nationalism

The AfD white men Advent calendar

Article

Nataliia Vdovychenko

18/12/2018

5 minutes to read

AfD (Alternative für Deutschland), the German far-right party, issued a white men Advent campaign. The political movement uses this Advent calendar to promote their new right ideology and Euroscepticism.

Lauren Zentz on Digital Culture in 2018 and 2019

Interview

The Editors

Lauren Zentz

14/12/2018

In this interview Lauren Zentz shares her thoughts about the impact of digital culture, and talks about her hopes for the future. For instance, she hopes that her work will contribute to our understandings of how to conduct sociolinguistic and ethnographic research that accounts for the power and even the ubiquity of the internet in many people’s daily lives.

January 26: Australia Day or Invasion Day?

Article

Georgia McAlpine

09/12/2018

15 minutes to read

In recent years, January 26th has been the date to celebrate Australia as a nation. But looking back on history, and its meaning for Indigenous Australians as the date of colonial invasion, there is a growing movement to abolish or move the day.

Exploring Breivik: A “Lone Wolf”s War against Cultural Marxism

Article

Stella Veranoudi

Xiao Lu

Zsófia Molnár

Liza Tóth-Szöllős

03/10/2018

11 minutes to read

This paper provides an analysis of the connection between the online/offline anti-cultural Marxism communities and individuals starting with Anders Breivik, as we study his "2083" manifesto.

Why is Japan the ideal country according to the Alt-Right movement

Article

Carmen Gabriela Lupu

05/04/2018

5 minutes to read

The Alt-Right is keen on Japan. In a country where approximately 98% is native Japanese, it has become the example of what a country should be like.

Farage, meme, british identity, british flag, nationalism, anti-Enlightenment

Nigel Farage's British Identity

Article

I. Duque Femenía

13/12/2017

13 minutes to read

What do bell bottoms and nationalism have in common? The are both outdated…and apparently back in style. Nigel Farage uses British Identity in ways reminiscent of past decades, from introspective foreign policy to who counts as a national. Groovy?

The online world of Thierry Baudet and Forum voor Democratie

Article

Miah Ke-leigh

13/12/2017

16 minutes to read

A paper focusing on the online world of Forum Voor Democratie, a right wing Dutch political party, and its leader Thierry Baudet. What do their online activities tell us about the party's goals?

Pauline Hanson wearing Australian Flag top in the Australian outback

Australia’s most lauded political idiot: The Resistance to Pauline Hanson and her One Nation Party

Article

Gabriella Lloyd

12/12/2017

11 minutes to read

Despite only holding a small minority in Australian politics, Hanson's controversial political stunts lead her to media spotlight, exposing herself not only to major public rebuke but also gaining support from xenophobic, nationalistic individuals.