Radical Right-Wing Populist Parties in Western Europe

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Cover......Page 1 Half Title......Page 4 Title Page......Page 10 Copyright Page......Page 11 Table of Contents......Page 12 List of illustrations......Page 14 List of contributors......Page 17 Acknowledgement......Page 18 Introduction......Page 20 Defining radical right-wing populism......Page 24 Dimensions of mainstreaming......Page 25 Explanations for mainstreaming......Page 28 Party goals......Page 29 Internal and external conditions influencing mainstreaming......Page 36 Outline of the book......Page 39 References......Page 41 PART I: Comparative analyses......Page 48 Introduction......Page 50 Measuring mainstreaming......Page 51 From radical party to mainstream party?......Page 58 From niche party to mainstream party?......Page 61 From anti-establishment party to mainstream party?......Page 64 Conclusion......Page 66 References......Page 68 Introduction......Page 72 Closing the gap?......Page 73 Research design......Page 77 Results......Page 79 Conclusion......Page 82 Notes......Page 85 References......Page 86 PART II: Case studies......Page 90 Introduction......Page 92 Mainstreaming......Page 93 The FPÖ’s goals and strategies......Page 101 Conclusion......Page 107 Notes......Page 108 References......Page 109 Introduction......Page 113 Up the mainstream......Page 114 The development of the goals and strategies of the DF......Page 120 Conclusion......Page 127 References......Page 129 Introduction......Page 132 Mainstreaming......Page 135 Goals and strategies......Page 147 The political opportunity structures......Page 154 Notes......Page 158 References......Page 159 Introduction......Page 163 To the mainstream and back......Page 166 Notes......Page 182 References......Page 184 Origin, ideology and electoral development......Page 188 Moving into the mainstream......Page 190 Changing goals and priorities......Page 198 Party strategies and the impact of external and internal conditions......Page 204 Part of ‘the mainstream’, but for how long?......Page 206 Bibliography......Page 207 Introduction......Page 212 Between mainstreaming and de-mainstreaming......Page 213 Prioritising a vote-seeking strategy......Page 215 Strategic dilemmas......Page 217 Organisational, institutional and inter-party conditions......Page 218 Direct democracy as a protest institutional arena......Page 220 Conclusion......Page 222 References......Page 223 Introduction......Page 227 Ideological development: mainstreaming, but not enough......Page 229 Goals and strategy: why the VB has remained a niche party outside the mainstream......Page 235 Conclusion and prospect......Page 238 Notes......Page 239 References......Page 240 Introduction......Page 244 Continuity and change in non-mainstream features......Page 245 Goals, strategies and public impact of de-demonisation......Page 252 Conclusion......Page 260 Notes......Page 262 References......Page 264 Introduction......Page 266 Mainstreaming......Page 268 Goals and strategies......Page 273 Contextual factors: the political opportunity structure and leadership politics......Page 279 Conclusion......Page 283 References......Page 284 Comparative analyses......Page 287 Case studies......Page 289 Partial mainstreaming......Page 295 The inclusion-moderation thesis revisited......Page 297 References......Page 300 Appendix......Page 302 Index......Page 311