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1. www.nytimes.com › 2022/11/01 › opinionA Powerful Theory of Why the Far Right Is Thriving Across the ...

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   Nov 1, 2022 · The political scientist Pippa Norris explains how a ‘silent revolution in values’ is fueling the global rise of the right.

2. theglobepost.com › 2019/12/04 › far-right-todayWhat is Causing the Rise of Today’s Global Far Right?

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   Dec 4, 2019 · Photo: AFP. Far-right forces have been ascendant around the globe in recent years, leading some to seriously question the strength of liberal democracy for the first time in decades. What is causing this resurgence continues to be a matter of contention.

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4. www.vox.com › politics › 361136Why far-right parties are gaining in Germany, Europe, and ...

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   Jul 17, 2024 · Extreme-right western European parties — some of which, like Germany’s AfD, had a tenuous relationship at best with democracy — enjoyed an unprecedented wave of electoral success, winning ...

5. www.pewresearch.org › short-reads › 2022/03/10The polarization in today’s Congress has roots that go back ...

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   Mar 10, 2022 · The analysis of members’ ideological scores finds that the current standoff between Democrats and Republicans is the result of several overlapping trends that have been playing themselves out – and sometimes reinforcing each other – for decades. Both parties have grown more ideologically cohesive.

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6. theconversation.com › why-are-europeans-includingWhy are Europeans – including the young – being pushed to the ...

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   Jun 14, 2024 · Youth Against Fascism? Not in 2024. Is this rightward lurch a symptom of a generational shift towards anti-democratic, racist values in young voters? The has been repeatedly made, but are the young...

7. www.pewresearch.org › short-reads › 2022/01/05Americans at ends of ideological spectrum are most active in ...

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   Jan 5, 2022 · About 85% of adults in the two groups at the ends of the political spectrum voted in 2020 (85% of Faith and Flag Conservatives and 86% of Progressive Left). Moving from either end of the typology toward more ideologically mixed groups shows a gradual decrease in turnout.

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   Why is it important to recognize the diversity of ideologies?

   • “Appreciating the diversity of origins and manifestations of ideological extremity is essential in order for identifying it in the first place and understanding the reasons some individuals are more vulnerable and susceptible to engaging with ideologies in an extreme way,” said Zmigrod.

   Who participates in extreme politics and why do they?

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   Which political groups are most interested in politics?

   • The typology groups at the ends of the spectrum register much higher levels of general interest in politics as well. More than half of Faith and Flag Conservatives (55%) say they follow what is going on in government most of the time, followed by Progressive Left (44%), Establishment Liberals (41%) and Committed Conservatives (42%).

   Americans at ends of ideological spectrum are most active in U.S

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   Are Republicans and Democrats more ideologically cohesive?

   • Both parties have grown more ideologically cohesive. There are now only about two dozen moderate Democrats and Republicans left on Capitol Hill, versus more than 160 in 1971-72. Both parties have moved further away from the ideological center since the early 1970s.

   The polarization in today’s Congress has roots that go back decades

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   Which political groups have lower political engagement?

   • The groups toward the middle of the ideological spectrum, those deemed Stressed Sideliners, Ambivalent Right or Outsider Left, have much lower levels of political engagement. About 85% of adults in the two groups at the ends of the political spectrum voted in 2020 (85% of Faith and Flag Conservatives and 86% of Progressive Left).

   Americans at ends of ideological spectrum are most active in U.S

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   Does Democracy have a post-20th-century ideological dominance?

   • This, they argued, has a lot to do with democracy’s post-20th-century ideological dominance: On an interconnected planet where large portions of the world’s governments and citizens take democratic ideals seriously, even the most hardened authoritarian can face tangible consequences for open crackdowns on rights and freedoms.

   Why far-right parties are gaining in Germany, Europe, and worldwide - …

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   Why have political parties changed over time?

   • The ideological shifts in the congressional parties have occurred alongside – and, perhaps to some extent, because of – geographic and demographic shifts in their composition. In 1971-72, representatives from the 11 former Confederate states made up nearly a third (31.4%) of all the House Democrats who served in that Congress.

   The polarization in today’s Congress has roots that go back decades

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9. news.harvard.edu › gazette › storyWho participates in extreme politics and why do they?

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   Jan 29, 2021 · Many of the Capitol rioters were extremists, according to the FBI and federal prosecutors. Some belonged to violent, far-right paramilitary and white supremacist groups, held anti-government views, or believed in political conspiracy theories.