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10 Years on from 22 July: Norway follows Denmark´s lead on Anti-Immigration

Introduction 10 years after 77 innocent people were killed in an extreme right terror attacks Norway still needs politicans to tackle hate speech and implement concrete action to prevent future…

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Attacks on academic freedom escalate in France and Denmark

According to French anthropologist Didier Fassin, there is a “reactionary wind blowing over France”, affecting the country’s political and intellectual life, and distracting the public from major economic and societal…

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Freedom of Research in the Age of Populism (Part 2: The Danish Case)

An analogous reactionary wind is blowing over Denmark. A few days ago (June 6, 2021) the Danish broadsheet Politiken published an open letter to the Social Democratic Minister of Research…

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Disastrous result for the radical right Danish People’s Party in latest elections

Introduction The radical right has been an integrated part of the Danish party system since the 1970s and has been allowed to set the agenda especially on immigration. The mainstream…

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From radical right to neo-nationalist: Danish party politics, 1973-2011 (Sarah Valdez & Maureen A. Eger )

Abstract This research note provides a case study illustrating cross-national trends reported in recent research on the radical right. Using party manifesto data, we examine Denmark from 1973-2011 and find that…

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From radical right to neo-nationalist: A research note on the Danish case

In a recently published article in European Political Science, my colleague Sarah Valdez and I show that nationalism not only increasingly characterizes contemporary radical right parties but also increasingly distinguishes…

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