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Right-wing extremism is far from forming a monolithic block. This section provides an overview of the main ideological subcurrents in Europe. Neo-Nazi movements. These groups advocate for the ideals of Nazi Germany between 1933 and 1945. They fight for a totalitarian state, call for racial supremacy, and are negationist and anti-Semitic.
inter-connected terms and definitions relating to right-wing extremism. Right-wing extremism does not appear on a vacuum and has to be understood at one end of a spectrum ranging from nationalism to right wing extremism. Cas Mudde speaks of a ‘ladder’ of abstraction of ideologies to help conceptualise definitions, with added features for each.
The article uses the concept of ideology as an instrument of parties' classification to categorize the right-wing party families in modern Europe, using some specific examples as case studies. I divided the right-wing parties into five distinct classes: Populist, Centre, Extreme, Radical and Neo-Liberalist rights.
20 maj 2022 · Right-wing extremism in the EU. This study, commissioned by the European Parliament’s Policy Department for Citizens’ Rights and Constitutional Affairs at the request of the LIBE Committee, provides a discussion on the distinctive features of right-wing extremism as well as of violent actions perpetrated by right-wing extremists in the EU.
16 sie 2022 · Right-wing extremists often bring their ideas to public attention. They attach particular importance to using certain signs and symbols as well as to wearing clothes typical of the scene. The presentation and use of a number of such signs and symbols has been made a punishable offence by legislature.
10 gru 2019 · I argue that extreme right parties can be defined based on three features: identitarian politics, authoritarian values and a populist style.
an overview of fundamental elements of right-wing extremist movements across the EU and discusses the related implications for practitioners in their work on prevention of violent extremism. In May 2020,
