Populism and propagation of far-right extremism

Hagemeister, Felix

doi:10.1016/j.ejpoleco.2021.102116

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“…On the other hand, populist parties appeal to the frustrations of ordinary people against elites, using anti-establishment rhetoric and claiming to represent the "true" voice of the people. While some far-right parties may incorporate populist strategies to broaden their appeal, populism itself can manifest across the political spectrum and is not inherently tied to specific ideological positions like those of far-right parties [24,25]. In Portugal, far-right parties totally incorporate populist strategies and discourses.…”

Section: Rise Of Extremist and Nationalist Movementsmentioning

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Discontent, Populism, or the Revenge of the “Places That Don’t Matter”? Analysis of the Rise of the Far-Right in Portugal

Chamusca

2024

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This research delves into the territorial nuances of political populism, examining Portugal’s CHEGA party as a case study. Through a comprehensive analysis of survey data and correlational studies, this study reveals that discontent, manifesting in the rise of populist movements, is intricately linked to the economic decline and neglect of specific regions. The unexpected success of CHEGA is not merely a socio-economic phenomenon but a product of deeply rooted territorial dynamics. The findings underscore the importance of adopting place-sensitive development policies that address the unique challenges of overlooked territories, steering clear of traditional compensatory measures. The urgency to counteract long-term economic decline, industrial decay, and brain drain demands innovative strategies that tap into latent economic potential and provide tangible opportunities. As we confront the rise of anti-establishment voting threatening European unity, this research advocates for a paradigm shift towards place-sensitive policies to navigate the crossroads of discontent and foster a more resilient, inclusive future.

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Section: Rise Of Extremist and Nationalist Movementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Discontent, Populism, or the Revenge of the “Places That Don’t Matter”? Analysis of the Rise of the Far-Right in Portugal

Chamusca

2024

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“…This variant of European populism is increasingly synonymous with insecurity nurtured by minority communities. The enabling climate created by this variant has given new impetus to hate crimes to the height of political and moral correctness (Florian, 2018;Hagemeister, 2022;Pap, 2021;Pappas, Mendez, & Herrick, 2009). Canada, a part of the Western bloc, has largely avoided ethno-populism, but not the surge of hate crimes (Miller, 2017).…”

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Contradictions of Cosmopolitanism: Impacts on Diversity and Inclusion

Bakare¹

2023

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For quite too long, the West has portrayed itself as the custodian of civilization and civility worthy of emulation by the rest of the world. Such characterisation of itself explains the epoch of European colonialism and the successive Western policies that have not only exponentially underdeveloped the Global South, but also caused an intellectual and cultural inferiority complex. While this debate may not be uniquely unknown, this paper problematises the concept of cosmopolitanism, a long debated idea believed to have originated from the West that has been globalised through colonialism and the Eurocentric international system. This paper explores the dichotomous representation of cosmopolitanism vis-à-vis diversity and inclusion. To place the discussion in perspective, the paper addresses the issue of populism, COVID-19, racism, and refugee crisis to expose several embedded contradictions and inconsistencies. It concludes arguing for a more inclusive and transparent representation of world identities in order to have a fruition of a cosmopolitan world.

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Well-being foundations of populism in Europe

Silva

2024

European Journal of Political Economy

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Populism and propagation of far-right extremism

Cited by 5 publications

References 43 publications

Discontent, Populism, or the Revenge of the “Places That Don’t Matter”? Analysis of the Rise of the Far-Right in Portugal

Discontent, Populism, or the Revenge of the “Places That Don’t Matter”? Analysis of the Rise of the Far-Right in Portugal

Contradictions of Cosmopolitanism: Impacts on Diversity and Inclusion

Well-being foundations of populism in Europe

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