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National Populism and Religion: The Case of Fratelli d’Italia and Vox

Religions
Religion has become increasingly important in the discourse and ideology of the ‘fourth wave’ of the populist radical right which began in 2000 in Europe.
Carmen Innerarity, Antonello Canzano Giansante   +1 more
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Radical Right Parties of Contemporary Sweden

Vestnik MGIMO-Universiteta, 2011
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E. G. Bolotnikova
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AM I RADICAL, RIGHT? THE RADICAL RIGHT FAMILY IDEOLOGICAL OUTLOOK AND RADICAL RIGHT ATTITUDE AMONG THE PUBLIC

, 2022
The emergence of Radical Right Parties (RRPs) has been one of the most studied European political phenomena in the last thirty years, producing a prolific flow of research on both the ideological outlook of the radical right party family and the characteristics of its voters.
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Introduction : The rise of the Nordic populist radical right

Despite being frequently portrayed as a consensual, egalitarian and progressive region of Europe, the Nordic region has been a fertile soil for right-wing populism. In fact, the rise and persistence of a new family of populist radical right (PRR) parties
Jupskås, Anders R.,, Jungar, Ann-Cathrine,   +1 more
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Who votes for vox? Socioeconomic profiles and electoral shifts in the region of Madrid

Frontiers in Political Science
IntroductionThe rise of the radical right in Europe is frequently interpreted through the “modernization losers” framework. This study examines whether this theory explains Vox's electoral breakthrough in the Region of Madrid (RoM).MethodsUsing a ...
Rosa Roig, Priscila Espinosa, Jose M. Pavía   +2 more
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Beyond digital repression: techno-authoritarianism in radical right governments

Cogent Social Sciences
Over the past few years, governments have been using AI-based surveillance systems a crescent amount worldwide. Disguised as ‘smart’ methods for crime control, they have spread among democracies under the rule of radical right governments.
Alcides Eduardo dos Reis Peron, David Almstadter Mattar de Magalhães, Gabriel Fernandes Caetano   +2 more
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Emotion Narratives on the Political Culture of Radical Right Populist Parties in Portugal and Italy

Politics and Governance
The growth of radical right politics raises concerns about authoritarian and exclusionary scenarios, while populism is understood as a logic that articulates democratic demands and strengthens political engagement.
Cristiano Gianolla, Lisete Mónico, Manuel João Cruz   +2 more
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The radical right in Europe, between slogans and voting behavior. IHS Political Science Series No. 123, July 2011 [PDF]

, 2011
The paper analyzes the radical right‘s attitudes toward the EU focusing in particular on the level of congruence between the programmatic statements of the central office and the voting behavior of their MEPs. It shows that although radical right parties
Conti, Nicolò
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The radical right as social movement organizations

, 2018
Typically in sociology and political science, the radical right has been addressed through so-called breakdown theories, while left-wing radicalism has been analyzed from the perspective of mobilization theories, which are widespread in social movement ...
Manuela, Caiani, Donatella, Della Porta
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«The inert homeland succumbs to continental centripetalism»: the Portuguese radical right and Portugal›s accession to the European Economic Community (1974-1986)*

Historia y Memoria
The Revolution of 25 April 1974 caused a rupture in how Portugal thought and saw itself in the world. One of the consequences of this transformation was the rapid decolonisation between that year and the next.
Bruno Madeira
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