Reactionary democracy : how racism and the populist far right became mainstream / Aurelien Mondon, Aaron Winter.

By: Mondon, Aurelien.

Contributor(s): Winter, Aaron.

Material type: Text

TextPublisher: London : Verso, 2020.Description: 217 p.ISBN: 9781788734233.Subject(s): Right-wing extremists -- Political activity | Democracy | Populism | Racism

DDC classification: 321.8

Contents:

Introduction -- Illiberal racisms, extremism and the discursive reconstruction of the far right -- Liberal racism -- Mainstreaming the far right or radicalising the mainstream? -- The far right, populism and 'the people' -- Against reactionary democracy: courage and accountability

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