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| − | '''Right-wing populism''' is a form of [[populism]] that takes [[right-wing]] and [[conservative]] positions on issues such as [[patriotism]], [[national sovereignty]], [[law and order]], and support for less [[immigration]].<ref name="Parties&Elections">[http://www.parties-and-elections.eu/content.html Explanatory notes -- III. Classifications]. ''Parties and Elections in Europe''. Retrieved November 24, 2017.</ref> Like most other populists, they emphasize anti-[[elitism]] and opposition to the [[establishment]].<ref name="Parties&Elections"/> Right-wing populism is very similar ideologically to [[national conservatism]] and [[Paleoconservative|paleoconservatism]], and it tends to be [[Euroskeptic]]. | + | '''Right-wing populism''' is a form of [[populism]] that takes [[right-wing]] and [[conservative]] positions on issues such as [[patriotism]], [[national sovereignty]], [[law and order]], and support for less [[immigration]].<ref name="Parties&Elections">[http://www.parties-and-elections.eu/content.html Explanatory notes -- III. Classifications]. ''Parties and Elections in Europe''. Retrieved November 24, 2017.</ref> Like most other populists, they emphasize anti-[[elitism]] and opposition to the [[establishment]].<ref name="Parties&Elections"/> Right-wing populism is very similar ideologically to [[national conservatism]] and [[Paleoconservative|paleoconservatism]], and it tends to be [[Euroskeptic]]. Rightwing populism believes in [[equality]], and rejects [[racism]], [[bigotry]], [[anti-Semitism]], [[totalitarianism]] and other [[leftist]] beliefs. |
Right-wing populism is seeing massive growth in Europe in the early 21st century,<ref>Lane, Oliver JJ (December 29, 2017). [https://www.breitbart.com/london/2017/12/29/right-wing-populism-become-new-normal-no-end-sight-surge-tony-blair-institute/ Right Wing Populism Could Become ‘New Normal’, No End in Sight For Surge: Tony Blair Institute]. ''Breitbart News''. Retrieved March 4, 2018.</ref> with parties such as the [[Austrian Freedom Party]], [[Lega Nord]], and the [[Alternative for Germany]], among numerous others. Many of these parties have made it into the governments of their respective countries. In the [[United States]], figures such as [[Pat Buchanan]] and [[Donald Trump]] have been labeled right-wing populist. | Right-wing populism is seeing massive growth in Europe in the early 21st century,<ref>Lane, Oliver JJ (December 29, 2017). [https://www.breitbart.com/london/2017/12/29/right-wing-populism-become-new-normal-no-end-sight-surge-tony-blair-institute/ Right Wing Populism Could Become ‘New Normal’, No End in Sight For Surge: Tony Blair Institute]. ''Breitbart News''. Retrieved March 4, 2018.</ref> with parties such as the [[Austrian Freedom Party]], [[Lega Nord]], and the [[Alternative for Germany]], among numerous others. Many of these parties have made it into the governments of their respective countries. In the [[United States]], figures such as [[Pat Buchanan]] and [[Donald Trump]] have been labeled right-wing populist. | ||
Revision as of 06:34, November 14, 2018
Right-wing populism is a form of populism that takes right-wing and conservative positions on issues such as patriotism, national sovereignty, law and order, and support for less immigration.[1] Like most other populists, they emphasize anti-elitism and opposition to the establishment.[1] Right-wing populism is very similar ideologically to national conservatism and paleoconservatism, and it tends to be Euroskeptic. Rightwing populism believes in equality, and rejects racism, bigotry, anti-Semitism, totalitarianism and other leftist beliefs.
Right-wing populism is seeing massive growth in Europe in the early 21st century,[2] with parties such as the Austrian Freedom Party, Lega Nord, and the Alternative for Germany, among numerous others. Many of these parties have made it into the governments of their respective countries. In the United States, figures such as Pat Buchanan and Donald Trump have been labeled right-wing populist.
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Explanatory notes -- III. Classifications. Parties and Elections in Europe. Retrieved November 24, 2017.
- ↑ Lane, Oliver JJ (December 29, 2017). Right Wing Populism Could Become ‘New Normal’, No End in Sight For Surge: Tony Blair Institute. Breitbart News. Retrieved March 4, 2018.
External links
- Why Populism Is Replacing Conservatism, and Why It’s Winning, by Scott Morefield, Breitbart News, June 17, 2016.
