The ambiguous other. Engaging with far right and other uncomfortable subjectivities by Katerina Hatzikidi

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Grappling With Complexity in Research with the Military Police The Far-Right and Anthropology’s Civilizing Mission by Tomás Salem

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Ukraine: Party politics, the Left and President Zelensky: An interview with Professor Olexiy Haran by Marina Slhessarenko Barreto

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The Rising Racism in Europe: Example Of Pegida by M. Nail, Alkan

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Militarisme, polarisation et extrême droite : le cas de Vox en Espagne by Vicente López Clemente

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Anders Breivik et le « marxisme culturel » : Etats-Unis/Europe by Jérôme Jamin

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L’anticommunisme, l’autre moteur de Jean-Marie Le Pen by Adrian Thomas

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Les traditions de la violence : le terrorisme d’extrême droite en République fédérale d’Allemagne by Valérie Dubslaff

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Murray Rothbard's Populist Blueprint: Paleo-Libertarianism and the Ascent of the Political Right by David Bebnowski

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Le Carnet de campagne du colonel de Villebois-Mareuil : journal de bord d’un « volontaire » d’extrême-droite troublé by Richard Tholoniat

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Political communication as television news: Party-produced news of the Sweden Democrats during the 2022 election campaign by Ekman Mattias, Widholm Andreas

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#LGBTpropaganda #GenderTheory #Wokism by Ugo Laquièze

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Evolution and Prospects of the «Alternative for Germany» by Аlexander А. Sorokin, Yuri D. Korovin

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« Nous sommes ce que vous fûtes, nous serons ce que vous êtes. » by Stéphane François, Adrien Nonjon

“…We propose here to return to the fascination that Sparta exerted on the far right. Since the subject is vast, we will limit ourselves to the French and Ukrainian identitarian movements. …”
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Géographie des élections européennes de 2019 by Christian Vandermotten, Pablo Medina Lockhart, Herman van der Wusten

“…But euroscepticism and the far-right are also growing in prosperous non-metropolitan regions, which could be threatened by the consequences of globalization and /or which nourish feelings of identity.…”
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From ‘Humiliation’ to Radical Beliefs: Navigating political subjectivities and ideological shifts in trajectories of radicalization. by Wagner Guilherme Alves da Silva

“…The focus lies on practices, both discursive and non-discursive, influencing contemporary adherence to far-right ideologies. In particular, the paper highlights how the far-right establishes effective communication with society, exploring Sonia’s central role in becoming an active part of a discursive community. …”
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Presidential Election Confirms France’s Divide by Helmut Reisen

“…Traditional mainstream centrists are not among the big three election winners, while far-right Marine Le Pen deftly addressed the plight of the disengaged. …”
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AfD’s Electoral Success and the Refugee Crisis: Do Regional Disparities Matter? by Florian W. Bartholomae, Chang Woon Nam, Pierre Rafih

“…It is often argued that immigration promotes populism and support for far-right parties, which can lead to political instability and disunity. …”
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Les femmes du NPD au Römer : Quand l’extrême droite fait son entrée au parlement de Francfort (1989-1993) by Valérie Dubslaff

“…This article sheds light on how these women used their nonconformity – whether through the defense of reactionary positions, outrageous rhetoric or deliberately inappropriate behaviour – to assert themselves as women, a fortiori as far-right women, in a parliamentary institution that tried to keep them on the margins by any means.…”
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L’activisme en communication dans la télénovela Órfãos da Terra by Laure Guillot Farneti

“…The first telenovela focusing on contemporary immigration to Brazil, Orfãos da Terra was broadcast between April 27th and September 2, 2019, under Jair Bolsonaro’s far-right government (2019-2023). Written by Duca Rachid and Thelma Guedes and directed by Gustavo Fernández, it looks at the daily lives of people who have recently immigrated from various parts of the world (Syria, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Haiti, etc.) to the city of São Paulo and who live in a Catholic foster home. …”
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