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2007
Abstract An analysis of the extreme right must discuss whether the object we are dealing with is really an “extreme right” or a variety of “anti-system” opposition parties (depending on the period and the system), protest parties, conservative authoritarian parties, truly fascist parties in the interwar years, and finally, so called “neo
Juan J Linz +2 more
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Abstract An analysis of the extreme right must discuss whether the object we are dealing with is really an “extreme right” or a variety of “anti-system” opposition parties (depending on the period and the system), protest parties, conservative authoritarian parties, truly fascist parties in the interwar years, and finally, so called “neo
Juan J Linz +2 more
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Extreme right and anti-extreme right media in Flanders
2010This contribution looks at extreme right and anti - extreme right media in Flanders, the Dutch speaking North of Belgium. Because the success of the Flemish Vlaams Belang (Flemish Interest, VB) far exceeds that of the extreme right in the French-speaking South of the country and because the French-speaking and Dutch-speaking public sphere are quite ...
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2002
This chapter aims at surveying the current terminology of the “extreme/radical/populist right parties,” stipulating criteria for the identification of such parties as a “party family” with its internal differiations, and underlining a set of hypotheses on these parties’ development with particular emphasis on the “political factors” and the general ...
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This chapter aims at surveying the current terminology of the “extreme/radical/populist right parties,” stipulating criteria for the identification of such parties as a “party family” with its internal differiations, and underlining a set of hypotheses on these parties’ development with particular emphasis on the “political factors” and the general ...
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2019
Abstract Chapter 7 turns to the interviewees’ phase of membership within the movement. For the majority of the interviewees, membership satisfied their quest for significance, purpose and acceptance. Nonetheless, life on the fringes of society was not all pleasant.
Arie W. Kruglanski +2 more
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Abstract Chapter 7 turns to the interviewees’ phase of membership within the movement. For the majority of the interviewees, membership satisfied their quest for significance, purpose and acceptance. Nonetheless, life on the fringes of society was not all pleasant.
Arie W. Kruglanski +2 more
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The European extreme right and religious extremism
2013The ideology of the Extreme Right in Western Europe is rooted in Catholic fundamentalism and Counter-Revolutionary ideas. However, the Extreme Right, like all other political families, has had to adjust to an increasingly secular society. The old link between religion and the Extreme Right has thus been broken and in fact already was when Fascism ...
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2019
Abstract Chapter 6 examines what motivated the interviewees to join extreme right-wing groups and organizations. Analyses revealed that the most common soon-to-be-extremist was someone who was socially frustrated, although there were no consistent culprits responsible for their distress.
Arie W. Kruglanski +2 more
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Abstract Chapter 6 examines what motivated the interviewees to join extreme right-wing groups and organizations. Analyses revealed that the most common soon-to-be-extremist was someone who was socially frustrated, although there were no consistent culprits responsible for their distress.
Arie W. Kruglanski +2 more
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Theory & Psychology, 2006
In order to understand how and why extreme right parties and movements are more often put forward in the political sphere and taken up by the media, I address a social psychological perspective and consider the many processes at work in these phenomena.
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In order to understand how and why extreme right parties and movements are more often put forward in the political sphere and taken up by the media, I address a social psychological perspective and consider the many processes at work in these phenomena.
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Prehospital and Disaster Medicine
Introduction: Right-wing (RWX) and left-wing extremists (LWX) constitute ideologically motivated violent extremism (IMVE), a term used to describe what was previously known as “domestic terrorism”. Of most concern has been the rise of RWX.
George Braitberg +2 more
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Introduction: Right-wing (RWX) and left-wing extremists (LWX) constitute ideologically motivated violent extremism (IMVE), a term used to describe what was previously known as “domestic terrorism”. Of most concern has been the rise of RWX.
George Braitberg +2 more
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Thomas Carlyle: extreme right ferment
Études anglaises, 2013Résumé Thomas Carlyle demeure un grand nom des lettres anglaises, dont la réputation n’a guère été remise en question in Grande-Bretagne, bien qu’elle ait été écornée en Europe continentale et en Amérique. L’une des raisons à cela est sans doute que le Royaume-Uni est demeuré politiquement intact de la barbarie du XX e siècle, dont cet article soutient
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