Episode #15: Normalizing the Far Right [2/3] - Perspectives

In the last few years, the rise of right-wing populist and
right-wing extremist parties, politicians, movements, and groups
has become a common phenomenon, contributing to the spread of
far-right discourse and attitudes. And it’s getting worse, as we
currently see in Germany, Austria, the U.S. etc.


A research group at ZiF has worked on this topic for two years
under the title “Normalizing the Far Right”. In this episode,
which is to be understood in the context of the last episode on
this subject with Paula Diehl and Birgit Sauer, various fellows
from different scientific backgrounds and with different research
foci answer questions around the topic of normalization of
right-wing positions.

Links


Website Ruth Wodak

Website Brigitte Bargetz

Website Katrine Fangen

Website Jan-Werner Müller

Luciana Villas Bôas

Website Dieter Rucht



 We are grateful for the intro by Niklas Schönfeld, for the
voice recordings of Molina Panzner and Erica Shires and for the
podcast cover by Corinna Mehl.
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