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populism

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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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What Happens To Radical Right-Wing Populism After Trump?

  • Hans-Georg Betz
  • December 14, 2020
On November 3, Donald Trump lost. Not as bigly as his detractors hoped and expected, but bigly enough to bury any chance that he would be allowed to play president…
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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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Research Suggests Globalization Doesn’t Drive Nationalism

  • Maureen Eger
  • November 10, 2020
According to the backlash hypothesis, it is globalization that has fueled the resurgence of nationalism and electoral gains by the radical right. This explanation of contemporary politics is relatively uncontroversial.…
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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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Right Rising Podcast (Season One, Episode Three): Understanding Populism During COVID-19

  • William Allchorn
  • September 29, 2020
ABOUT THIS EPISODE Guest Dr. James Downes joins Right Rising to give us an overview of populism – as an ideology and a political party. Along with host Augusta Dell’Omo,…
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Authoritarian Populism, Emancipatory Populism: The Italian Constitutional Referendum

  • Alessio Scopelliti
  • September 26, 2020
The crisis of democracy is rising across Western countries because liberal societies have failed to deliver democracy’s most important pillars that it promised: legitimacy, representation, and sovereignty. Recent literature states…
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Right Rising Podcast (Season One, Episode Two): What Exactly is the “Radical Right”?

  • William Allchorn
  • September 17, 2020
ABOUT THIS EPISODE Guest Dr. Eviane Leidig joins Right Rising to break down some key terms used by scholars when talking about the “radical right.” Along with host Augusta Dell’Omo,…
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The ‘silent majority’: populist cliché or warning?

  • Aristotle Kallis
  • September 11, 2020
In the run-up to the EU referendum in Britain in June 2016, at a time when the Remain vote was apparently enjoying a modest but clear advantage, one of the…
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Right Rising Podcast (Season One, Episode One): Welcome to Right Rising

  • William Allchorn
  • September 2, 2020
ABOUT THIS EPISODE Guest Dr. Will Allchorn joins the inaugural episode of Right Rising to introduce the podcast and its producer – the Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right…
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