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Revolt on the right: explaining support for the radical right in Britain

Neema Begum

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In light of the 2016 referendum vote for Britain to withdraw from the European Union, Robert Ford and Matthew Goodwin’s Revolt on the right is crucial to understanding the social profile of UK Inde...

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In light of the 2016 referendum vote for Britain to withdraw from the European Union, Robert Ford and Matthew Goodwin’s Revolt on the right is crucial to understanding the social profile of UK Inde...

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In light of the 2016 referendum vote for Britain to withdraw from the European Union, Robert Ford and Matthew Goodwin’s Revolt on the right is crucial to understanding the social profile of UK Inde...

Key concepts: Radical right, Referendum, Extreme right, Far right, New Right, Political science, European union, Political economy

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