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Populism Research Unit-Ideology Research Unit- Mini Conference: Populism & Ideologies in Times of Crisis

The Mini Conference: Populism and Ideologies in Times of Crisis, organized jointly by both the Populism (PRU) and Ideology (IRU) Research Units at The Centre for Analysis of the Radical…

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Populism Research Unit-Ideology Research Unit- Mini Conference

Populism & Ideologies in Times of Crisis 3-4 (Thursday-Friday) June 2021Online: Via ZOOMTime: 10:00am-1pm (CET) The world is currently undergoing a profound political, economic, health, and environmental crisis. The ‘crisis’…

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Call for Papers: CARR’s 2nd Annual Conference May 13-15, 2020 – Studying “The Radical Right Globally”

Last year the Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right (CARR) held its first annual conference from May 15-17 2019 at the Richmond Campus of the American University, London. We…

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Democratic Deficits and Social Ramifications: Research on the NSU Court Case from the Viewpoint of Joint Plaintiff-Lawyers

In summer 2018, one of Germany’s longest radical right trials will come to an end. As almost all of the defence lawyers now have given their pleas, the trial of…

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Prevent – The UK Government’s Countering Violent Extremism Programme

This Podcast interview with Sean Arbuthnot and William Baldet by DryCleanerCast on “Prevent”- the UK government’s Countering Violent Extremism programme – May 28, 2018. Speakers: Mr Sean Arbuthnot is a…

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Neo-Nazi “Broadband terrorism” in the UK

CARR Director – Prof. Matthew Feldman presents: A decade after David Copeland: Neo-Nazi ‘broadband terrorism’ in the UK. April 18, 2018 • University of Leicester, UK The threat posed by…

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Populism Research Unit-Ideology Research Unit- Mini Conference: Populism & Ideologies in Times of Crisis

Populism Research Unit-Ideology Research Unit- Mini Conference

Call for Papers: CARR’s 2nd Annual Conference May 13-15, 2020 – Studying “The Radical Right Globally”

Democratic Deficits and Social Ramifications: Research on the NSU Court Case from the Viewpoint of Joint Plaintiff-Lawyers

Prevent – The UK Government’s Countering Violent Extremism Programme

Neo-Nazi “Broadband terrorism” in the UK

What’s Next For Street-Based Manifestations Of The Radical Right In The UK?

In Poland, public funding is given to those threatening liberal democracy

5 Years After The Munich Shooting: Why It Should Be Remembered As Right-Wing Terrorism

How January 6 Echoed Past Right-Wing Coup Attempts In The Western World

What links organised crime with the radical right?