Balsa Lubarda

Balsa Lubarda is a doctoral student at the Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy, of the Central European University. His research focuses on the convergence of right-wing politics, particularly its radical strands, and environmental topics (climate change, biodiversity, energy security, environmentally-friendly forms of agriculture) in post-socialist countries.

The far Right has moved from climate denial to obstructing climate action

By seemingly accepting the climate crisis’s existence, the far Right can use it to ‘Other’ migrants and leftists, while appearing as progressive actors

By Balsa Lubarda and Bernhard Forchtner

/ 1 Nov 2021

The far Right has moved from climate denial to obstructing climate action

Marching with Dabrowski – what the centenary of Polish Independence can tell us about the radical right?

“I could not think of a better way to grasp what is behind the nationalist frenzy than to take part in their public events. On November 11, Poland celebrated National Independence Day.”

By Balsa Lubarda

/ 11 Dec 2018

Marching with Dabrowski – what the centenary of Polish Independence can tell us about the radical right?

“I could not think of a better way to grasp what is behind the nationalist frenzy than to take part in their public events. On November 11, Poland celebrated National Independence Day.”

By Balsa Lubarda

/ 11 Dec 2018