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Extreme und populistische Rechtsparteien und die soziale Frage - Entwicklungen in Frankreich, Österreich, Ungarn und den Niederlanden

Jörg Flecker, Gudrun Hentges, István Grajczjar, Carina Altreiter and Saskja Schindler

WSI-Mitteilungen, 2019, vol. 72, issue 3, 212-219

Abstract: This article addresses the question of the extent to which the move from neo-liberal to pro-welfare state programmatic can be seen as a recipe for success for extreme and populist right-wing parties in Europe. Parties combining authoritarian socio-cultural positions with a support for the welfare state in their socio-economic positions are often labelled “left-authoritarian” or “exclusivist solidarity”. They rely heavily on welfare chauvinism, i. e. the exclusion of a nationally defined marginal group. Taking France, Austria, Hungary and the Netherlands as country examples, this article discusses the extent to which extreme and populist right-wing parties actually show such new orientations. In doing so, it summarises the development of far-right parties, describes changes in their programmatic and portrays the parties’ electorate. In places where these parties are in government, the implementation of their programmes is assessed.

Date: 2019
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