Extreme Right Activists in Europe

Director of Research at CNRS (National Center for Scientific Research), & CEVIPOF (Center for Studies of French Political Life), Paris

• Preface; Part 01 PART I: The environment; Section 01 1 Right-wing extremism as a social movement; Section 01 BERT KLANDERMANS AND NONNA MAYER; Section 02 2 Links with the past; Section 02 BERT KLANDERMANS AND NONNA MAYER; Section 03 3 Context, alliances and conflict; Section 03 BERT KLANDERMANS AND NONNA MAYER; Section 04 4 Political demand and supply; Section 04 BERT KLANDERMANS AND NONNA MAYER; Section 05 5 Writing life-histories: interviewing extreme right-wing activists; Section 05 TEAM MEMBERS; Part 02 PART II: The interviewees; Section 06 6 Italy: the offspring of fascism; Section 06 PATRIZIA MILESI, ANTONIO CHIRUMBOLO AND PATRIZIA CATELLANI; Section 07 7 France: a two-centuries-old galaxy; Section 07 VAL?‰RIE LAFONT; Section 08 8 Extreme right-wing activism in the Flemish part of Belgium: manifestation of racism or nationalism?; Section 08 HANS DE WITTE; Section 09 9 ?€?Doing it for Germany?€?: a study of Die Republikaner and Junge Freiheit; Section 09 LUDGER KLEIN AND BERND SIMON; Section 10 10 The Netherlands: stigmatized outsiders; Section 10 ANNETTE LINDEN AND BERT KLANDERMANS; Section 11 11 One root, different branches: identity, injustice and schism; Section 11 PATRIZIA CATELLANI, PATRIZIA MILESI AND ALBERTO CRESCENTINI; Section 12 12 Identity in German right-wing extremism: levels, functions and processes; Section 12 LUDGER KLEIN AND BERND SIMON; Section 13 13 Do right- and left-wing extremists have anything in common?; Section 13 ANTONIO CHIRUMBOLO, NONNA MAYER AND HANS DE WITTE; Section 14 14 Through the magnifying glass: the world of extreme right activists; Section 14 BERT KLANDERMANS AND NONNA MAYER; Appendices; Bibliography; Index;