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Political Opportunities for the Internationalization of the Radical Right Political Opportunities for the Internationalization of the Radical Right
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Internationalization of the Radical Right and “Frames” Internationalization of the Radical Right and “Frames”
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The Internet’s Role in Cross-National Links and Cooperation: Missing the Gap? The Internet’s Role in Cross-National Links and Cooperation: Missing the Gap?
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Conclusion Conclusion
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20 Radical Right Cross-National Links and International Cooperation
Get accessManuela Caiani is Associate Professor at the Institute of Scienze Umane e Sociali at the Scuola Normale Superiore in Florence. Her research interests focus on Populism, Europeanization and social movements, the radical right in Europe and the United States, political mobilization and the Internet, qualitative methods of social research, and political violence and terrorism. She has been involved in several international comparative research projects and coordinated research units for individual projects and grants. She has participated as panel organizer or paper presenter at several national and international conferences. She has published in, among others, the following journals: Mobilization, Acta Politica, European Union Politics, South European Society and Politics, and RISP, and for the following publishers: Oxford University Press, Ashgate, and Palgrave.
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Published:05 February 2018
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Abstract
Like many other political actors, the radical right is currently expanding beyond national borders, creating cross-national links and establishing international cooperation. To date, however, in sociology and political science there are few empirical analyses on the topic. This chapter aims to fill this gap by providing an overview of some scholarship (coming from social movement studies, history, sociology, and research on political parties) on the contemporary radical right, looking first of all at the level of contextual macro variables—that is, at the political opportunities European integration provides for the transnationalization of the radical right. Second, it suggests that another important mechanism (at the meso organizational level) for the development of cross-national radical right links and cooperation is the use of frames. Third, it considers the potential role of the Internet for the transnationalization of the current radical right.
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