percenters, far right wing movements which are all banned on TikTok, but which are promoted by accounts pushed by TikTok’s recommendations algorithm. Full text.

Boyle, Louise. “The rising threat of eco-fascism: Far right co-opting environmentalism to justify anti-immigration and anti-Semitic views.” The Independent, 21 March 2021. Full text.

Bradley, Jane, and Michael Schwirtz. “U.K. Far Right, Lifted by Trump, Now Turns to Russia.” The New York Times, April 23, 2021. Mentions Stephen Bannon (Donald J. Trump’s former adviser); Brexit; Britain First (British far-right group); the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021; Tucker Carlson (Fox News’s top prime-time host); Ted Cruz (Texas Senator); Jim Dowson (a far-right activist who previously ran fund-raising for several British groups); Andrew Edge (former senior figure in the English Defence League and Britain First); the English Defence League (one of Britain’s most notorious nationalist groups); the Gatestone Institute; Paul Golding (Britain First’s leader); Sebastian Gorka (former White House adviser); Paul Gosar (Republican representative of Arizona); Infowars; Alex Jones (the host of Infowars); Rebekah and Robert Mercer (prominent Trump backers and donors to the Gatestone Institute); the Middle East Forum (right-wing Philadelphia-based research institute and donor to Tommy Robinson’s legal defense fund); the Oath Keepers (American extremist group); Daniel Pipes (president of the Middle East Forum); the Proud Boys (American extremist group); Vladimir V. Putin (Russian president); Rebel Media (right-wing Canadian media outlet); Tommy Robinson (alias of Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) (British far-right activist and anti-Islam agitator and founder of the English Defence League); Nina Rosenwald (wealthy right-wing donor to the Middle East Forum); Robert Shillman (a wealthy Trump supporter and a Middle East Forum donor); Enrique Tarrio (the Proud Boys leader); Donald J. Trump (former US President); Donald Trump Jr.; and Anne Marie Waters (far-right politician). Full text.

Brennan, David. “Anders Breivik Attack Survivors Warn His Manifesto Is Still Doing Harm 10 Years On.” Newsweek, Aug. 19, 2021. On the “22 July 2011 at Ten: Commemoration and Commitment” conference in Bergen. Full text.

Brennan, David. “Big Tech’s Extremism Fight Could Kick Hornet’s Nest of the Populist Right.” Newsweek, Aug. 23, 2021. On the “22 July 2011 at Ten: Commemoration and Commitment” event in Bergen, Norway. Full text and here and here and here.

Brennan, David. “Police Prepare for Another Hot Summer of Violent Street Clashes as U.S. Reopens.” Newsweek, April 1, 2021. Mentions Antifa (a broad umbrella anti-fascist ideology with a decentralized network of local organizations); the “deep state”; Mike Lindell (Trump ally and MyPillow CEO); the Qanon conspiracy theory (theory that Trump is at war with a shadowy cabal of international, devil-worshiping pedophile cannibals); Kyle Rittenhouse (teen shooter who killed two people and wounded another in a confrontation between protest groups in Kenosha, Wisconsin); Donald Trump; Western Chauvinist Telegram group (Proud Boys-affiliated far-right group); “White Lives Matter” marches; and Gretchen Whitmer (Michigan governor intended victim of a plot by a far-right group to kidnap and kill her). Full text.

Burke, David. “The right-wing QAnon anti-vaccine cult has arrived in Ireland. They, and elements of Ireland’s extreme right, are threatening to reverse gains made by the lockdown. QAnon is a con. Here is the ABC-Q why.” Village Magazine, 1 March 2021. Full text.

Cain, Sian. “Julie Burchill fires new publisher identified as a white nationalist.” The Guardian, 17 Mar. 2021. On Tabatha Stirling, the sole director of Stirling Publishing and a supporter of the UK white nationalist group Patriotic Alternative. Mentions anti-Islam; anti-LGBT; ethno-nationalism; the JQ (an abbreviation often used by white nationalists and neo-Nazis to refer to “the Jewish question”); Enoch Powell; Tommy Robinson; and Telegram (messaging app). Full text.

Carrell, Severin. “‘You are a racist’: Sturgeon clashes with ex-Britain First deputy.” The Guardian, 6 May 2021. On a confrontation between Scotland’s first minister Nicola Sturgeon and former Britain First deputy leader Jayda Fransen outside a Glasgow polling station. Full text.

Cendrowicz, Leo. “Newspaper criticised for publishing far-right leader’s white supremacist remarks.” inews.co.uk, June 1, 2021. On remarks by Tom Van Grieken, leader of the extreme anti-immigrant party Vlaams Belang (VB), quoted in Belgian newspaper De Tijd. Full text.

Chabria, Anita. “QAnon now pushes alarming conspiracy myths targeting China and Jewish people.” Los Angeles Times, March 23, 2021. Full text.

Chevillard, Thibaut. “At the OAS trial, the radical journey of the members of the small group.” Teller Report, 21 Sept. 2021. On the trial of six former members of the ultra-right group Organisation des armées sociales (OAS) for terrorist criminal association, which began Tuesday in Paris. Full text. A translation of Thibaut Chevillard, “Procès de l’OAS : La progressive dérive xénophobe et nationaliste des accusés,” 20 Minutes, 21 Sept. 2021. Full text.

Chrisafis, Angelique. “French far right’s new face: the meteoric rise of Éric Zemmour.” The Guardian, 8 Oct. 2021. On far-right French TV pundit, whose latest book, La France N’a Pas Dit Son Dernier Mot (France Hasn’t Had Its Last Word), claims that immigration and Islam will destroy the country and warns of a “war of races.” Full text.

Chrisafis, Angelique. “French soldiers to face military court over letter warning of ‘civil war.’” The Guardian, 29 Apr. 2021. On an open letter of 21 April, published by rightwing magazine Valeurs Actuelles and signed by at least 18 soldiers as well as a number of retired military figures which calls for ‘protection of civilisational values.’ Full text.

Clark, Byron. “The Radical Right In Gumboots.” Newsroom, September 1, 2021. Mentions Advance New Zealand (the political project of Jami Lee Ross and Billy Te Kahika); Agricultural Action Group (AAG) (organisation founded by Robert Wilson, Fred Roberts, and Heather Meri Pennycook which is targeting rural New Zealanders with conspiracy theories); Kelvyn Alp (Counterspin Media host); Steve Bannon (former Trump adviser); Cliven Bundy (US cattle rancher heavily influenced by sovereign citizen ideas); Counterspin Media (New Zealand-based talk show that streams on GTV); Covid-19 vaccine conspiracy theory (the claim that the vaccine is being used to commit genocide); Sue Grey (leader of the Outdoors Party and a prominent anti-vaccine and anti-5G activist); GTV (network founded by Steve Bannon and Guo Wengui); Guo Wengui (billionaire Chinese dissident); Alex Jones (conspiracy theorist broadcaster); Heather Meri Pennycook (AAG co-founder); the Public Party (Billy Te Kahika’s party and one of the complement parties of Advance New Zealand); Fred Roberts (AAG co-founder); Jami Lee Ross (former National Party MP); the Sovereign Citizen movement (a movement whose adherents believe they should decide which laws to obey and which to ignore, and who don’t believe they should have to pay taxes); Billy Te Kahika (conspiracy theorist); United Nations’ Agenda 21 conspiracy theory (the theory that the UN is leading a shadowy global cabal dictating to the New Zealand Government); Voices for Freedom (New Zealand anti-vaccine group); and Robert Wilson (AAG co-founder). Full text.

Clarke-Ezzidio, Harry. “Revealed: Bristol academic under investigation for alleged anti-Semitism received £400k of public funds.” New Statesman, 1 July 2021. On David Miller, a professor who accused Jewish student societies of being “directed by Israel.” Full text.

Coleman, Alistair. “Covid lockdown: Why Magna Carta won’t exempt you from the rules.” BBC News, 6 March 2021. On Article 61 of the Magna Carta, held up by extreme right-wing and anti-establishment circles as “the one true law” and seen as justification for rebellion against legal and political “elites.” Full text.

Connolly, Kate. “German society ‘brutalised’ as far-right crimes hit record levels.” The Guardian, 4 May 2021. Mentions the Alternative für Deutschland party; the Hanau far-right extremist gunman who killed nine young people with an immigrant background in 2020; Walter Lübcke (a pro-refugee Christian Democrat politician who was murdered by a far-right extremist in 2019); Alexander Horst M (codename NSU 2.0) (accused of being responsible for more than 100 anti-foreigner death threats); National Socialist Underground (far-right terror cell which between 2000 and 2007 murdered 10 people, nine of whom had an immigrant background); QAnon, the US far-right conspiracy group; and the “Querdenker” or “lateral thinker” movement (Qanon-linked movement that has driven demonstrations against coronavirus restrictions). Full text.

“Convicted terrorist sentenced.” Lincolnshire Police, 31 Aug. 2021. On the sentencing of Ben John, who was found guilty of one count of having in his possession a record of information likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism under Section 58 of the Terrorism Act by a jury on 12 August. Full text.

“Counter Terrorism Policing North East: Four People Charged with Terrorism Offences.” Counter Terrorism Policing, 14 May 2021. On charges brought against Daniel Wright, Liam Hall, Stacey Salmon, and Samuel Whibley. Full text.

Crowcroft, Orlando. “Has the AfD’s Nazi rhetoric doomed it to electoral oblivion?” Euronews, 20 Sept. 2021. Full text.

Culliford, Elizabeth. “Facebook and tech giants to target attacker manifestos, far-right militias in database.” Reuters, July 26, 2021. Full text.

Daalder, Marc. “Spies: Covid-19 ‘grievances’ could motivate terror attack.” Newsroom, August 18, 2021. On a New Zealand government threat assessment document completed in February but not released until August which focused on identity-motivated violent extremists (IMVE) – those who use terrorism and violence to promote their own identity or attack others – in contrast to threat assessments produced prior to March 15 which focused exclusively on Islamist extremism. Full text.

Daniels, Nicole. “Lesson of the Day: ‘Capitol Riot Puts Spotlight on “Apocalyptically Minded” Global Far Right.’” The New York Times, Jan. 28, 2021. A student lesson centering around the featured article “Capitol Riot Puts Spotlight on ‘Apocalyptically Minded’ Global Far Right,” by Katrin Bennhold and Michael Schwirtz. Full text.

Davies, Caroline. “UK judge orders rightwing extremist to read classic literature or face prison.” The Guardian, 1 Sept. 2021. On the sentencing of Ben John, a former student at De Montfort University in Leicester who downloaded almost 70,000 white supremacist documents and bomb-making instructions, and who was convicted for possessing information likely to be useful for preparing an act of terror. Mentions Adolf Hitler and the Lincolnshire Fascist Underground. Full text.

De Simone, Daniel. “UK bans fifth neo-Nazi group under terror laws.” BBC News, July 12, 2021. On The Base, An American neo-Nazi group which is led from Russia. Full text.

Dearden, Lizzie. “Atomwaffen Division: UK to ban US-based neo-Nazi group as terrorist organisation.” The Independent, April 19, 2021. On the expected proscription of Atomwaffen Division and the National Socialist Order as its alias later this week. Mentions “accelerationism” (a philosophy that promotes the use of violence to overthrow the US government and trigger a race war, ultimately resulting in a new society based on white supremacy, antisemitism and virulent anti-LGBT+ beliefs); the Atomwaffen Division (a US-based “accelerationist” white supremacist group formed in 2015 and supposedly disbanded in March 2020 which has links to British terrorist groups including National Action and Sonnenkrieg Division); Blaze Bernstein (gay and Jewish 19-year-old murdered by an Atomwaffen Division member); Gab (social network); Iron March (fascist online forum that went offline in 2017); National Socialist Order (a successor group to Atomwaffen Division); the Order of Nine Angles (O9A) (a neo-Nazi Satanist group that influenced Atomwaffen Division and other neo-Nazi organisations); and Sonnenkrieg Division (UK affiliate of Atomwaffen Division). Full text.

Dearden, Lizzie. “Neo-Nazi group targeting children as young as 14 during coronavirus lockdown.” The Independent, 21 March 2021. On National Partisan Movement (NPM), an international neo-Nazi group which runs online channels targeting British teenagers as young as 14 for recruitment during the coronavirus lockdown. Mentions Atomwaffen Division (violent neo-Nazi group); Anders Breivik (2011 Norway attacker); Adolf Hitler; and Brenton Tarrant (Christchurch gunman). Full text.

Dearden, Lizzie. “Neo-Nazi who posed in Maga hat convicted of terror offences.” The Independent, 23 March 2021. On Nicholas Brock, 53, who was found guilty of three counts of possessing documents useful to a terrorist, including The Anarchists’ Cookbook. Full text.

Dearden, Lizzie. “Teenage neo-Nazi jailed for planning terror attacks in Britain.” The Independent, 20 Oct. 2021. On Matthew Cronjager, 18, the UK leader of Exiled 393, who was convicted of preparing acts of terrorism and disseminating terrorist publications and jailed for more than 11 years. Mentions the British Hand (extremist group); “Bull” (the international leader of Exiled 393); Exiled 393 (internet-based neo-Nazi organisation); and Telegram (encrypted messaging app). Full text.

Dettmer, Jamie. “EU Officials Unnerved by Strength of Italy’s Radical Right.” Voice of America, June 3, 2021. Full text. Revised as Kathleen E. Jensen, “EU Officials Annoyed By The Force Of The Italian Radical Right,” I Friesland, June 3, 2021. Full text.

Dilanian, Ken. “DHS launches warning system to find domestic terrorism threats on public social media.” NBC News, May 10, 2021. Full text.

DiManno, Rosie. “Civil trial begins over deadly 2017 Charlottesville rally, which jolted U.S. awake to an existential threat festering online.” Toronto Star, Oct. 27, 2021. Full text.

Doherty, Ben, and Caitlin Cassidy. “Melbourne descends into chaos as police arrest 62 and fire rubber pellets at anti-lockdown protesters.” The Guardian, 21 Sept. 2021. Full text.

Dombey, Daniel. “Isabel Díaz Ayuso: the Spanish right’s saviour.” The Financial Times, May 7, 2021. Full text.

Duxbury, Charlie. “Sweden’s far right takes a step closer to power.” POLITICO, March 25, 2021. On Jimmie Åkesson, leader of the far-right Sweden Democrats (SD). Full text.

Edmondson, Catie. “Far-Right Extremist Finds an Ally in an Arizona Congressman.” The New York Times, July 5, 2021. On Representative Paul Gosar’s association with the white nationalist Nick Fuentes. Full text.

“Faces of the Radical Right: from Nazi Occultism and UK Racist Heathenism to Street Movements.” Announcement of a Virtual Panel Discussion on Wednesday 14 July, 5.00-6.00PM, to support the launch of our new MA in Terrorism, Security and Radical Right Extremism in September, in association with The Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right (CARR). Richmond, The American International University in London, June 25, 2021. Full text.

“’Fascist’ teenager from Essex had 3D-printed gun plan.” BBC News, 24 August 2021. On Matthew Cronjager, 18, who pleaded not guilty to disseminating terrorist publications through “a library” on the encrypted messaging app Telegram. Full text.

Fiedler, Tom. “Cawthorn joins firebrand GOP colleagues on far-right media.” Asheville Watchdog, February 11, 2021. Full text.

Fingas, J. “Homeland Security may use companies to find extremism on social media.” Engadget, August 15, 2021. Homeland Security is looking at hiring outside partners to analyze social networks for signs of impending terrorism and other extremist violence. Full text.

Fingas, J. “Homeland Security’s warning system combs social media for terrorist threats.” Engadget, May 10, 2021. Full text.

“Finnish NMR activist Samuli Matilainen accused of murdering another member – pleaded insanity in court.” Varis, 13 March 2021. Mentions Finnish Independence Day (December 6, which for the last few years has been a day of neo-Nazi torch parades and anti-fascist counter demonstrations); Genocide Wolves (a neo-Nazi band); Toni Hakulinen (key activist in the NRM local group in Pirkanmaa and the singer in Genocide Wolves); Samuli Matilainen (an activist in the NRM Helsinki group, accused of murdering NRM Pirkanmaa activist Toni Hakulinen); and Nordic Resistance Movement (NRM) (pan-Nordic neo-Nazi organization, outlawed in Finland in October 2020). Full text.

“1st Referral Action Day Against Right-Wing Terrorist Online Propaganda.” Europol, 28 May 2021. On 27 May 2021, the 1st Referral Action Day against right-wing terrorist online propaganda was coordinated by the European Union Internet Referral Unit at Europol’s headquarters in The Hague. The Action Day was joined by a total of 28 international partners. Full text.

“Former Atomwaffen Division Leader Sentenced for Swatting Conspiracy.” USAO-EDVA | Department of Justice, May 4, 2021. On John Cameron Denton, a former leader of the Atomwaffen Division in Texas who was sentenced to 41 months in prison for his role in a conspiracy that conducted multiple swatting events. Full text.

“Former University Student Jailed for Terrorism Offense.” Counter Terrorism Policing, 24 May 2021. On Oliver Bel, jailed on 21 May 2021 for two years after being found guilty of possession of documents or records likely to be useful to a person preparing, or committing, an act of terrorism (section 58 of the Terrorism Act 2000). Full text.

Gabbatt, Adam. “Close to home: how US far-right terror flourished in post-9/11 focus on Islam.” The Guardian, 6 Sept. 2021. Full text.

“Gale Unveils New Archive on Far-Right Groups in America.” PR Newswire News Releases, June 23, 2021. Full text.

Gallagher, Ian. “Revealed: The secret army of 200 weapons-obsessed anti-vaxx ex-soldiers called ‘Veterans 4 Freedom’ plotting attacks on vaccine centres and chaos on Britain’s streets.” The Mail on Sunday, 28 August 2021. On Veterans 4 Freedom (V4F), a self-styled paramilitary group made up of 16 operational ‘cells’ across Britain. Full text.

Gardham, Duncan. “Man convicted of terrorism offences after being found with ‘advice on how to kill and how to maim.’” Sky News, 23 March 2021. On Nicholas Brock, found guilty of terrorism offences after downloading a bomb-making manual and guides to knife fighting. Mentions the “al Qaeda manual”; Combat 18 (British neo-Nazi group); the confederate flag; Hail Combat 18 (video); the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) (American white supremacist group); “Make America Great Again” cap; Mein Kampf (Hitler); National Action (a proscribed right-wing terrorist group); the National Front; Enoch Powell; swastika flag; Brenton Tarrant (shooter of 51 people at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, in March 2019); Totenkopf skull and cross bones (symbol adopted by the Nazi SS and used by Combat 18); and Donald Trump. Full text.

Gardner, Frank. “New database launched to counter extremism.” BBC News, 16 Oct. 2021. On the database of EMAN (Extremist Monitoring Analysis Network), which currently holds around 150 entries, including 10 Jewish Extremists, nine Christian fundamentalists, six White Supremacists, and three Hindutva Nationalists. Full text.

Geonzon, Jasmine, and Madeleine Davison. “In discussions on the US southern border, right-wing media and fringe platforms share similar narratives.” Media Matters for America, September 28, 2021. Full text.

Geranios, Nicholas K. “Northern Idaho’s anti-government streak hampers COVID fight.” ABC News, September 12, 2021. Full text.

German, Jeff. “Emerging extremists bring new concerns for law enforcement.” Las Vegas Review-Journal, February 21, 2021. Full text.

“German cashier shooting linked to Covid-19 conspiracies.” BBC News, 22 Sept. 2021. On Mario N, an 49-year-old German alleged to be a far-right supporter and Covid-denier who was arrested on suspicion of shooting dead a petrol station worker who refused to serve him while he was not wearing a mask. Full text.

“German court suspends surveillance of far-right AfD, for now.” Deutsche Welle (DW), 5 March 2021. Full text.

“German Minister: Due to the pandemic, the radical right is getting stronger.” NewsLine, June 15, 2021. Quoting comments made by Interior Minister Horst Seehofer when introducing a report from the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution. Full text.

“German shock at neo-Nazi burial in empty Jewish grave.” BBC News, Oct 13, 2021. On the burial of Henry Hafenmayer, a Holocaust denier and blogger linked to several neo-Nazi groups, in the vacant burial plot of a Jewish music professor in Germany. Mentions “End of the Lie” (Henry Hafenmayer’s anti-Semitic blog); the iron cross (Nazi-era symbol); and Horst Mahler (a neo-Nazi who has spent years in jail for racist incitement and who was one of the mourners). Full text.

“German soldier and relatives arrested over far-right extremism, hoarding weapons.” The Times of Israel, 1 March 2021. Full text and here.

“Germany: Far-right suspects accused of plotting attacks on Muslims.” Deutsche Welle (DW), 13 April 2021. On the trial of eleven suspected members and one suspected supporter of the far-right group Group S, accused of founding a “terrorist organization” in September 2019 and led by Werner S. and Tony E. Full text.

“Germany: Intelligence agency labels Pegida ‘anti-constitutional.’” Deutsche Welle (DW), May 7, 2021. Full text.

Gettys, Travis. “The radical right John Birch Society is back: 1960s segregationist group hopes to make a comeback using school mask mandates.” Raw Story, October 11, 2021. Full text.

Giuffrida, Angela. “Calls to ban neofascist groups after violence at Rome Covid pass protests.” The Guardian, 11 Oct. 2021. On the arrest of demonstrators, including Roberto Fiore, the founder of Forza Nuova, in connection to violent protests against Covid-19 vaccine passes in Rome. Mentions the British National party (far-right group); Giuliano Castellino (Forza Nuova leader); Forza Nuova (far-right party founded in 1997); and Benito Mussolini (fascist dictator). Full text.

Glenza, Jessica. “‘It shakes you to your core’: the anti-abortion extremists gaining ground on the right.” The Guardian, 6 July 2021. Mentions John Brockhoeft (anti-abortion activist convicted of firebombing a Cincinnati, Ohio, abortion clinic and planning an attack on another in Florida); Defy Tyrants (extreme anti-abortion group); The Doctrine of Lesser Magistrates: A Proper Resistance to Tyranny and a Repudiation of Unlimited Obedience to Civil Government (2013 text by Matt Trewhella); Jeff Durbin (Arizona-based pastor and anti-abortion leader); Operation Save America (OSA) (extreme anti-abortion group); Matt Shea (former Washington state representative); Jason Storms (OSA leader in Arizona); Matt Trewhella (one of the leaders of Defy Tyrants); and Donald Trump. Full text.

Glenza, Jessica. “‘Radicalized’ anti-abortion movement poses increased threat, US warned.” The Guardian, 8 July 2021. Mentions insurrection of 6 January; Operation Rescue; Operation Save America; Matt Trewhella (Defy Tyrants leader); Donald Trump; and white supremacy. Full text.

Glenza, Jessica, and Sam Levine. “US anti-abortion groups shift focus to voting restrictions.” The Guardian, 9 Apr. 2021. Mentions the American Principles Project (conservative group traditionally focused on restricting trans participation in sports); Marjorie Dannenfelser (president of Susan B Anthony List); the Family Research Council; FreedomWorks (conservative group that helped spread the Tea Party movement); the Heritage Foundation (influential conservative group that has long backed voting restrictions); Cleta Mitchell (leader of a FreedomWorks initiative); Tony Perkins (leader of the Family Research Council); Janet Porter (Ohio-based anti-abortion extremist); the Susan B Anthony List (conservative group traditionally focused on restricting abortion access); and Donald Trump. Full text.

Glover, Scott. “To some, she’s a patriot. To others, a domestic terrorist. How the memory of a woman killed in the Capitol riot got so politicized.” CNN, 18 June 2021. On parallels between the rhetoric surrounding Ashli Babbitt’s death and that of Vicki Weaver, whose death at the hands of an FBI sniper during a standoff with federal agents at Ruby Ridge, Idaho, in 1992 became a rallying cry and recruiting tool on the far right and helped inspire Oklahoma City bombers Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols. Full text.

“Government to ban white supremacist group in the UK.” Home Office, 19 April 2021. On action taken by the Home Secretary to proscribe Atomwaffen Division and list its alias, National Socialist Order. Full text.

Green, Jordan. “Jail, capitulation and farcical legal dodges: Where are the Unite the Right organizers now?” Raw Story, October 7, 2021. On the upcoming federal civil trial brought by survivors of the violence meted out by white supremacists at the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Va. in August 2017. Mentions Daniel Patrick Borden (member of a mob that beat a Black man in a parking garage during Unite the Right); Christopher Cantwell (neo-Nazi who helped organize the Unite the Right rally); Burt Collucci (the new leader of the National Socialist Movement); Nathan Damigo (Identity Evropa founder and a defendant in the upcoming civil suit); El Paso domestic terrorism attack; James A. Fields Jr. (murderer of Heather Heyer); Matthew Heimbach (Traditionalist Worker Party leader and a defendant in the upcoming civil suit); Michael Hill (League of the South president and a defendant in the upcoming civil suit); Identity Evropa; Integrity First for America (IFA) (a nonprofit supporting the lawsuit against the Unite the Right organizers); Augustus Sol Invictus (defendant in the upcoming civil suit); the January 6th attack on the US Capitol ; Jason Kessler (attempted to revive Unite the Right with a one-year anniversary rally in Washington DC the following year); Ku Klux Klan; League of the South (one of the groups which anchored the Nationalist Front coalition and one of the constituent organizations in Unite the Right); National Justice Party (group which enshrines antisemitism and the false claim that white people are being deliberately replaced); the National Socialist Movement (one of the groups which anchored the Nationalist Front coalition and a defendant in the upcoming civil suit); Matt Parrott (Traditionalist Worker Party spokesman and a defendant in the upcoming civil suit); Mike Peinovich (a podcaster who promoted white supremacy through The Right Stuff and who helped found the National Justice Party and a defendant in the upcoming civil suit; Pittsburgh domestic terrorism attack; Kyle Rittenhouse (Kenosha, Wis. killer); Jeff Schoep (former National Socialist Movement leader); Richard Spencer (figurehead of the alt-right movement and a defendant in the upcoming civil suit); James Stern (Black community activist who gained control of the National Socialist Movement); Tyler Tenbrink (neo-Nazi who was prosecuted for firing a gun during Spencer’s appearance at the University of Florida in October 2017); Traditionalist Worker Party (one of the groups which anchored the Nationalist Front coalition and a defendant in the upcoming civil suit; Donald Trump; Michael Tubbs (Michael Hill’s chief of staff and a defendant in the upcoming civil suit); the United Klans of America (defeated party in a 1987 lawsuit filed by the Southern Poverty Law Center on behalf of the mother of a lynched man); “White Lives Matter” rally in Shelbyville, Tenn.; and white supremacy. Full text.

Green, Jordan. “The Kerrville Nazi who threatened to shoot up Walmart started a martyrdom cult — and fantasized about a nuclear holocaust.” Raw Story, June 4, 2021. Mentions Devon Arthurs (Atomwaffen member who murdered two roommates and fellow members of Atomwaffen in 2017); Coleman Thomas Blevins (pseudonym: Korb HeiligerAtomkrieg) (28-year-old white supremacist and founder of InJekt Division who threatened to shoot up a Walmart last week); “clerical fascism”; Patrick Crusius (the El Paso shooter who killed 23 people at Walmart in August 2019); “Echo Chamber” podcast; Julius Evola (fascist philosopher whose book Revolt Against the Modern World is recommended on the InJekt Division channel); Feuerkrieg Division (Estonia-based white supremacist group); “the 14 words” (shorthand for white supremacy); Adolf Hitler; InJekt Division (a martyrdom cult founded in February 2021); Iron March; the Jan. 6 insurrection; National Partisan Movement (neo-Nazi group); “Panther” (15-year-old National Partisan Movement leader); “saint” (term used by internet Nazis to celebrate white supremacists like Anders Breivik and Dylann Roof who have committed mass murder); Rodger Sanchez (“Echo Chamber” podcast host); Brenton Tarrant (the Australian man who live-streamed his massacre of 51 Muslim worshipers at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand in March 2019); Telegram; “There is no political solution”; Donald Trump; Johann von Leers (Nazi propagandist who later converted to Islam); and Colton Williams (longtime American fascist and mentor to National Partisan Movement who was previously involved with the now-defunct Traditionalist Worker Party). Full text.

Greenberg, Andy. “Far-Right Platform Gab Has Been Hacked—Including Private Data.” WIRED, Feb. 28, 2021. Full text.

Greenberg, Zoe, and Dugan Arnett. “Rise of the Moors group arose from a growing, national sovereign citizen movement, experts say.” Boston Globe, July 7, 2021. Excerpt.

Grierson, Jamie. “Neo-Nazi groups use Instagram to recruit young people, warns Hope Not Hate.” The Guardian, 22 Mar. 2021. Full text.

Gutiérrez, Alejandro. “Hispanic Heritage Day: ‘Spaniards’, extreme right group.” US Post, October 12, 2021. Mentions Santiago Abascal (former president of la fundación Denaes and current Vox leader); Cataluña Suma por España (the Catalan Suma for Spain) (a unified ultra-conservative nationalist platform to support Spain); Democracia Nacional (DN) (National Democracy) (Spanish far-right political party); la fundación Denaes (para la Defensa de la Nación Española) (an ultra-conservative nationalist foundation); la Falange española; Partido Popular (the People’s Party) (Spanish right-wing party); and Vox (Spanish far-right party). Full text. A translation of Alejandro Gutiérrez, “Grupos de ultraderecha ‘españolistas’ hacen presencia en el día de la Hispanidad,” Proceso, 12 de octubre de 2021. Full text.

Hall, Richard. “Experts studied al-Qaeda and Isis for years, now they are turning their attention to extremists closer to home.” The Independent, 15 February 2021. Full text.

Halliday, Josh. “Tommy Robinson asked wealthy US backers to help him claim asylum.” The Guardian, 12 Apr. 2021. Mentions Lisa Barbounis (an executive for the Middle East Forum); Ted Cruz (Republican senator); Terry Giles (Houston-based businessman and friend of Cruz who previously ran the presidential campaign for Republican Ben Carson in 2015); Sebastian Gorka (former adviser to then president Donald Trump); Paul Gosar (Republican congressman); Ezra Levant (rightwing Canadian pundit); the Middle East Forum (MEF) (conservative US thinktank that donated towards Robinson’s legal fees and rallies); Daniel Pipes (director of the Middle East Forum); Tommy Robinson (real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) (British far-right activist and English Defence League founder); Donald Trump; and Ukip. Full text.

Harley, Nicky. “Far right still a growing threat five years after UK politician Jo Cox’s murder by neo-Nazi.” The National (Abu Dhabi), June 16, 2021. Full text.

Harwell, Drew, Hannah Allam, Jeremy B. Merrill, and Craig Timberg. “Fallout begins for far-right trolls who trusted Epik to keep their identities secret.” The Washington Post, Sept. 25, 2021. On the massive hack of Epik, an Internet-services company popular with the far right. Full text.

Harwell, Drew, Craig Timberg, and Hannah Allam. “Huge hack reveals embarrassing details of who’s behind Proud Boys and other far-right websites.” The Washington Post, September 21, 2021. On the hack of web services company Epik, which has hosted websites that promote QAnon theorists and other extremists. Mentions Ali Alexander (conservative political activist who played a key role in spreading false voter fraud claims about the 2020 presidential election); the Christchurch, New Zealand, gunman; the Christchurch gunman’s manifesto; Daily Stormer (neo-Nazi site); 8chan; Gab; the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol; Robert Monster (Epik founder); Parler; the Pittsburgh synagogue killer; ProLifeWhistleblower.com (Texas Right to Life website); the Proud Boys (far-right group which is known for violent street brawls and involvement in the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol and which was banned by Facebook in 2018 as a hate group); “Stop the Steal” (slogan for false voter fraud claims about the 2020 presidential election); and Texas Right to Life (anti-abortion group). Full text.

Hird, Alison. “Who is France’s far-right firebrand and presidential hopeful Eric Zemmour?” RFI, Oct. 1, 2021. On political pundit, journalist and writer Eric Zemmour, an unofficial candidate for the French presidency on an anti-immigration platform who has been twice convicted of hate speech. Full text.

Hume, Tim. ‘Blackpilled’ Gunman Kills 5 in UK’s Worst Mass Shooting in 11 Years.” VICE World News, August 13, 2021. On 22-year-old Jake Davison, who killed two women, two men, and a young girl in Plymouth. Full text.

Hume, Tim. “Far-Right Leader Turns Up at School Offering Cash to Students Who Refuse Vaccine.” VICE World News, September 7, 2021. On Hans Jørgen Lysglimt Johansen, the leader of the small, radical-right Alliansen (The Alliance) party. Full text.

Hume, Tim. “How the Far-Right Weaponised Memes.” VICE World News, August 6, 2021. Full text.

Hume, Tim. “Stash of Illegal Weapons Found on Suspected Far-Right German Soldier.” VICE World News, March 1, 2021. Full text.

Hume, Tim. “The Swastika Is Going To Be Banned in Parts of Australia.” VICE World News, September 2, 2021. The Australia state of Victoria will become the first in the country to ban the public display of the swastika and other Nazi symbols. Full text.

Hunter, Fergus, and Laura Chung. “NSW Police monitor 1000 on ‘terrorism continuum’ as neo-Nazi risk grows.” The Sydney Morning Herald, August 26, 2021. Deputy Commissioner David Hudson warned of a new phase of extreme right-wing ideology and a “proliferation of violent online sentiment” that could, without appropriate monitoring and intervention, lead to real-world violence. Full text.

Ihler, Bjorn. “High-level summit at the University of Bergen: Global counter-terrorism after 22 July.” The Khalifa Ihler Institute, August 20, 2021. On 22 July at Ten: An International Discussion Forum on Counteracting Extreme Right Terrorism, 25-27 August 2021. Full text.

Ingram, David. “YouTube reinstates channel devoted to exposing conservative extremism.” NBC News, June 28, 2021. On a channel run by Right Wing Watch, a project of People for the American Way, which catalogues some of the most extreme statements of prominent conservatives. Full text.

“Italy court blocks Bannon-linked plans for populist academy.” The Independent, 16 March 2021. Mentions Steve Bannon (former White House adviser); Raymond Burke (conservative American Cardinal); the Dignitatis Humanae Institute, or Human Dignity Institute (conservative think tank affiliated with Steve Bannon whose stated goal is to defend the Judeo-Christian foundations of Western civilization); Benjamin Harnwell (Dignitatis Humanae founder and president); Matteo Salvini (Italian right-wing leader); and Donald Trump. Full text.

Janes, William. “Oxford faces backlash over accepting multi-million pound Mosley donations.” Evening Standard, Nov. 7, 2021. On donations accepted by the University of Oxford and two of its colleges from a charitable trust set up by motor-racing tycoon Max Mosley for the inheritance he received from his father, Sir Oswald Mosley, leader of the British Union of Fascists. Full text.

Jimenez, Daniela. “Venezuelan Extreme Right Opposition Already with Candidates for 21N Regional Elections (G4).” Orinoco Tribune, August 20, 2021. On the coalition of opposition parties called G4, composed of AD (led by Henry Ramos Allup), Voluntad Popular, Primero Justicia, and Un Nuevo Tiempo. Full text.

Joyner, Chris. “‘Castrate, kill, remove voting rights’: Ex-Marine, Georgia deputy was in extremist cell, feds say.” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, June 26, 2021. On the arrests and guilty pleas of Cody Griggers, a former Marine and sheriff’s deputy in Wilkinson County, and Grey Zamudio on illegal weapons charges. Full text and here.

Kamp, Majlie de Puy, and Scott Glover. “Right-wing extremists and their supporters use Christian website to raise funds.” CNN, January 20, 2021. On the Christian-oriented website GiveSendGo.com. Full text.

Keeley, Graham. “Spain’s far right finds its voice once again.” The Independent, 23 Mar. 2021. Excerpt.

Kennedy, Dominic. “At the gym, in the hills, the far-right fight clubs where men train to make Britain white.” The Times, Oct. 9, 2021. Excerpt.

Kersley, Andrew. “Five Years After Jo Cox’s Death, Far-Right Violence Is a Growing Threat.” Tribune, June 16, 2021. Full text.

Kinetz, Erika. “Neo-Nazis are still on Facebook. And they’re making money.” AP News, Sept. 25, 2021. Mentions Aryan Brotherhood; Hammerskin (violent network); Thorsten Heise (prominent German neo-Nazi who has been convicted of incitement to hatred); Kampf der Nibelungen (Battle of the Nibelungs) (the premier martial arts group in Europe for right-wing extremists whose political goal is to fight against the “rotting” liberal democratic order); Denis Kapustin (also known as Denis Nikitin) (Russian neo-Nazi); Frank Kraemer (German right-wing extremist musician); National Socialism Today (a self-described “magazine by nationalists for nationalists”); OPOS Records (stands for “One People One Struggle”) (new far-right music merchandiser); Querdenken movement (German anti-lockdown movement); “Refugees not welcome” stickers; the Rise Above Movement (California white supremacist street fighting club); Robert Rundo (founder of the Rise Above Movement); Sonnenkreuz (Frank Kraemer’s online store which sells white nationalist and coronavirus conspiracy books); and the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. Full text.

Kinetz, Erika, and Lori Hinnant. “Far-right cryptocurrency follows ideology across borders.” ABC News, September 28, 2021. Mentions America First (Nick Fuentes’s livestream); the America First Foundation (Nick Fuentes’s political nonprofit); American Renaissance (U.S. far-right entity); Andrew Anglin (radical right provocateur and Daily Stormer founder); Andrew “Weev” Auernheimer (Anglin’s webmaster for the Daily Stormer); Laurent Bachelier (late French computer programmer who donated Bitcoins to 22 far-right entities); Bitchute (social media platform embraced by the far right); Counter-Currents (U.S.-based white nationalist publishing house); the Daily Stormer (radical right website); Democratie Participative (a racist, anti-Semitic, anti-LGBTQ website that was banned by French courts in 2018); 14.88 (an oblique reference to a 14-word white supremacist slogan and the phrase “Heil Hitler” because H is the eighth letter of the alphabet); Nick Fuentes (American white nationalist influencer who encouraged followers to lay siege to the U.S. Capitol); Gab (social media platform embraced by the far right); Génération Identitaire (recently banned French group); the Global Minority Initiative (self-described “prison relief charity” for American white nationalists); “How to Buy and Send Monero” (2021 guide by Andrew Anglin); the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol insurrection; the Ku Klux Klan (terrorist organization); Monero (a “privacy coin” designed to enhance anonymity by hiding data about users and transactions); Nordfront (NRM’s magazine); the Nordic Resistance Movement (NRM) (Scandinavian neo-Nazi movement banned in Finland); Marc Randazza (Anglin’s former lawyer); “Retard’s Guide to Using Bitcoin” (2020 guide by Andrew Anglin); Martin Saxlind (Nordfront editor); Jaz Searby (martial arts instructor who headed an Australian chapter of the Proud Boys); Thomas Sewell (Australian neo-Nazi); Richard Spencer (American white supremacist); Telegram; Donald Trump; the “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017; and WeAreChange (U.S. far-right entity). Full text and here and here and here and here and here and here and here.

Kingsley, Thomas. “Satanist linked to Wembley double killer is removed from Facebook and Instagram.” The Independent, 25 Oct. 2021. On E. A. Koetting, who follows a form of satanism called Left-Hand Path. Full text.

Knight, Ben. “Why young eastern German voters support the far-right AfD.” Deutsche Welle (DW), 11 June 2021. Full text.

Knowles, Tom. “Satanist who ‘inspired’ double murder shared tips on YouTube and Facebook.” The Times, October 20, 2021. On E.A. Koetting, an American black magician believed to have inspired the “sacrificial” murder of two sisters in a north London park. Excerpt.

Kotch, Alex. “ALEC Politicians Belong to Neo-Confederate Organization.” Exposed by CMD (The Center for Media and Democracy (CMD)), July 8, 2021. At least six state lawmakers affiliated with the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) were recently active members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV), a neo-Confederate network that puts up and defends monuments to the Confederacy. Full text.

Kranish, Michael. “The making of Madison Cawthorn: How falsehoods helped propel the career of a new pro-Trump star of the far right.” The Washington Post, February 27, 2021. Full text.

Kucharczyk, Mateusz. “Salvini gathers the ‘best’ illiberals in new EU Parliament group.” EURACTIV, May 31, 2021. Mentions European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) (the EU political group of PiS); the European People’s Party; Identity and Democracy (ID) (Salvini’s EU political group); Law and Justice (PiS) party (Poland’s ruling party); the League (Italian right-wing party); Viktor Orban (Hungarian Prime Minister); and Matteo Salvini (League leader). Full text.

Lally, Conor. “‘Irish far right fake news’ helps spur record number of racist incidents.” Irish Times, 23 Mar. 2021. Full text.

Lucas, Ryan. “4 Proud Boys Charged With Conspiracy Over Jan. 6 Capitol Riot.” NPR, March 19, 2021. Full text.

Lucas, Ryan. “New Evidence Points To Coordination Among Extremist Groups Ahead Of Capitol Riot.” NPR, March 24, 2021. On an allegation that Kelly Meggs, one of 10 alleged members or associates of the Oath Keepers charged with conspiring to interfere in Congress’ certification of the Electoral College vote count, claimed to be coordinating with the Proud Boys and Florida 3%ers, a far-right, self-styled militia, to form an “alliance” on Jan. 6. Full text.

Lyons, Kim. “Facebook disputes report that its AI can’t detect hate speech or violence consistently.” The Verge, Oct 17, 2021. Full text.

Mac, Ryan. “Despite A Ban, Facebook Continued To Label People As Interested In Militias For Advertisers.” BuzzFeed News, April 7, 2021. Full text.

Mac, Ryan, and Craig Silverman. “‘Mark Changed The Rules’: How Facebook Went Easy On Alex Jones And Other Right-Wing Figures.” BuzzFeed News, February 21, 2021. Full text.

MacFarquhar, Neil. “Far-Right Extremists Move From ‘Stop the Steal’ to Stop the Vaccine.” The New York Times, March 26, 2021. Mentions America’s Frontline Doctors (anti-vaccination organization); the anti-vaccination movement; the Boogaloo movement (a loose affiliation known for wanting to spark a second Civil War); Ammon Bundy (far-right activist); Michael Flynn (Trump ally); Simone Gold (anti-vaccination activist); David Icke (British serial conspiracy theorist); Sidney Powell (Trump ally); the Proud Boys; Qanon; Telegram social media platform; Donald J. Trump; vaccination conspiracy theory (the idea that what started with mask mandates will end with concentration camps run by FEMA for those who refuse vaccinations); and vaccination conspiracy theory (the idea that the vaccine is an instrument of depopulation). Full text.

MacFarquhar, Neil. “Far-Right Groups Are Splintering in Wake of the Capitol Riot.” The New York Times, March 1, 2021. Mentions the Base (violent white supremacist group); Patrick Casey (a leader of the Groyper Army); Barry G. Croft Jr. (a national leader of the Three Percenters and one of 14 charged with planning to kidnap the governor of Michigan); Nick Fuentes (a leader of the Groyper Army); the Groyper Army (a white nationalist organization focused on college campuses); Timothy McVeigh (Oklahoma City bomber); Rinaldo Nazzaro (founder the Base); the Oath Keepers (a paramilitary group that recruits veterans); the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995; the Proud Boys (a far-right fight club that claims to defend the values of Western civilization); Enrique Tarrio (Proud Boys leader); Telegram (encrypted messaging service); the Three Percenters (loosely allied coalition of paramilitary groups); and the Unite the White rally in Charlottesville, Va., in 2017. Full text.

Mack, Tom. “White supremacist sentenced to read Pride and Prejudice and other literary classics.” Leicestershire Live, 31 Aug. 2021. On Ben John, a young Nazi sympathizer who downloaded bomb-making instructions. Full text.

Mackenzie, Jean. “Belgium’s Van Ranst: Covid scientist targeted by a far-right sniper.” BBC News, June 4, 2021. On Prof Marc Van Ranst, Belgium’s leading virologist, who has been targeted by a far-right rogue soldier, Jürgen Conings, who has a vendetta for virologists and Covid lockdowns. Full text.

“Maidenhead far-right sympathiser guilty of terrorism offences.” BBC News, 23 March 2021. On Nicholas Brock, found guilty of possessing materials likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism. Full text.

Makuch, Ben. “The Far Right Is Celebrating the Taliban Takeover of Afghanistan.” VICE News, August 16, 2021. Full text.

Makuch, Ben. “Why Are So Many Marines Neo-Nazis?” VICE News, August 26, 2021. Full text.

Mallin, Alexander, and Luke Barr. “Domestic violent extremism ‘growing public safety and national security threat,’ DOJ says.” ABC News, February 26, 2021. Full text.

“Man Sentenced for Possession of Extreme Right Wing Terrorism Materials.” Counter Terrorism Policing, 27 May 2021. On Nicolas Brock, sentenced on 25 May 2021 to four years’ imprisonment and ordered to be on licence for one year following his conviction in March on three counts of possession of materials likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism, contrary to Section 58 of the Terrorism Act 2000. Full text.

Mann, Alex, and Kevin Nguyen. “The Base tapes.” Background Briefing – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation), 25 Mar. 2021. Mentions The Base (US-founded global white supremacist terror “accelerationist group” which believes violence is the only way to achieve its ends and which is “prepping” for a race war to hasten a societal collapse and establish a white ethno-state; listed in Canada as a terrorist organisation last month); 4Chan ( messaging forum); Pauline Hanson (One Nation leader); Adolf Hitler; the Lads Society (white nationalist group); Mein Kampf (Hitler); Rinaldo Nazzaro (alias “Roman Wolf” and “Norman Spear”) (The Base leader); One Nation; Brenton Tarrant (Australian man who shot and killed 51 people at a mosque in Christchurch); “There is no political solution” (accelerationist group slogan); “TMB” (Luke Austin Lane) (American Base member arrested for planning the murder of a married couple who were doxxing white supremacists); Richard Tobin (American Base member charged with hate crimes in the US for organising the vandalism of synagogues in Michigan and Wisconsin); Volkskrieger (chief recruiter for The Base in Australia); and Wire (encrypted messaging app). Full text. Podcast.

Martin, Nick R. “Advisor To Major Pro-Trump Group Runs Racist Newsletter.” Talking Points Memo and The Informant, July 12, 2021. On Turning Point USA advisory council member Henry P. “Rip” McIntosh IV. Mentions American Renaissance (AmRen) (white nationalist website); American Thinker (far-right website); Michele Bachmann (former Rep. (R-MN) and advisory council member of Turning Point USA); Ben Carson (former Housing and Urban Development Secretary); Crystal Clanton (racist and Kirk’s former second-in-command); Convention of States Action (a group that seeks to get states to hold a convention to rewrite the Constitution); Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX); “the Demographic Transformation” (conspiracy theory); David Duke (longtime neo-Nazi); Foster Friess (late GOP mega donor and advisory council member of Turning Point USA); Matt Gaetz (R-FL) (embattled Congressman); Rudy Giuliani (attorney); Shialee Grooman (racist who replaced Crystal Clanton); Sean Hannity (Fox News host); Adolf Hitler (Nazi leader); David Horowitz (anti-Muslim activist who has written disparagingly of Black Americans); Charlie Kirk (TPUSA head and co-founder); Mike Lindell (MyPillow founder); the Susan and Rip McIntosh Foundation; Candace Owens (Black conservative woman and former TPUSA communications director); Jeanine Pirro (Fox News host); Mike Pompeo (former Secretary of State); Richard Spencer (white nationalist); Donald J. Trump (former President); Donald Trump Jr. (the former president’s son); Turning Point Action (TPUSA’s campaign arm); Turning Point USA (TPUSA) (conservative youth organization with a stated goal to “win America’s culture war”); and the “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. Full text and here.

Martin, Nick R. “Congressman promotes Holocaust denial website.” The Informant, Oct. 7, 2021. On Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona. Mentions Andrew Anglin (neo-Nazi and editor of The Daily Stormer); Arthur Butz (prominent Holocaust denier); The Daily Stormer (neo-Nazi website); Daily Veracity (Vincent James Foxx’s white supremacist website); Vincent James Foxx (white nationalist and Holocaust denier); Nick Fuentes (white nationalist and Holocaust denier); the “Great Replacement” conspiracy theory (the white supremacist theory that white people are being systematically replaced by non-white immigrants); “groypers” (a group of young white nationalists); The Hoax of the Twentieth Century (1976 book by Arthur Butz); Michelle Malkin (far-right pundit); Ron Unz (former California businessman and Holocaust denier); and The Unz Review (website that routinely publishes the work of neo-Nazis, white nationalists, and Holocaust deniers, founded in 2013 by Ron Unz). Full text.

Massena, Florence. “How far-right polemicist Eric Zemmour became France’s new political obsession.” The New Arab, 14 October 2021. Mentions Cnews (right-wing news channel); the “Great Replacement” conspiracy theory (the racist conspiracy theory that immigrants are gradually replacing Europeans); Holocaust denial; Jean-Marie Le Pen (Marine Le Pen’s father who is openly supporting Zemmour); Marine Le Pen (extreme right-wing candidate from the National Rally (Rassemblement National)); and the National Rally (Rassemblement National) (a party inherited from Jean-Marie Le Pen’s National Front). Full text.

Mazzetti, Mark, and Adam Goldman. “They Seemed Like Democratic Activists. They Were Secretly Conservative Spies.” The New York Times, June 25, 2021. On an undercover spying operation by conservatives to infiltrate progressive groups, political campaigns and the offices of Democratic as well as moderate Republican elected officials during the 2020 election cycle. Mentions Glenn Beck (conservative commentator); Betsy DeVos (Trump’s education secretary); Foster Friess (wealthy investor, Project Veritas donor, and Republican primary candidate for Wyoming governor in 2018); Susan Gore (Wyoming heiress and founder of Wyoming Liberty Group who funded Richard Seddon and who has supported conservative and libertarian causes); Beau Maier (undercover operative and the nephew of Glenn Beck); Erik Prince (security contractor and the brother of Betsy DeVos); Project Veritas (conservative group with a history of using operatives with fake names to target liberal organizations and make secret recordings to embarrass them); Richard Seddon (former British spy connected to Erik Prince and a former Project Veritas employee); Donald Trump; Donald Trump Jr.; and the Wyoming Liberty Group (Cheyenne-based nonprofit that pushes libertarian and conservative causes). Full text.

McCrummen, Stephanie. “An American Kingdom.” The Washington Post, July 11, 2021. On Mercy Culture, a Fort Worth church that represents a growing nondenominational, openly political Christian movement which has become an engine of former president Donald Trump’s Republican Party and whose goal is to bring every facet of life under the authority of a biblical God. Full text.

McGowan, Michael. “Where ‘freedom’ meets the far right: the hate messages infiltrating Australian anti-lockdown protests.” The Guardian, 25 Mar. 2021. On Dominic D (Harrison McLean), leader of an anti-lockdown protest group on the messaging app Telegram. Mentions anti-vaccination; the Australian Proud Boys; Blair Cottrell (former United Patriots Front leader); the “great reset” (rightwing one-world-government conspiracy theory); Adolf Hitler; the JQ (common shorthand among white supremacists for the “Jewish Question”); Gavin McInnes (Canadian-British far-right activist and Vice magazine co-founder and Proud Boys founder); the NWO agenda (antisemitic conspiracy theory about a new world order); one world government (antisemitic conspiracy theory); “the Overton Window” (a term that describes the range of political ideas or policies considered acceptable by mainstream society); Pinochet; Proud Boys (far-right group founded by Gavin McInnes in 2016); Qanon (conspiracy-minded group); Kyle Rittenhouse (US gunman); Jarrad Searby (president of the Borderlands faction of the Proud Boys); Tom Sewell (neo-Nazi who last month was charged after an alleged assault of a Channel Nine security guard); Monica Smit (former reality TV contestant and founder of Reignite Democracy Australia); and Versace Cowboy (online alias for the Proud Boys’s Victorian president). Full text.

McKenzie, Nick, and Joel Tozer. “Far-right extremists still downloading Christchurch massacre footage.” The Age, August 19, 2021. Full text.

McKenzie, Nick, and Joel Tozer. “Inside Racism HQ: How home-grown neo-Nazis are plotting a white revolution.” The Sydney Morning Herald, August 16, 2021. Mentions The Base; Tyrel Cameron (NSN core member); the Christchurch terror attack in 2019; Combat 18 (ultra-violent and secretive international neo-Nazi terror group which instructs members to prepare for a coming race war); ‘the coming race war’; Blair Cottrell (United Patriots Front leader); Troy Crockett (NSN core member); Michael Edwards (NSN member); European Australia Movement (NSN spin-off); Finks (violent outlaw motorcycle gang); James Greig (Combat 18 affiliate); Joel Hawthorne (former member of The Lads Society); Jacob Hersant (the NSN’s propaganda man); David Hiscox (NSN core member); Adolf Hitler; Bradley Ingram (NSN member, “white band” member and construction worker); The Lads Society (defunct neo-Nazi group); James Lawrence (Combat 18 member); Ryan Ulf Lindfors-Beswick (veteran neo-Nazi, NSN member, and associate of the Finks); Dean Lynch (NSN core member); Brendan Maher (NSN core member); Mein Kampf (book by Adolf Hitler); Alexander Rud Mills (one of Australia’s first well-known neo-Nazis); Rhys Morrison (NSN member); the National Socialist Network (NSN) (Australia’s largest white supremacist group, launched in February 2020); Daniel (Danny) Newman (Australian member of Combat 18 and NSN member); Vinnie O’Neill (NSN member); Operation Werewolf (Australian neo-Nazi group); Order15 (neo-Nazi group); Patrick O’Sullivan (Combat 18 member); Damien Pearce (Combat 18 member); the Proud Boys; Jarrod Searby (NSN martial arts trainer and former Proud Boys Australian chapter leader); Tom Sewell (former United Patriots Front member, co-founder of The Lads Society, and self-appointed NSN leader); Society of Western Australian Nationalists; Brenton Tarrant (Australian terrorist mass murderer); Telegram (encrypted messenger app); Daniel Todisco (neo-Nazi, NSN member, and Crown Resorts security guard); United Patriots Front (defunct neo-Nazi group); the US Capitol riots in Washington DC in January; and Steve Zoumis (NSN member). Full text.

McKenzie, Nick, and Joel Tozer. “‘We do not need to wait for a Christchurch’: Grampians cross burning spurs call for action.” The Sydney Morning Herald, January 28, 2021. Mentions Antipodean Resistance (right-wing group); the Christchurch terror attack; cross-burning (a ritual usually associated with the Ku Klux Klan); the European Australian Movement (new neo-Nazi group); Philip Galea (lone-wolf extremist on the fringe of Melbourne far-right groups who was jailed for 12 years for planning a terrorist attack); Adolf Hitler; the Lads Society (right-wing group); National Socialist Network (far-right extremist group); the Proud Boys (far-right group); Tom Sewell (ex-Australian army soldier and Lads Society leader); and “white power.” Full text.

McKenzie, Nick, Jason Wilson, Joel Tozer, and Heather McNeill. “US neo-Nazi group recruits young Australians, secret recordings reveal.” The Sydney Morning Herald, March 26, 2021. On violent American white supremacist group The Base. Mentions “accelerationist” theory (Base-supported effort to hasten the collapse of American liberal democracy into civil war, and bring about a white ethnostate); David Donis (SWAN leader); Grant Ful

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