Приклади вживання Radical right Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Radical Right.
In my opinion, it is a typical situation for radical right movements.
There No Radical Right Party.
Radical right and nationalism.
Why is There No Radical Right Party in Ireland?
Radical Right: Voters and Parties in the Electoral Marketplace.
The slow rise of a radical right regime in Russia.
Economic ideology in itself is not sufficient for identifying radical right parties.
The Radical Right in Interwar Estonia.
While social scientists avoid engagement with radical right activists, doing so is a mistake.
Defining radical right parties in western Europe and CEE.
For CEE, there is no clear evidence on hownational unemployment rates and economic health affect support for radical right parties.
The cultural radical right: ethnic nationalism.
In the CEE region, Ukraine stands out as an anomalous case of relatively pooreconomic indicators paired with low support for radical right parties.
The cultural radical right: ethnic nationalism.
For the radical right, migration process is in its base“unnatural” and as a derived word from it-“illegal”.
The slow rise of a radical right regime in Russia.
For radical right parties and their supporters, this move towards a supra-national system implies a loss of national identity and culture.
If economic factorsare not sufficient for explaining support for radical right parties, then what other avenues or research should social scientists explore?
His book The Radical Right in Interwar Estonia is the first comprehensive book on the Estonian politics of the 1930s.
We can seeevidence for this shift in the continued electoral success of radical right parties across many Western European countries, such as France, Denmark, and the Netherlands.
Thus, for the radical right, the ideal nation is an ethnocracy characterized by the dominance of an idealized homogenous ethnic group.
Rethinking the radical right: civil society and radical right movements.
For the new radical right parties, historical legacies provide what Art calls"indigenous resources, or the means, for radical right party building".
This points to the fact that within the radical right party family, there is a wide range of economic programmes, spanning the liberal-socialist scale.
The radical right party family is instead united in its cultural ideology of ethnic nationalism, anti-minority and/or anti-immigrant sentiment, and rhetoric of cultural loss.
A rarely addressed issue in research on radical right parties is the relationship between political parties and non-political organizations in civil society.
Voters may turn to a radical right political party that is able to speak to their grievances and provide easy answers.
Analysis of voting trends for radical right parties and economic indicators in CEE shows that the relationship between the two is neither clear nor obvious.
Beginning in the early 1990s, however, Western European radical right parties generally dropped neoliberalism from their economic agendas in a shift toward economic protectionism and social redistribution policies.