دانلود کتاب Radical Right Parties in Central and Eastern Europe: Mainstream Party Competition and Electoral Fortune

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Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of figures
List of tables
Acknowledgements
List of abbreviations
1 The puzzle of radical right electoral fortune in Central and Eastern Europe: introductory remarks
The puzzle of radical right electoral fortune
Value wars and pathological normalcy: the radical right in the Central and Eastern European context
Ideological diffusion, party competition, and electoral fortune: contest over meaning
Towards a narrative model of radical right electoral fortune
Cases and levels of comparative analysis
Book overview
2 The radical right and their mainstream competitors in Central and Eastern Europe
Who’s in? Inclusive definition of right-wing radicalism
Who’s (barely) out? Delimitation from nearby competitors
Poland: League of Polish Families vs. Law and Justice
Slovakia: Slovak National Party vs. Smer
Hungary: Jobbik vs. Fidesz
Summary
3 Contest over meaning: theoretical framework and narrative interaction model of radical right electoral fortune
The narrative context: contests over collective nationness
The framing paradigm: what are issues about?
Party competition: a narrative optic
The narrative interaction model of radical right electoral fortune
Methods of analysis
4 ‘Bulwark of Christianity’? Morality debates in Poland
The narrative context: national identity, religion, and morality politics
Frame identification: ‘Bulwark of Christianity’ vs. ‘Civilization of Death’
Party competition: long-lasting effects of frame takeover
Summary
5 Defence against Hungarian dominance? Minority debates in Slovakia
The narrative context: defensive differentiation in multi-ethnic states
Frame identification: defence against Hungarian dominance and irredentism
Party competition: Smer’s strategic frame takeover
Summary
6 A second Trianon? Nemzetpolitika debates in Hungary
The narrative context: external homelands and historical traumas
Frame identification: a second Trianon trauma
Party competition: narrative shifts in a spatial status quo
Summary
7 Jobbik and anti-Roma minority debates
The narrative context: anti-Roma debates and neglected minority policy
Frame identification: anti-Roma discourse of ‘Gypsy crime’
Party competition: the political career of Jobbik’s frame
Summary: the success of Jobbik’s frame and the failure of the mainstream
8 Discursive influence, party competition, and electoral fortune: comparative results and conclusions
Discursive influence
Party competition
Synergy mechanisms and influence factors of radical right electoral fortune
Conclusions
Outlook
Appendix A: Data scores
Appendix B: Expert surveys and public opinion and election studies used
Index