Right-Wing Parliamentary Discourse on Immigration in France

Ineke Van Der Valk

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Cultural and political discourse analysis Migration, Refugees, and Integration Populism, Right-Wing Movements

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In this article, the discourse on immigration and nationality of the French mainstream parties UDF/RPR1 (1996–1997) is examined. In particular, those discursive properties are studied that appear t...

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