The panel examines the impact of the far right on EU decision-making. Over the past decade, far-right actors have established a firm presence in European Union politics. Far-right EU parliamentary groups have extended the reach of their influence, as mainstream actors increasingly accommodate rather than contest far-right discourse and policy preferences. Together, these dynamics blur the boundaries between mainstream and far-right actors in European parliamentary competition. This panel brings together comparative, empirical, and theoretical work interrogating how far-right mainstreaming and normalisation unfold at EU level, and how they are enabled by transnational far-right party networks and coordinated strategies among the EU parliamentary groups.
Far-Right Mainstreaming and Normalisation in the European Union
Type
Open Panel
Language
English
Chair
Discussants
Description
Onsite Presentation Language
Same as proposal language
Panel ID
PL-4166






