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Populism and the Rise of the Far Right

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Considering that far-right ideologies and values, such as self-interest, lack of solidarity, greed, xenophobia, and racism, are shared across EU borders and are increasingly perceived as a transnational threat, this panel, convened by members of the ISS21 Populism and the Rise of the Far-Right Cluster, delves into the intricate factors driving this phenomenon. The panel explores how far right and populist movements are effectively active in broadening their appeal and examine the potential long-term consequences for democracy and social cohesion.

Subject

A well-attended panel discussion on Populism and the Rise of the Far Right was held on 27th March, as part of Refugee Week at UCC 2025.

Period27 Mar 2025

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  • TitlePopulism and the Rise of the Far Right
    Degree of recognitionLocal
    Media name/outletInstitute for Social Science in the 21st Century (ISS21)
    Country/TerritoryIreland
    Date27/03/25
    DescriptionConsidering that far-right ideologies and values, such as self-interest, lack of solidarity, greed, xenophobia, and racism, are shared across EU borders and are increasingly perceived as a transnational threat, this panel, convened by members of the ISS21 Populism and the Rise of the Far-Right Cluster, delves into the intricate factors driving this phenomenon. The panel explores how far right and populist movements are effectively active in broadening their appeal and examine the potential long-term consequences for democracy and social cohesion.
    URLhttps://www.ucc.ie/en/iss21/newsandevents/populism-and-the-rise-of-the-far-right-1.html
    PersonsAmin Sharifi Isaloo
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