The Politics of Fear: What Right-Wing Populist Discourses Mean

2015-01-01bookSAGE Publications Ltd eBooks1,923 citationsclosed

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Populism, Right-Wing Movements Migration, Refugees, and Integration German legal, social, and political studies

Abstract

Chapter 1: Populism and Politics: Transgressing Norms and Taboos Chapter 2: Theories and Definitions: The Politics of Identity Chapter 3: Protecting Borders and the People: The Politics of Exclusion Chapter 4: Language and Identity: The Politics of Nationalism Chapter 5: Antisemitism: The Politics of Denial Chapter 6: Performance and the Media: The Politics of Charisma Chapter 7: Gender and the Body Politic: The Politics of Patriarchy Chapter 8: Mainstreaming: The Normalization of Exclusion

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