Contemporary Far-Right Culture

Marc-André Argentino received his PhD from Concordia University, Quebec, Canada.Amarnath Amarasingam is an associate professor in the School of Religion and is cross-appointed to the Department of Political Studies at Queen’s University in Ontario, Canada.

• 1.The Silence of Q: The Importance of Social Media Influencers in the Maintenance of a Movement 2. He’s a Fed: Snitchjacketing and the Far-Right’s Culture of Paranoia 3. Hate Your Enemies – The Culture of Extreme Right “Christgram” Communities on Telegram 4. Misogyny of the Chan Ecosystem: Cultural Practices and Structural Facilitators 5. Branding hate: Far-right women influencers in India and North America 6. Hidden in Plain Sight: Tradwives and their Role in the Far-Right Ecosystem on YouTube 7. Algorithms and Echo Chambers: Examining the Canadian Far-Right on TikTok 8. Extremist publishing houses and far-right cultural production 9. Far Right Fiction 10. The far-right’s weaponization of philosophy: from Fascism and Nazism to contemporary far-right terrorism and violent extremism 11. Cultural and Conspiracism: How Pervasive Conspiracy Theories Reflect Desires for Both Individual and National Autonomy 12. Martialization, Masculinity and Money: The Far Right’s Use of Martial Arts and Combat Sports (MACS). 13. America’s Militant Nostalgia: The Role of Accelerationism in the Contemporary Militia-Patriot Movement 14. Eyes Full of Rage and A Heart Full of Hate: ‘White Power’ the Soundtrack of the White Revolution 15. Cultured thugs: Status and distinction in an alt-right men’s magazine 16. Reject Modernity, Embrace Tradition: ‘Fashwave’ and the Cooptation of Vaporwave by the Alt-Right