About the CARR Research Insight Series
The CARR Research Insight series features the latest research on the radical right from CARR Fellows and guest contributions from scholars whose work is underrepresented. The aim is to provide scholars with a venue to present their work at an early stage, with the goal of such research to be published in an academic journal. The series publishes open-access, double-blind peer-reviewed manuscripts to present their research to a wide audience. CARR Research Insights provide a venue for practitioners and researchers — ranging from those in early career stages to senior researchers — to share knowledge with a network of practitioners, policy makers, and scholars. We encourage readers of CARR Research Insights to comment and provide feedback using the contact details below.
Series Editors: Hans-Georg Betz & Bharath Ganesh
Advisory Board: Maureen Eger, Aristotle Kallis, Megan Squire, and Ruth Wodak
Submissions should not be more than 8000 words (excluding bibliography). Please use hyperlinks for webpages, and Author-Date in text citations (e.g. Betz, 1994, 55). Submissions should be sent as a word document to insight@radicalrightanalysis.com. Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis.
Website: www.radicalrightanalysis.com
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Betz, H.G. (2022) “Collateral Damage: Eric Zemmour’s Failed Bid for the French Presidency”
CARR Research Insight 2022.6. London, UK: Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right.
Xidias, J. (2021) “From Franco to Vox: Historical Memory and the Far Right in Spain”
CARR Research Insight 2021.5. London, UK: Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right.
Xidias, J. (2020). “Vox: The Revival of the Far Right in Spain”.
CARR Research Insight 2020.4. London, UK: Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right.
CARR Research Insight 2020.3. London, UK: Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right.
CARR Research Insight 2020.2. London, UK: Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right.
Potok, M. (2020). “Two Americas: The Radical Right, Then and Now”.
CARR Research Insight 2020.1. London, UK: Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right.