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(University of Georgia, USA)
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On Extremism and Democracy in Europe is a collection of short and accessible essays on the far right, populism, Euroscepticism, and liberal democracy by one of the leading academic and public voices today. It includes both sober, fact-based analysis of the often sensationalized "rise of the far right" in Europe as well as passionate defence of the fundamental values of liberal democracy. Sometimes counter-intuitive and always thought-provoking, Mudde argues that the true challenge to liberal democracy comes from the political elites at the centre of the political systems rather than from the political challengers at the political margins. Pushing to go beyond the simplistic opposition of extremism and democracy, which is much clearer in theory than in practice, he accentuates the internal dangers of liberal democracy without ignoring the external threats. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in European politics, extremism and/or current affairs more generally.

Recenzijas

Never afraid to tell it like it is, Cas Mudde may be a born contrarian but he always knows what hes talking about. This collection exemplifies Mudde's trademark mix of scholarly expertise and take-no-prisoners commitment to making us all think twice before we take too much for granted. Genuinely a great read.

Tim Bale, Professor of Politics, Queen Mary University of London, UK

A must-read for anyone interested in this riveting European political momentpopulism, freedom of speech, far-right, far-left, religion, Euroscepticism, and euro-crisis. Its all here: well written, provocative, and engaging. Always original and thought-provoking, Cas Mudde combines wonderful political savvy with unrivalled academic expertise.

Catherine Fieschi, Director, Counterpoint, UK

Cas Mudde is the leading public intellectual drawing attention to the challenges to liberal democracy and the European project represented by populist, Eurosceptic parties. Dismissing convenient, simplistic hype over this phenomenon and highlighting the contradictory responses of governments this book defines the issues likely to dominate European politics for years to come.

Geoffrey Harris, European Parliament official (1976-2016) and author of The Dark Side of Europe.

This collection distils the essential Mudde. His characteristically forthright dissection of key political trends includes a primer on populism that will be widely cited, but he also warns of the dangers of blaming populism for all the problems besetting liberal democracy in Europe today. Mudde's analysis of the damage done by mainstream parties and politicians in the name of combatting extremism should be essential reading for all Europeans worried about the future of democracy and the EU.

Heather Grabbe, Director, Open Society European Policy Institute, Belgium

Cas Mudde is one of the leading specialists of the populist radical right. He is also a man with strong moral and civic values. The pathological normalcy theory he exposes in this collection of his articles is a key to understanding the mounting challenge of the extreme right to liberal democracy. It is also well worth reading his criticism of "undemocratic liberalism", as the reason for the successes of Left-Wing populism.

Jean-Yves Camus, Directeur de l'Observatoire des radicalités Politiques (ORAP), Paris Never afraid to tell it like it is, Cas Mudde may be a born contrarian but he always knows what hes talking about. This collection exemplifies Mudde's trademark mix of scholarly expertise and take-no-prisoners commitment to making us all think twice before we take too much for granted. Genuinely a great read.

Tim Bale, Professor of Politics, Queen Mary University of London, UK

A must-read for anyone interested in this riveting European political momentpopulism, freedom of speech, far-right, far-left, religion, Euroscepticism, and euro-crisis. Its all here: well written, provocative, and engaging. Always original and thought-provoking, Cas Mudde combines wonderful political savvy with unrivalled academic expertise.

Catherine Fieschi, Director, Counterpoint, UK

Cas Mudde is the leading public intellectual drawing attention to the challenges to liberal democracy and the European project represented by populist, Eurosceptic parties. Dismissing convenient, simplistic hype over this phenomenon and highlighting the contradictory responses of governments this book defines the issues likely to dominate European politics for years to come.

Geoffrey Harris, European Parliament official (1976-2016) and author of The Dark Side of Europe.

This collection distils the essential Mudde. His characteristically forthright dissection of key political trends includes a primer on populism that will be widely cited, but he also warns of the dangers of blaming populism for all the problems besetting liberal democracy in Europe today. Mudde's analysis of the damage done by mainstream parties and politicians in the name of combatting extremism should be essential reading for all Europeans worried about the future of democracy and the EU.

Heather Grabbe, Director, Open Society European Policy Institute, Belgium

Cas Mudde is one of the leading specialists of the populist radical right. He is also a man with strong moral and civic values. The pathological normalcy theory he exposes in this collection of his articles is a key to understanding the mounting challenge of the extreme right to liberal democracy. It is also well worth reading his criticism of "undemocratic liberalism", as the reason for the successes of Left-Wing populism.

Jean-Yves Camus, Directeur de l'Observatoire des radicalités Politiques (ORAP), Paris

The volume succeeds in doing what any good book ought to do: it makes you think.

Erik Jones, The International Institute for Strategic Studies, Survival

Acknowledgements xix
Preface xxi
PART I The far right
1(50)
1 The populist radical right: a pathological normalcy
3(10)
2 Three decades of populist radical right parties in Western Europe: so what?
13(6)
3 The myth of Weimar Europe
19(4)
4 Putin's Trojan Horses? Five theses on Russia and the European far right
23(6)
5 Local shocks: the far right in the 2014 European elections
29(10)
6 Europe of Nations and Freedoms: financial success, political failure
39(4)
7 Viktor Orban and the difference between radical right parties and radical right politics
43(8)
PART II Populism
51(24)
8 Jean-Claude Juncker and the populist zeitgeist in European politics
53(4)
9 Populism: the good, the bad and the ugly
57(4)
10 Populism and liberal democracy: is Greece the exception or the future of Europe?
61(6)
11 Populism: a primer
67(8)
PART III Euroscepticism
75(40)
12 European integration: after the fall
77(2)
13 The European elites' politics of fear
79(4)
14 What will the European elections bring the Western Balkans?
83(4)
15 The 2014 European elections in numbers
87(6)
16 Electoral winners and political losers in the right-wing Eurosceptic camp
93(6)
17 The key lessons of Syriza's defeat? A different Europe requires both ideology and competence!
99(4)
18 It's time to end the Eurosceptic illusions!
103(4)
19 `Weimar Greece' and the future of Europe
107(4)
20 Portugal faces a political crisis, but it's the same one facing governments everywhere
111(4)
PART IV Liberal democracy
115(34)
21 The intolerance of the tolerant
117(4)
22 After the storms: time to go beyond the obvious responses
121(4)
23 Norway's democratic example
125(4)
24 The do's and don'ts of banning political extremism
129(8)
25 No, we are NOT all Charlie (and that's a problem)
137(4)
26 What freedom of speech? Of foxes, chickens and #JeSuisCharlie
141(4)
27 As Europe looks fearfully outside, its liberal democracy is under attack from within
145(4)
Epilogue: European democracy after Paris 149(4)
Further reading 153(2)
Index 155
Cas Mudde is Associate Professor in the School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Georgia, USA, and Researcher in the Center for Research on Extremism (C-REX) at the University of Oslo, Norway.