Contemporary Right-Wing Extremism in Western European Democracies: A Review Article

Abstract

Even the most cursory survey within the countries of western Europe reveals a curiously variegated pattern of political activity and purpose among organizations of the extreme right. While there is one characteristic that is currently common to all such movements, namely their diminishing or negligible electoral support, it is rather less easy to achieve any immediate theoretical understanding of the examples of such movements in different countries. Even so, by the use of a number of organizing concepts, some sense may be made of the diversity.

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