Radical Right

Abstract

This panel investigates the ideologies, strategies, and societal impacts of radical right movements and parties across varied political and cultural contexts. The papers explore how the radical right constructs narratives of identity, belonging, and threat, and how these narratives are mobilised through political discourse, media, and institutional engagement. Topics include the role of gender and masculinity in radical right ideology, the use of conspiracy theories and anti-elitist rhetoric, and the transnational diffusion of radical right ideas. By combining theoretical insights with empirical case studies, the panel offers a comprehensive examination of the radical right’s growing influence and the challenges it poses to liberal democratic norms and institutions.

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Tackling Violence Against Women in Poland and the United Kingdom: How Has Right-Wing Populist Ideology Influenced Policy Outputs?	View Paper Details
The Schengen Debate: How Disinformation Drives Eurosceptic Attitudes in Eastern Europe	View Paper Details
Political Stigma in Liberal Democracy: Developing a Novel Measure and Testing its Relevance Using a Natural Experiment	View Paper Details
Surrendering Democracy - A New Take on the Fascist Rise in Italy	View Paper Details