International Relations Researches

International Relations Researches

Quadruple crises and the rise of the extreme right in Europe

Document Type : Original Article

Authors
Mohamad Reza Dehshiri 1
Ruhollah Ghasemi 2
1 Associate Professor, Department of International Relations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
2 PhD Student of Political Science, Islamic Azad University of Shahreza, Isfahan
Abstract
Political and social currents and movements utilize specific intellectual origins to organize their actions on the basis of them and to achieve the intended goals. The far-right movement is no exception and adopts some elements such as racism, social Darwinism, chauvinism, populism, anti-immigrantism, xenophobia, welfare patriotism, opposition to European integration, and the re-emergence of national identity, and the re-emergence of national identity. It has had a social and social impact and has achieved significant success in the national and EU elections. In response to the question what is the rise of the far right in Europe? The authors believe that the four crises of resource distribution, political representation, identity, and immigration have played an undeniable role in this regard.
Keywords
Fascism Theory
Extremist Right
Racism
Identity
Anti-Immigration
 
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