Radical Right-wing Populism in Western EuropeMacmillan, 1994 - 226 pagine Studies the new West European parties of the radical populist right, arguing that, in distancing themselves from the reactionary politics of the traditional extremist right, these parties have become a significant challenge to the established structure and politics of West European democracy today. |
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... unemployment , increasing underemployment , and a widening gray area between the registered and unregistered unemployed . Equally significant con- sequences are the rapid obsolescence of skills , continuous pressure on the individual to ...
... unemployment , increasing underemployment , and a widening gray area between the registered and unregistered unemployed . Equally significant con- sequences are the rapid obsolescence of skills , continuous pressure on the individual to ...
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... unemployed were estimated to have at the most completed eight years of education , 45 percent not even those grades ... unemployed . According to OECD data , in 1986 roughly one out of three unemployed West Europeans had been out of work ...
... unemployed were estimated to have at the most completed eight years of education , 45 percent not even those grades ... unemployed . According to OECD data , in 1986 roughly one out of three unemployed West Europeans had been out of work ...
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... unemployed natives refuse to accept , they still see them as taking away scarce jobs from the native unemployed . Thus , in a 1990 Austrian survey , 38 percent of the population ( and 48 percent of the Viennese ) denied that Austria ...
... unemployed natives refuse to accept , they still see them as taking away scarce jobs from the native unemployed . Thus , in a 1990 Austrian survey , 38 percent of the population ( and 48 percent of the Viennese ) denied that Austria ...
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Resentment as Politics | 37 |
Immigration and Xenophobia | 69 |
The Two Faces of Radical RightWing Populism | 107 |
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