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The contemporary radical right’s inclusion of socially liberal and progressive positions: Should we trust them?

  • Callum Downes
  • May 10, 2021
As of late, academic studies into the far right in Western society have acknowledged that some contemporary radical right (CRR) movements have abandoned the traditional values associated with the far…
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    Potential Lessons From Interwar Europe To Combat Fascism

    • Matthias Wasser
    • October 6, 2020
    Fascism appeared as a governing force in a particular period – the interwar one – and in a particular set of places – some countries, but not others. What many…
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      Totalitarianism in the twentieth century and beyond

      • Paul Jackson
      • August 30, 2019
      A key under-studied area for analysis is how contemporary extreme right movements can also be seen as totalitarian. Indeed, it is not difficult to find examples of such. According to…
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        Is the World Undergoing a Deep Populist Transition?

        • Aristotle Kallis
        • August 1, 2019
        The political momentum and social appeal of the current populist backlash illustrates the persistence of dark collective layers that the postwar transition was meant to have banished. In academia, we…
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          The Death of Liberalism Has Been Proclaimed Before

          • Henry Mead
          • July 17, 2019
          The current wave of populism calls to mind the mood of the early 20th century when liberal values in England saw a “strange death.” Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent designation…
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            The Death of Liberalism, Academic Freedom, and Authoritarian Politics

            • Roland Clark
            • July 4, 2019
            In the same week that Russia’s Vladimir Putin declared Western Liberalism was “obsolete”, Hungary’s Viktor Orbán has consolidated his control over the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. The end of a…
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              The Anti-Democratic Faces of Modernism – Part Two

              • Henry Mead
              • October 5, 2018
              GUILD SOCIALISM AND ‘POST-LIBERALISM’ Eliot and Pound of course have been attacked for their bad politics; both were close to Hulme, and Hulme and Pound were deeply involved in the…
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                The Anti-Democratic Faces of Modernism – Part One

                • Henry Mead
                • October 4, 2018
                As Ronald Bush has pointed out, accounts of the ‘ideological alignment between the oppositional practices of imagism, “anti-democratic” forms of “individualism,” and anarchism’, may ‘[miss] a beat… by not considering…
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