The Radical Right Research Robot is back with a vengeance (for now)
The bot that posts references to research on the radical right is back on Twitter, Mastodon & Bluesky
The bot that posts references to research on the radical right is back on Twitter, Mastodon & Bluesky
My amazing journey through all the domains of human knowledge continues. Click to see where it takes me.
There’s a new PolSci podcast in town, and I’m on the first episode, talking about the AfD and Germany.
In an interview with the ECPS, I discuss the the AfD’s trajectory from the softly eurosceptic centre towards the extreme right.
I cloned myself and lived to tell the tale.
Sure, here is a joke about Max Weber:Why did Max Weber become a sociologist?Because he was interested in the sociology of bureaucracy.I hope you found it funny! As a coda to a grey and mildly depressing Sunday, I checked in with Bard to see if it was any better than half a year ago. The…
Twitter may be burning, but I’m not leaving yet (as I have said a thousand times before). Still, it is good to have alternatives, and so I set up an account on Mastodon back in November ’22 when we all felt the evil presence of You-Know-Who. But much as I like the ideas behind Mastodon…
When even so-so- journals reject promising manuscripts if even one reviewer doesn’t like them, the system is broken. That’s the long and the short of it.
There is a lot of interest in the Political Geography of the Radical Right. We identify 4 different aspects of ‘place’ and show how they relate to far-right attitudes throughout Germany. Watch the video, or read the free article.
Unideological protest voting is not a driving the surge in support for the radical right AfD. Here is why.