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This lecture discusses the relationship between the radicalized margins and the mainstream. Radicalized actors/ideologies and the mainstream are usually considered opposing poles. The mainstream is often portrayed as moderate and centrist in terms of its convictions and policies and placed in opposition to the far-right and far-left. In this lecture,recent insights on the “normalization” of far right actors and attitudes (Ruth Wodak, Cas Mudde) are presented, paying particular attention to “the mainstream” as a (heterogeneous) agent accommodating, aligning, justifying, and normalizing far-right actors, actions, and attitudes, as well as the reasons why and the circumstances under which this happens.
Prof. Dr. Sabrina Zajak (DeZIM-Institut Berlin)
Aus dem Projekt RaMi
Here you can find talks and lectures on the topic of ‘Radicalisation and Space’ for example with Prof. Dr. George Galster on the effects of space on people's life chances.