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White melancholy in Sweden: a fertile ground for the rise of the radical right?

  • Andreas Önnerfors
  • January 21, 2021
A review of Vit melankoli – en analys av en nation i kris [‘White melancholy: an analysis of a nation in crisis’], Catrin Lundström and Tobias Hübinette, (Makadam: Stockholm, 2020),…
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    Explaining Electoral Support for the Far-Right Sweden Democrats (2016–2017)

    • James Downes
    • December 16, 2020
    Drawing on public opinion data from 2016–2017, Dr James F. Downes and graduate Jeremy Lok examine the ‘rise’ in support for the Sweden Democrats, in the context of the refugee…
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      Review of Sverigedemokraterna och nazismen [”The Sweden Democrats and Nazism”] by Maria Robsahm (2020)

      • Andreas Önnerfors
      • April 20, 2020
      For some decades now, it has been a tradition that Swedish parties have chosen a flower for their logo. In 2006, Sverigedemokraterna (SD, Sweden Democrats) changed their party symbol from…
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        Sweden heading towards ‘academic freedom’ as battlefield of the radical right

        • Andreas Önnerfors
        • January 21, 2020
        What appeared as a harmless series of lectures for journalism students, soon turned out to be one of the first Swedish cases of the issue of ‘academic freedom’ as a…
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          ’Spöknippet’: the chilling continuities of fascist imagination in the Swedish Radical Right

          • Andreas Önnerfors
          • July 24, 2019
          Four facets of the Fascist label in the Swedish context The use of the term ‘fascism’ or ‘neo-fascism’ in the context of the Swedish radical right and its parliamentary arm,…
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            Why We Shouldn’t Call the Far Right an Unpopular Minority

            • Julian Göppfarth
            • September 15, 2018
            Framing far-right populist parties as just an unpopular minority downplays the actual impact the rise of far-right populism has already had on European societies. Images of violent far-right groups marching…
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              Does Sweden’s mainstream have to talk to the Sweden Democrats?

              • Mette Wiggen
              • September 12, 2018
              With the media on their side, the SD has managed to persuade many unionised women in the health service that it is the only party for them. Does the mainstream…
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              Sweden, Radical Right, Xenophobia
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                The Far-Right Sweden Democrats Are Selling Dystopia To Voters…And It’s Working

                • Cathrine Thorleifsson
                • September 9, 2018
                Ahead of the September 9 elections, the violent imaginaries of this radical right party with white supremacist roots are taking hold. The populist radical right Sweden Democrats are heading for yet another…
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                Sweden, Radical Right, Xenophobia
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                  As Sweden Sees More Immigration, The Far Right Sees Opportunity

                  • Maureen Eger
                  • July 23, 2018
                  Given increasing immigration to Europe, an important question is whether objective immigration increases the popularity of radical right parties. This question is especially relevant in Sweden, the country that accepted…
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