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Paperback. Condition: New. Investigates the strategic use of gender by far-right parties in Europe to mobilize voters and legitimize exclusionary nationalist agendasFar-right parties across Europe increasingly use gender as a political tool to shape electoral outcomes and reinforce exclusionary national identities. This monograph provides a comparative analysis of Italy and the Netherlands, demonstrating how parties like Italy's Brothers of Italy and the Netherlands' Party for Freedom employ gender narratives to marginalize feminist and LGBTQ+ movements, instrumentalize women's roles, and justify anti-immigrant policies. Drawing on speeches, manifestos, campaign materials, electoral statistics, and media metrics, the study highlights how gender intersects with race, religion, and class to legitimize authoritarian and xenophobic agendas.The monograph combines discourse analysis with quantitative data to show how far-right parties craft persuasive narratives targeting diverse voter demographics. Key findings reveal the rise of gendered rhetoric in political mobilization, the co-optation of feminist and LGBTQ+ ideals for nationalist purposes, and the deployment of online platforms to amplify exclusionary ideologies. Historical context, from post-World War II reconstruction to the contemporary refugee crisis, demonstrates the evolving strategies through which far-right movements adapt gendered narratives to political, economic, and social conditions.By placing gender at the center of far-right politics, this book challenges assumptions that gender is a peripheral issue in electoral strategies. It reveals how gendered narratives are instrumental in shaping public discourse, reinforcing social hierarchies, and influencing policy outcomes. The monograph offers critical insights for scholars, policymakers, and activists, highlighting the urgent need to understand and counter the far-right's manipulative use of gender in Europe's contemporary political landscape.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Investigates the strategic use of gender by far-right parties in Europe to mobilize voters and legitimize exclusionary nationalist agendasFar-right parties across Europe increasingly use gender as a political tool to shape electoral outcomes and reinforce exclusionary national identities. This monograph provides a comparative analysis of Italy and the Netherlands, demonstrating how parties like Italy's Brothers of Italy and the Netherlands' Party for Freedom employ gender narratives to marginalize feminist and LGBTQ+ movements, instrumentalize women's roles, and justify anti-immigrant policies. Drawing on speeches, manifestos, campaign materials, electoral statistics, and media metrics, the study highlights how gender intersects with race, religion, and class to legitimize authoritarian and xenophobic agendas.The monograph combines discourse analysis with quantitative data to show how far-right parties craft persuasive narratives targeting diverse voter demographics. Key findings reveal the rise of gendered rhetoric in political mobilization, the co-optation of feminist and LGBTQ+ ideals for nationalist purposes, and the deployment of online platforms to amplify exclusionary ideologies. Historical context, from post-World War II reconstruction to the contemporary refugee crisis, demonstrates the evolving strategies through which far-right movements adapt gendered narratives to political, economic, and social conditions.By placing gender at the center of far-right politics, this book challenges assumptions that gender is a peripheral issue in electoral strategies. It reveals how gendered narratives are instrumental in shaping public discourse, reinforcing social hierarchies, and influencing policy outcomes. The monograph offers critical insights for scholars, policymakers, and activists, highlighting the urgent need to understand and counter the far-right's manipulative use of gender in Europe's contemporary political landscape.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Investigates the strategic use of gender by far-right parties in Europe to mobilize voters and legitimize exclusionary nationalist agendasFar-right parties across Europe increasingly use gender as a political tool to shape electoral outcomes and reinforce exclusionary national identities. This monograph provides a comparative analysis of Italy and the Netherlands, demonstrating how parties like Italy's Brothers of Italy and the Netherlands' Party for Freedom employ gender narratives to marginalize feminist and LGBTQ+ movements, instrumentalize women's roles, and justify anti-immigrant policies. Drawing on speeches, manifestos, campaign materials, electoral statistics, and media metrics, the study highlights how gender intersects with race, religion, and class to legitimize authoritarian and xenophobic agendas.The monograph combines discourse analysis with quantitative data to show how far-right parties craft persuasive narratives targeting diverse voter demographics. Key findings reveal the rise of gendered rhetoric in political mobilization, the co-optation of feminist and LGBTQ+ ideals for nationalist purposes, and the deployment of online platforms to amplify exclusionary ideologies. Historical context, from post-World War II reconstruction to the contemporary refugee crisis, demonstrates the evolving strategies through which far-right movements adapt gendered narratives to political, economic, and social conditions.By placing gender at the center of far-right politics, this book challenges assumptions that gender is a peripheral issue in electoral strategies. It reveals how gendered narratives are instrumental in shaping public discourse, reinforcing social hierarchies, and influencing policy outcomes. The monograph offers critical insights for scholars, policymakers, and activists, highlighting the urgent need to understand and counter the far-right's manipulative use of gender in Europe's contemporary political landscape.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Investigates the strategic use of gender by far-right parties in Europe to mobilize voters and legitimize exclusionary nationalist agendasFar-right parties across Europe increasingly use gender as a political tool to shape electoral outcomes and reinforce exclusionary national identities. This monograph provides a comparative analysis of Italy and the Netherlands, demonstrating how parties like Italy's Brothers of Italy and the Netherlands' Party for Freedom employ gender narratives to marginalize feminist and LGBTQ+ movements, instrumentalize women's roles, and justify anti-immigrant policies. Drawing on speeches, manifestos, campaign materials, electoral statistics, and media metrics, the study highlights how gender intersects with race, religion, and class to legitimize authoritarian and xenophobic agendas.The monograph combines discourse analysis with quantitative data to show how far-right parties craft persuasive narratives targeting diverse voter demographics. Key findings reveal the rise of gendered rhetoric in political mobilization, the co-optation of feminist and LGBTQ+ ideals for nationalist purposes, and the deployment of online platforms to amplify exclusionary ideologies. Historical context, from post-World War II reconstruction to the contemporary refugee crisis, demonstrates the evolving strategies through which far-right movements adapt gendered narratives to political, economic, and social conditions.By placing gender at the center of far-right politics, this book challenges assumptions that gender is a peripheral issue in electoral strategies. It reveals how gendered narratives are instrumental in shaping public discourse, reinforcing social hierarchies, and influencing policy outcomes. The monograph offers critical insights for scholars, policymakers, and activists, highlighting the urgent need to understand and counter the far-right's manipulative use of gender in Europe's contemporary political landscape.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book investigates the strategic use of gender by far-right parties in Europe to mobilise voters and legitimise exclusionary nationalist agendas. Through comparative case studies of Italy and the Netherlands, it analyses how parties deploy gendered narratives to oppose feminist and LGBTQ+ rights, justify anti-immigrant policies, and consolidate political power. Drawing on political speeches, campaign materials, manifestos, media coverage, and electoral data, the study reveals the intersections of gender with race, religion, and class in shaping political discourse. The monograph shows that gender is not a peripheral concern but a central axis in far-right strategies, influencing public opinion, social norms, and policy outcomes. By uncovering these dynamics, the book offers insights into the broader implications of far-right politics for democracy, social justice, and inclusive governance in Europe. This monograph examines how far-right political parties in Europe instrumentalize gender to shape voter mobilization and reinforce exclusionary national identities, with comparative case studies of Italy and the Netherlands highlighting strategies targeting women, LGBTQ+ individuals, and migrants. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book investigates the strategic use of gender by far-right parties in Europe to mobilise voters and legitimise exclusionary nationalist agendas. Through comparative case studies of Italy and the Netherlands, it analyses how parties deploy gendered narratives to oppose feminist and LGBTQ+ rights, justify anti-immigrant policies, and consolidate political power. Drawing on political speeches, campaign materials, manifestos, media coverage, and electoral data, the study reveals the intersections of gender with race, religion, and class in shaping political discourse. The monograph shows that gender is not a peripheral concern but a central axis in far-right strategies, influencing public opinion, social norms, and policy outcomes. By uncovering these dynamics, the book offers insights into the broader implications of far-right politics for democracy, social justice, and inclusive governance in Europe. This monograph examines how far-right political parties in Europe instrumentalize gender to shape voter mobilization and reinforce exclusionary national identities, with comparative case studies of Italy and the Netherlands highlighting strategies targeting women, LGBTQ+ individuals, and migrants. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Investigates the strategic use of gender by far-right parties in Europe to mobilize voters and legitimize exclusionary nationalist agendasFar-right parties across Europe increasingly use gender as a political tool to shape electoral outcomes and reinforce exclusionary national identities. This monograph provides a comparative analysis of Italy and the Netherlands, demonstrating how parties like Italy's Brothers of Italy and the Netherlands' Party for Freedom employ gender narratives to marginalize feminist and LGBTQ+ movements, instrumentalize women's roles, and justify anti-immigrant policies. Drawing on speeches, manifestos, campaign materials, electoral statistics, and media metrics, the study highlights how gender intersects with race, religion, and class to legitimize authoritarian and xenophobic agendas.The monograph combines discourse analysis with quantitative data to show how far-right parties craft persuasive narratives targeting diverse voter demographics. Key findings reveal the rise of gendered rhetoric in political mobilization, the co-optation of feminist and LGBTQ+ ideals for nationalist purposes, and the deployment of online platforms to amplify exclusionary ideologies. Historical context, from post-World War II reconstruction to the contemporary refugee crisis, demonstrates the evolving strategies through which far-right movements adapt gendered narratives to political, economic, and social conditions.By placing gender at the center of far-right politics, this book challenges assumptions that gender is a peripheral issue in electoral strategies. It reveals how gendered narratives are instrumental in shaping public discourse, reinforcing social hierarchies, and influencing policy outcomes. The monograph offers critical insights for scholars, policymakers, and activists, highlighting the urgent need to understand and counter the far-right's manipulative use of gender in Europe's contemporary political landscape.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book investigates the strategic use of gender by far-right parties in Europe to mobilise voters and legitimise exclusionary nationalist agendas. Through comparative case studies of Italy and the Netherlands, it analyses how parties deploy gendered narratives to oppose feminist and LGBTQ+ rights, justify anti-immigrant policies, and consolidate political power. Drawing on political speeches, campaign materials, manifestos, media coverage, and electoral data, the study reveals the intersections of gender with race, religion, and class in shaping political discourse. The monograph shows that gender is not a peripheral concern but a central axis in far-right strategies, influencing public opinion, social norms, and policy outcomes. By uncovering these dynamics, the book offers insights into the broader implications of far-right politics for democracy, social justice, and inclusive governance in Europe. This monograph examines how far-right political parties in Europe instrumentalize gender to shape voter mobilization and reinforce exclusionary national identities, with comparative case studies of Italy and the Netherlands highlighting strategies targeting women, LGBTQ+ individuals, and migrants. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Politicization of Gender | Far-Right Strategies in European Politics | Maria Barbu | Taschenbuch | Anthem Ethics of Personal Data Collection | Englisch | 2026 | Anthem Press | EAN 9781839999017 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…