Sara R. Farris examines the demands for women's rights from an unlikely collection of right-
wing nationalist political parties, neoliberals, and some feminist theorists and policy makers …

What are the political consequences of economic globalization? Since the 1990s, scholars
of European party politics have noted the rise of extremist parties, especially right-wing …

The conjecture that negative emotions underpin support for far‐right politics is common
among pundits and scholars. The conventional account holds that authoritarian populists …

Within the larger field of radical right studies, the question of why people vote for radical right
parties (RRPs) has attracted a large (perhaps disproportionately so) chunk of scholarly …

In the literature, explanations of support for populist radical right (PRR) parties usually focus
on voters' socio-structural grievances, political discontent or policy positions. This article …

Radical right populist (RRP) parties are often described as Männerparteien, predominantly
led by, represented by, and supported by men. Yet recently, these parties have elected more …

Why do more men than women vote for populist radical-right (PRR) parties? And do more
men than women still vote for the PRR? Can attitudes regarding gender and gender equality …

In most countries, men are more likely to vote for parties of the populist radical right (PRR)
than women. The authors argue here that there are two mechanisms that might potentially …

This chapter surveys the sociological literature on the far right, including relevant theoretical
frameworks, emerging empirical evidence, and associated methodological challenges. The …

This article sets out an agenda for the next stage of feminist scholarship on the far-right. It
outlines what we know–and what we don't know–about gender and the far right, and …