An unusual phenomenon in the first half-century after World War II, the Italian Right has also confirmed its originality compared with other European countries in the period that followed. First, it identified with neo-fascism, having oscillated between rejecting the legacy of the Fascist period and embracing a specific issue raised by the new European Right, that of the protest anti-immigrant. After a period (the Nineties) in which MSI-AN and the Lega Nord fought for control of the political market of xenophobia, in the following decade Bossi’s party secured a monopoly over it. The roots of the Northern League, however, can not be traced back fully to the new European Right-Wing populism, for it combines the anti-immigrant battle (especially where it is in opposition) with a reformist strategy (especially where it is in Government).
La Destra italiana e la protesta anti-immigrati / R. Chiarini. - In: QUADERNI DI SCIENZA POLITICA. - ISSN 1124-7959. - 18:2(2011 Aug), pp. 235-253.
La Destra italiana e la protesta anti-immigrati
R. ChiariniPrimo
2011
Abstract
An unusual phenomenon in the first half-century after World War II, the Italian Right has also confirmed its originality compared with other European countries in the period that followed. First, it identified with neo-fascism, having oscillated between rejecting the legacy of the Fascist period and embracing a specific issue raised by the new European Right, that of the protest anti-immigrant. After a period (the Nineties) in which MSI-AN and the Lega Nord fought for control of the political market of xenophobia, in the following decade Bossi’s party secured a monopoly over it. The roots of the Northern League, however, can not be traced back fully to the new European Right-Wing populism, for it combines the anti-immigrant battle (especially where it is in opposition) with a reformist strategy (especially where it is in Government).Pubblicazioni consigliate
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