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Assessing Violence Risk among Far-Right Extremists: A New Role for Natural Language Processing. [PDF]
Terror Political ViolenceEbner J, Kavanagh C, Whitehouse H.
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Neo-Fascism: A Footnote to the Fascist Epoch?
, 2020 This essay responds to Roger Griffin’s recent call that we should not ‘close the file on neo-fascism or treat it as a footnote to the fascist epoch’. It takes Roger Griffin’s original conceptualisation of neo-fascism in The Nature of Fascism (1991) as ‘offering something new with respect to inter-war phenomena’ as its point of departure. When and where
Nigel Copsey
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Words and actions: Italianultrasand neo-fascism [PDF]
Social Identities, 2008 Over the past two decades the link – perceived and actual – between political extremism and football fans has been the subject of academic, political, and policing debate. It is not rare to witness manifestations of intolerance and ideological statements referring to regional, national and international issues at football stadia.
Alberto Testa
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The soundtrack of neo-fascism: youth and music in the National Front
Patterns of Prejudice, 2013ABSTRACTShaffer examines youth involvement in the National Front and the development of neo-fascist music as a conduit for its ideas. Using rare publications and interviews with National Front members, he argues that youth had a profound impact on post-war British fascism by influencing fascist ideology and tactics.
Ryan Shaffer
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2012
The term neo-fascism defines primarily those political and ideological groups and parties that operated after 1945, especially in Europe, and which were directly inspired by the experience of the inter-war fascist and Nazi regimes in Germany, Italy, and other European countries.
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The term neo-fascism defines primarily those political and ideological groups and parties that operated after 1945, especially in Europe, and which were directly inspired by the experience of the inter-war fascist and Nazi regimes in Germany, Italy, and other European countries.
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Abstract Amid rising right-wing extremism, the European Parliament has warned of its dangers, notably in its 2019 and 2024 sessions on violent right-wing extremism and the resurgence of neo-fascism in Europe. The 2024 European elections, where far-right parties won a quarter of the seats, underscore the growing influence of neo ...
Antonio Reyes
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Antonio Reyes
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The future of globalisation: neo-fascism or the Green New Deal
Race and Class, 2019Global capitalism is visibly showing up unacceptable inequalities and social contradictions. Three camps have emerged in the ruling class in response to over-accumulation, poverty, middle-class stagnation and environmental crisis: inclusive capitalism; militarised accumulation; the Green New Deal.
Jerry Harris
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