This article analyzes nativism's rise in the Netherlands, revealing its implications for exclusionary politics.
Key Points
The aim is to explore the rise of nativism in the Netherlands and its implications for social cohesion. It examines how progressive values are co-opted by nativist movements.
Analyzed different subtypes of nativism: religious, racial, and populist.
Examined shifts in public discourse and formal political reactions.
Investigated the normalization of nativism within the Dutch context.
Identified three interrelated subtypes of nativism targeting Muslims, non-whites, and elites.
Noted a shift in public discourse, including among traditionally progressive groups.
Claimed that right-wing nativism has appropriated progressive values for exclusionary tactics.