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July 1, 2006Choice Reviews Online547 citations

Radical Right: voters and parties in the electoral market

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Part I. Understanding the Radical Right: 1. Understanding the rise of the radical right 2. Classifying the radical right 3. Comparing parties Part II. The Regulated Marketplace: 4. Ballot access and campaign finance 5. Electoral systems Part III. Electoral Demand: 6. The 'new cleavage' thesis: the social basis of support 7. 'None of the above': the politics of resentment 8. 'Us and them': immigration, multiculturalism, and xenophobia Part IV. Party Supply: 9. Location, location, location: party competition 10. Consolidating party organizations Part V. Consequences: 11. Assessing the rise of the radical right and its consequences.

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