Radical Right-Wing Populism in Western Europe

1994-01-01articleForeign Affairs830 citationsclosed

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Populism, Right-Wing Movements Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Political Violence German legal, social, and political studies

Abstract

Social change and multicultural society in Western Europe against diversity - new right ideology in the new Europe individualism and xenophobia - radical right-wing populism in a comparative perspective the social basis of radical right-wing populism political conflict in the postmodern age.

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