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,Normalizing and Absorbing the Radical Right: The?Danish People’s Party,entre-right parties intensified cooperation and co-optation strategies, thus recognizing and endorsing the primary policy of the Danish People’s Party, immigration. Alongside normalization of the Danish People’s Party, mainstream parties radicalized, leading civil society actors to conceive not only

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Marcin Baran,Kamila Roik,Anna Tratwalbest conceived as Democratic Defence as ‘Normal Politics’. That is, while critical claims justifying acts of opposition often problematize populist parties as a threat to liberal democratic principles and values, opponents?nevertheless favour repertoires of ‘normal politics’ against populist parties

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,Fall 4 (BASIC): Blo? ’ne Hyperventilation, international organizations such as the EU and other states. Political parties pursued a wide variety of initiatives in and outside of parliament but were hampered by fragmentation. Similarly, civil society actively opposed many Fidesz government initiatives, but was hampered by a ‘shrinking civic

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The Comoros: An Island Federalismin the political arena and the intelligence service monitors its activities. Finally, this chapter shows that adversarial by civil society groups, predominantly tolerant ones, often hide intolerant motives.

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