Europe's Radical Right: Support and Potential
Matthew Goodwin
Abstract
Matthew Goodwin
Abstract
Matthew Goodwin investigates the factors behind the radical right's recent electoral successes in Europe. From Sweden and Denmark to France and the Netherlands, radical right parties have polled strongly in recent elections right across Europe. Analysing these electoral successes, Matthew Goodwin finds that the wider climate of European politics is favourable for the radical right.
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Matthew Goodwin investigates the factors behind the radical right's recent electoral successes in Europe. From Sweden and Denmark to France and the Netherlands, radical right parties have polled strongly in recent elections right across Europe. Analysing these electoral successes, Matthew Goodwin finds that the wider climate of European politics is favourable for the radical right.
Key concepts: Radical right, Politics, Political science, Polling, Political economy, New Right, European union, Economics