2021
DOI: 10.2307/j.ctv1r4xcsw
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Authoritarian Contagion

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“…Although far-right populist parties often call for more ‘direct democracy’, new legislation is quickly implemented without accounting for transparency, expert opinions, minority rights and opposition, and so forth. In fact, Luke Cooper ( 2021 , 7) argues that “once authoritarian forces gain a foothold, they are hard to dislodge. Financial resources can be raised from supporters and access to the mainstream media assured (Wodak 2022 ).…”
Section: Normalizing Authoritarianismmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Although far-right populist parties often call for more ‘direct democracy’, new legislation is quickly implemented without accounting for transparency, expert opinions, minority rights and opposition, and so forth. In fact, Luke Cooper ( 2021 , 7) argues that “once authoritarian forces gain a foothold, they are hard to dislodge. Financial resources can be raised from supporters and access to the mainstream media assured (Wodak 2022 ).…”
Section: Normalizing Authoritarianismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Both Marcuse and Adorno were referring to the US-politics and media during the Vietnam War, thus to phenomena pertaining to postwar democratic systems and not to the totalitarian regimes and their leaders as originally analyzed by Löwenthal and Guterman ( 2021 /1949). Nevertheless, these poignant insights remain relevant to scholars who are investigating the ‘(shameless) normalization’, ‘recontextualization’, ‘contagion’, and ‘mainstreaming’ of far-right and extreme-right tropes, arguments, topics, and agendas in liberal democracies (e.g., Cooper 2021 ; Fielitz and Marcks 2019 ; Fuchs 2018 ; Krzyżanowski 2020 ; Mondon & Winter 2021 ; Rheindorf and Wodak 2019 ; Wodak 2019 , 2021 ).…”
Section: Provocation Scandalization and ‘Coarse Civility’mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In recent scholarship, the interdependency of (traditional) forms of propaganda, populism, mediatization, and the subsequent normalization of far-right agendas has been frequently emphasized. In many countries, ‘discursive shifts’ (Krzyżanowski, 2020), ‘shameless normalization’ (Wodak, 2021a), ‘radicalization’ (Scheppele, 2020a), ‘contagion’ (Cooper, 2021; Cooper and Aitchison, 2020), ‘mainstreaming’ (Mondon and Winter, 2021), and ‘transformations’ (Ther, 2019) have occurred, leading to widespread and growing normalization of far-right policies. The boundaries of the ‘sayable’ are being shifted, traditional norms and rules of political culture, of negotiation and deliberation, are violated by continuous provocations, disseminated via the media, supported by mainstream conservatives, and thus normalized (Wodak et al, 2021).…”
Section: Propaganda Old and Newmentioning
confidence: 99%