Aristotle Kallis

Aristotle Kallis is Professor of Modern and Contemporary History at Lancaster University. Among his latest publications: Genocide and Fascism: The Eliminationist Drive in Fascist Europe, Routledge 2008.

Who speaks for the mainstream in France?

The military’s ‘civil war’ letters on behalf of the ‘silent majority’ marks a shift to the Right that progressives cannot afford to ignore

By Aristotle Kallis

/ 10 Jun 2021

Who speaks for the mainstream in France?

Has COVID brought about a far-Right dystopia?

Amid an ongoing global health crisis, the world has been shattered and replaced by a bleak archipelago of aggressive micro-sovereignties

By Aristotle Kallis

/ 8 Apr 2021

Has COVID brought about a far-Right dystopia?

Greek populist parties and the disoriented mainstream

The results of May's legislative elections in Greece may derive from the degree of public anger at the EU-IMF rescue package. Nevertheless, immigration was featured very prominently in party programs and public discourses as the main security concern – a trend not limited to the radical right.

By Aristotle Kallis

/ 18 Jun 2012