The far-right’s approach to finance seeks to channel financial rents back into national capital, but has little interest in tightening regulations or benefiting workers. Inga Rademacher is a lecturer in International Political Economy at City St. […]
People who have experienced a decline in their living standards are more likely to support the far-right, especially when that decline is not typical among their social class. Alexi Gugushvili is a Professor of Sociology […]
‘Marine Le Pen has been banned from running for office for five years. The sentence applies the law as written, but it turns her embezzlement conviction into a propaganda coup for her party.’ In Jacobin. […]
Both the liberals and the far-right treat democracy instrumentally, but the more worrying question is whether the people actually care about democracy anymore. Jeffrey Sommers is Professor of Political Economy & Public Policy in the Department of African &African […]
Jean-Marie Le Pen was a whacky fringe figure for decades, but Macron’s failed Presidency may have paved the way for his daughter to take power. Aurelien Mondon is a Senior Lecturer in politics at the […]
Austria looks like it is the latest European country to go far-right. Read the article HERE.
A look at the rise of the far-right in Austria. In New Left Review’s ‘Sidecar’. Read the article HERE.
Another victory for the far-right in Europe. Read the article HERE.
If someone shows an interest in far-right content on social media, the algorithm quickly introduces them to a whole world of ethnonationalism. Roman Zinigrad is an Assistant Professor of Law at the American University of […]
A fascist movement is not fully-formed in Britain yet, but the constituent parts exist and are in proximity with one another. John Rees is a Visiting Research Fellow at Goldsmiths, University of London, and a […]
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