“The Immigration Problem” and Norwegian Right- Wing Politicians

The goals of the work programme were collecting concentration levels on fi ve speci fi c phthalates from the scienti fi c literature and combining them with consumption/use data

The study rests on a quantitative content analysis of 878 mainstream media articles that contain references to right-wing alternative media outlets. Two mainstream national

In order to be able to catch the right moment and do the right thing in the right manner, in accordance with the speci fi city of the surrounding circumstances at a particular

This is seen not only in voter support of radical right parties (Akkerman, de Lange, & Rooduijn, 2016), but also in the growing problem of scornful and discriminatory comments

Far-Right Violence in Italy: The Neo-Fascist Movement, a Deviant Case and Data Against this background, previous research on right-wing terrorism during the post-war years

The point of departure is the analysis of the Workers’ Party populist government       institutionalisation of the right to adequate housing according to international obligations and

To the limited extent that terrorism scholars have studied the extreme right, the Russian case has so far remained beyond the radar.[1] As this article will show, Putin’s Russia

by making even a passing nod to increasing levels of immigration in the UK (even if only to Scotland) would earn the Coalition Government the wrath of the far- right (including