Ash
TNPer
I plan to do a series on the rise of right-wing populism in Britain, the United States, and the EU. Brexit, Donald Trump, and Marine Le Pen are the most well-known examples. The rise of right-wing populism has occurred in tandem with globalization and economic dislocation of the working class.
The Austrian presidential election is also interesting to note: right-wing candidate Norbert Hofer won the first round in April and very narrowly lost the runoff vote in May. The results of that vote have since been invalidated by the Constitutional Court, and a second runoff election is scheduled to be held in December. Hofer has been one of three joint acting presidents since July, when the term of the previous president expired. Hofer is the most successful right-wing candidate in Austria since World War II.
In the meantime, here is a link to an article that will introduce you to this topic: Don't let Trump fool you: rightwing populism is the new normal.
The Austrian presidential election is also interesting to note: right-wing candidate Norbert Hofer won the first round in April and very narrowly lost the runoff vote in May. The results of that vote have since been invalidated by the Constitutional Court, and a second runoff election is scheduled to be held in December. Hofer has been one of three joint acting presidents since July, when the term of the previous president expired. Hofer is the most successful right-wing candidate in Austria since World War II.
In the meantime, here is a link to an article that will introduce you to this topic: Don't let Trump fool you: rightwing populism is the new normal.