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Subject(s)

• Right-wing extremists—Europe [Browse]
• Gender identity—Political aspects—Europe [Browse]
• Populism—Europe [Browse]
• Europe—Politics and government—21st century [Browse]

Editor

• Dietze, Gabriele [Browse]
• Roth, Julia [Browse]

Series

• Gender studies (Bielefeld, Germany) [More in this series]
• Gender studies

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references.

Contents

• Right-wing populism and gender: a preliminary cartography of an emergent field of research / Gabriele Dietze and Julia Roth
• Authoritarian right-wing populism as masculinist identity politics. The role of affects / Birgit Sauer
• Why gender and sexuality are both trivial and pivotal in populist radical right politics / Niels Spierings
• Sexual politics from the rights. Attacks on gender, sexual diversity, and sex education / Imke Schmincke
• Post-socialist conditions and the Orbán government's gender politics between 2010 and 2019 in Hungary / Eszter Kováts
• Man, woman, family. Gender and the limited modernization of right-wing extremism in Austria / Stefanie Mayer, Edma Ajanović, Birgit Sauer
• Sexual politics as a tool to "un-demonize" right-wing discourse in France / Cornelia Möser
• Identitarian gays and threatening queers, or: how the far right constructs new chains of equivalence / Patrick Wielowiejski
• Why are women attracted to right-wing popularism? Sexual exceptionalism, emancipation fatigue, and new maternalism / Gabriele Dietze
• Populist mobilizations in re-traditionalized society: anti-gender campaigning in Slovenia / Roman Kuhar, Mojca Pajnik
• 'You're fired!' Retrotopian desire and right-wing class politics / Simon Schleusener
• The alternative right, masculinities, and ordinary affect / Simon Strick
• Angry women: Poland's Black Protests and 'populist feminism' / Agnieszka Graff
• Intersectionality strikes back: right-wing patterns of en-gendering and feminist contestations in the Americas / Julia Roth.

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ISBN

• 9783837649802 ((paperback))
• 3837649806 ((paperback))

OCLC

1153999313

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