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Religion and the Radical Right
2018Religion is on the rise again in the West and specifically “secular” Europe, mostly due to the influx of new religions via migration, new political conflicts, and the growing (re)assertion of the Christian heritage among domestic actors. This chapter discusses the extent to which religions provide an ideological component of the radical right, what ...
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Mainstreaming the Radical Right
2016Radical right parties are on the rise. The once despised pariahs of the political world now emerge as policy makers in governing coalitions across Europe: from the volatile democracies of Eastern Europe to the well-established Nordic welfare states. Despite an impressive collection of theoretical and empirical studies explaining the rise of the radical
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The Right Men: How Masculinity Explains the Radical Right Gender Gap
Political Studies, 2022Elizabeth Morrow
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The centre-right versus the radical right: the role of migration issues and economic grievances
Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 2022Markus Wagner +2 more
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Still blurry? Economic salience, position and voting for radical right parties in Western Europe
European Journal of Political Research, 2020Jonathan Polk, Jan Rovný
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Encounters with the Contemporary Radical Right
Foreign Affairs, 1993Sara Diamond +2 more
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The threat of social decline: income inequality and radical right support
Journal of European Public Policy, 2021David Weisstanner, Sarah Engler
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Working class economic insecurity and voting for radical right and radical left parties
Social Science Research, 2023Marcel Lubbers +2 more
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