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Old and new demagoguery: the rhetoric of exclusion

Published on: 10 May 2011

Written by: Ruth Wodak All articles by Ruth Wodak

Right-wing populist parties tend to be anti-multinational and anti-intellectual: they endorse nationalistic,...
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The new new radical right: spectre and reality

Published on: 20 April 2011

Written by: Cas Mudde All articles by Cas Mudde

The emergence of a fresh current on Europe's political right, typified by figures such as Geert Wilders, is being...
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Austria after Hans Dichand

Published on: 20 August 2010

Written by: Anton Pelinka All articles by Anton Pelinka

The death of a powerful media patriarch is also the end of an era in Austrian politics. After Hans Dichand, the...

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