While digital activism has formed part of social movements’ contentious repertoires for at least two decades, online forms protest have risen to unprecedented importance across the globe in context COVID-19 pandemic. This article studies continuities and shifts before, during beyond pandemic, drawing from a case study conducted Dresden-based far-right movement organisation PEGIDA. Seeking shed ...

This paper examines memetic content as a window into the values expressed by far-right constituents. Our main premise was that memes are site of interaction between two types values: those social movement and characterizing communication on media. We studied this notion through case from Italy: photo-based meme genre ‘alternative calendar commemorations’ memorialize events or figures important ...

This paper reflects the concept of populism, based on an analysis a media editorial line and increasing populist, demagogic discourses present mainstream in France. It presents populism its current problems, then offers methodological reflection centered desire to emphasize role rise right-wing far-right ideology. The aim is study media, which can promote populist communication. doesn’t focus c...

Based on an analysis of 22 European far-right parties, we identify emergent discourse in environmental politics, which conceptualise as ‘ecobordering’. This seeks to blame immigration for national degradation, draws colonial and racialised imaginaries nature order rationalise further border restrictions ‘protect’ the ‘nativist stewardship’ nature. As such, ecobordering obscure primary driving c...