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My 7 most popular posts in 2023

December 22, 2023 by Kai Arzheimer

Click here to see the 7 most read posts on my blog in 2023.

Categories Links Tags afd, bibliography, blogging, ChatGPT, extreme right, stata 2 Comments

What is the role of place for populist radical right sentiment, and what does place even mean?

January 13, 2024October 22, 2023 by Kai Arzheimer
What is the role of place for populist radical right sentiment, and what does place even mean? 1

There is a lot of interest in the Political Geography of the Radical Right. We identify 4 different aspects of ‘place’ and show how they relate to far-right attitudes throughout Germany. Watch the video, or read the free article.

Categories Political Science Tags extreme right 9 Comments

The secret of the AfD’s success? It’s not protest voting

August 25, 2023August 25, 2023 by Kai Arzheimer

Unideological protest voting is not a driving the surge in support for the radical right AfD. Here is why.

Categories Political Science Tags afd, extreme right 8 Comments

Populism & Crises

November 1, 2024July 10, 2023 by Kai Arzheimer

The good folks over at ECPS invited me to give the opening lecture for their 2023 Summer School on Populism, War, and Crises. Here are the slides.

Categories Political Science, talks Tags extreme right Leave a comment

Is the AfD’s surge in the polls real?

June 4, 2023June 2, 2023 by Kai Arzheimer
Is the AfD's surge in the polls real? 2

Is the AfD’s surge in the polls real? Computer say’s ‘yes’.

Categories Data and Methods, Political Science Tags afd, extreme right, polls 14 Comments

Labour Day & the Extreme Right in Germany

April 30, 2023 by Kai Arzheimer

Some traditional right-wing extremist groups will march on May Day. It’s an empty, mock-left-authoritarian ritual that does not even mobilise their own constituency.

Categories Links, Political Science Tags extreme right, germany 7 Comments

1 year, 108 new items: the Spring 2023 update of the radical right bibliography

May 2, 2023April 28, 2023 by Kai Arzheimer

The Spring 2023 update of the Far-Right Bibliography features 108 fresh titles. Dive in to discover the topics explored by the authors.

Categories Political Science Tags bibliography, extreme right 21 Comments

The AfD, Russia, and the attack on Ukraine

March 9, 2023March 5, 2023 by Kai Arzheimer
The AfD, Russia, and the attack on Ukraine 3

How much influence does Russia have on Germany’s AfD? And how important is the AfD for Russia? Here are some of my findings from a longer report on Russia and the populist right in Europe

Categories Political Science, Politics Tags afd, chrupalla, extreme right, gauland, germany, weidel 26 Comments

Who’s Afraid of Mussolini’s Ghost?

March 4, 2023 by Kai Arzheimer
https://www.e-ir.info/2023/02/27/whos-afraid-of-mussolinis-ghost/ (e-ir.info)

Not too many, it would seem. Good, short article on the far right in Italy today and its relationship with historical Fascism.

Categories Links Tags extreme right, italy Leave a comment

The Radical Right Research Robot is on Mastodon

May 29, 2023January 9, 2023 by Kai Arzheimer
The Radical Right Research Robot is on Mastodon 4

The Radical Right Research Bot is now also on Mastodon. Click here to find it.

Categories Data and Methods, Political Science Tags bibliography, extreme right, social media 2 Comments
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