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Manès Weisskircher
Manès Weisskircher
Research Group Leader REXKLIMA, TU Dresden
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The strength of far‐right AfD in eastern Germany: The east‐west divide and the multiple causes behind ‘populism’
M Weisskircher
The Political Quarterly 91 (3), 614-622, 2020
2062020
Anti-Islamic PEGIDA beyond Germany: Explaining differences in mobilisation
LE Berntzen, M Weisskircher
Journal of Intercultural Studies 37 (6), 556-573, 2016
1482016
Global warming and polarization. Wind turbines and the electoral success of the greens and the populist radical right
C Otteni, M Weisskircher
European Journal of Political Research 61 (4), 2022
782022
No strong leaders needed? AfD party organisation between collective leadership, internal democracy, and ‘movement-party’ strategy
AS Heinze, M Weisskircher
Politics and Governance 9 (4), 263-274, 2021
752021
Remaining on the streets. Anti-Islamic PEGIDA mobilization and its relationship to far-right party politics
M Weisskircher, LE Berntzen
Radical Right Movement Parties in Europe, 114-130, 2019
752019
How Political Parties Respond to Pariah Street Protest: The Case of Anti-Corona Mobilisation in Germany
AS Heinze, M Weisskircher
German Politics 32 (3), 563-584, 2023
642023
Gains and Losses: How Protestors Win and Lose
J Jasper, L Elliott-Negri, I Jabola-Carolus, M Kagan, J Mahlbacher, ...
Oxford University Press, 2022
472022
New contentious politics. Civil society, social movements, and the polarization of German politics
S Hutter, M Weisskircher
German Politics 32 (3), 403-419, 2023
442023
Protest and electoral breakthrough. Challenger party-movement interactions in Germany
M Weisskircher, S Hutter, E Borbáth
German Politics 32 (3), 538-562, 2023
402023
The European Citizens' Initiative. Mobilization strategies and consequences
M Weisskircher
Political Studies 68 (3), 797-815, 2020
342020
Anti-nationalist Europeans and pro-European nativists on the streets: Visions of Europe from the left to the far right
M Caiani, M Weisskircher
Social Movement Studies 21 (1), 216-233, 2022
312022
Strategic interaction sequences: The institutionalization of participatory budgeting in New York City
I Jabola-Carolus, L Elliott-Negri, JM Jasper, J Mahlbacher, ...
Social Movement Studies 19 (5-6), 640-656, 2020
312020
The Importance of Being Eastern German. The Multiple Heartlands of Germany’s Far Right
M Weisskircher
The Many Faces of the Far Right in the Post-Communist Space: A Comparative …, 2022
212022
New technologies as a neglected social movement outcome: The case of activism against animal experimentation
M Weisskircher
Sociological Perspectives 62 (1), 59-76, 2019
212019
AfD gegen die Grünen? Rechtspopulismus und klimapolitische Polarisierung in Deutschland
C Otteni, M Weisskircher
Forschungsjournal Soziale Bewegungen 35 (2), 317-335, 2022
202022
How many ‘Europes’? Left-wing and right-wing social movements and their visions of Europe
M Caiani, M Weisskircher
Routledge Handbook of Contemporary European Social Movements. Protest in …, 2020
202020
A policy like no other? The populist radical right challenge in the field of democracy reform
C Bedock, V Best, S Otjes, M Weisskircher
Party Politics, 2022
192022
The electoral success of the radical left: Explaining the least likely case of the Communist Party in Graz
M Weisskircher
Government and Opposition 54 (1), 145-166, 2019
172019
Contemporary Germany and the Fourth Wave of Far-Right Politics. From the Streets to Parliament
M Weisskircher
Routledge, 2024
162024
Far-right PEGIDA: Non-violent protest and the blurred lines between the radical and extreme right
S Volk, M Weisskircher
The Routledge Handbook on Non-Violent Extremism, 322-333, 2023
16*2023
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