Contemporary Germany and the Fourth Wave of Far-Right Politics: From the Streets to Parliament (Routledge Studies in Extremism and Democracy)

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Introduction: German Exceptionalism During the Fourth Wave of Far-right Politics
PART I: The Far Right Outside of Legislatures
	1. Germany’s New Right: Between Neo-National Socialism and Liberal Democracy
	2. Germany’s Anti-Islamic Pegida Movement: A Local Phenomenon and its Broader Impact
	3. Interconnected Realities: The Hybrid Dynamics of Far-Right Online and Offline Mobilisation
	4. Fitting in, Standing Out: Far-Right Youth Style and Commercialization in Germany
	5. The Violence of the Far-Right: The Three Decades after German Reunification
PART II: The Electoral Breakthrough of the AfD
	6. The Politicization of Immigration and Radical Right Party Politics in Germany
	7. The Electoral Breakthrough of the AfD and the East-West Divide in German Politics
	8. Far-Right Parties and Divisions Over Movement-Party Strategy: The AfD and the Anti-Corona Protests of Querdenken
	9. The Power of Anti-Pacting in Germany: History and Outlook
	10. Learning how to Respond to the AfD: Uploading from the Subnational to the National Level?
	11. The AfD’s Influence on Germany’s Coalition Landscape: Obstacle or Opportunity for the Center-right?
Conclusion: Toward a Fifth Wave of Far-Right Politics in Germany and Beyond?
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