The Social Democrats in Europe are facing right populist movements that have become a formidable electoral competitor. In Austria, France, Flanders and Denmark involves parties who already participate and become firmly rooted. In the Netherlands shot it right populism as a comet up, but a solid foundation absence. THE FEAR OF THE FEW, THE EUROPEAN SOCIAL DEMOCRACY AND THE RIGHT Populism is a large-scale study into the state of the debate and the different views within the social democracy in Europe.
Far-right parties are unfortunately not to become part of the political spectrum. Yet political participation these parties and their voters in the Netherlands after ten years is still not taken seriously. Politicians, policy makers and anti-racists together indeed jostle to express their disgust election successes of extreme right, but have so far offered very little substantive unchallenged. The knowledge about the extreme right simply missing. This book can change that: through reports and interviews with leading executives and Van den Brink offers a penetrating picture of far-right parties and their supporters in Western Europe. For it is better to know the enemy than to shut him dead. International Hate portrays himself.
