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nativism

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Societal pessimism, restorative nostalgia, and re-evaluating responses to populism

  • Callum Downes
  • December 17, 2020
Introduction Contemporary radical-right groups and their leaders are often considered responsible for advancing nativist, authoritarian, and populist discourse in society. Whereas nativism and authoritarianism are considered fundamental values that any…
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Remove or defend Kebab? Radical right, music of the Yugoslav wars, and the perils of simplifying narratives

  • Balsa Lubarda
  • December 2, 2020
“Karadžiću, vodi Srbe svoje vodi Srbe svojeee…” sang Tomas joyfully as we were entering the bus in a working-class suburb of Bratislava. A member of radical right’s Kotlebists – The…
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Review of Eirikur Bergmann, Neo-Nationalism: The Rise of Nativist Populism (Springer, 2020), 235pp.

  • Andreas Önnerfors
  • November 20, 2020
Storytelling is an Icelandic virtue. For anyone needing to understand why we today witness the return of an aggressive exclusionary political ideology, professor Eirikur Bergmann’s book (Bifröst University, Iceland) is…
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Donald Trump: The Worst Kind of Populist

  • Hans-Georg Betz
  • November 3, 2020
Every year, the movers and shakers of our times come together for a few days in Davos, a swanky resort of literary fame in the Swiss Alps thanks to Thomas…
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Jekyll-and-Hyde: What Creates a Far-Right Supporter? Part 1.

  • Alan Waring
  • December 12, 2019
Much has been written about the development of the personalities and other psychological characteristics of Alt-Right/far-right leaders such as Donald Trump (e.g. authors in Cruz and Buser, 2017; Waring &…
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The Creepy Racist Network Behind Trump Aide Stephen Miller

  • Mark Potok
  • December 10, 2019
The White House aide’s emails frightened America, and rightly so. But the bigger story is a vast racist network that has shocking reach into the GOP. Even amid the impeachment…
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Icons of Radical Right-Wing Populism: Pat Buchanan, the Political Horse Whisperer

  • Hans-Georg Betz
  • September 2, 2019
Much has been written about Steve Bannon’s influence on the worldview and policies of Donald Trump.  Much less about the man who David Brooks, columnist for the New York Times,…
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Expertise in politics: boon or bane?

  • Valerio Alfonso Bruno
  • August 5, 2019
Populist radical right parties and their leaders openly despise expertise: they often parade their ignorance and inexperience by developing, in electoral terms, propaganda depicting them shoulder-to-shoulder with ordinary citizens (“the…
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Australia’s Own Brand of Radical Populism

  • Hans-Georg Betz
  • June 22, 2019
Unlike radical right-wing populism in Western Europe, Australia’s “Hansonism” is largely a one-woman show, almost completely dependent on Pauline Hanson’s personality and appeal. She has been called a “mischievous troublemaker,…
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When the wounded nation strikes back

  • Cathrine Thorleifsson
  • April 11, 2019
Many scholars and observers have noted that our historical moment is marked by an extraordinary populist nationalist conjuncture (Brubaker 2017). Across European contexts and beyond, radical right parties have obtained…
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