The Appeal of “Japan First” Politics in a Time of Rising Prices and Immigration Daphne Renoux Dec 28, 2025 Rising prices, immigration concerns, and cultural unease are helping fuel the appeal of “Japan First” politics, a…
The Mayor, the Nationalist, and the TikToker: Poland’s Presidential Election Jacob Van Bergh May 16, 2025 Poland’s upcoming presidential election will shape the pace of reform, relations with the EU, and the appeal of…
Rise of the Far Right in Europe: Focus on France Malika Logossou Sep 16, 2024 The rise of the extreme right in France is a critical development with potential long-term impacts on French and…
The Far-Right Won in Italy – What’s Next? Simon Anquetil Dec 21, 2022 Giorgia Meloni, the leader of the Brothers of Italy, won the September 25 legislative election and is the new…
Weren’t you taught any better? Education and Antisemitism Amy Rosenbluth Mar 12, 2021 There is truly no comparison between a COVID-19 lockdown and the rule of a fascist dictator. Nor is there a…
Milkshaking Up Activism: the power of humour in resistance Emily Hunt Jun 14, 2019 Business in Westminster’s parliamentary chambers has been relatively quiet since Brexit Day was postponed to 31…
Sweden’s 2018 Election and the Shortcomings of Proportional Representation Rebecka Eriksdotter Pieder Oct 15, 2018 “Populism” and “Political Fragmentation” are terms that one would not immediately associate with stable liberal…
Québec’s Emerging Far-Right Benjamin Aloi Oct 28, 2017 La Meute, Les Soldats d'Odin, Atalante: These small but highly centralized far-right groups are slowly…
Europe’s Far-Right Goes to the Beach Clara Marchionini Jul 8, 2017 In the summer of 2017, members of European far-right movements will be travelling to the Mediterranean Sea.…
Et Après? France Has Spoken, What’s Next? Steven Polyakov May 12, 2017 The centre has prevailed in France, having just elected moderate and pro-EU centrist, Emmanuel Macron, as president…