EU elections: how Italy’s far-right leader Giorgia Meloni framed her politics during the campaign
Dr George Newth writes about the Italian Prime Minister's EU election campaign with a Far Right agenda.
We're part of the Reactionary Politics Research Network, which brings together researchers who engage with reactionary movements in politics, and resistance to them. These include sexism, homophobia, transphobia, classism, ableism, racism, and ecofascism.
We welcome researchers from across the University of Bath and beyond. To join our mailing list or find out about publications, projects and upcoming events, please contact us.
We organise a fortnightly reading group to discuss relevant publications.
So far, the books discussed have been:
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Find out more about the network’s activities such as the summer school or workshops
Email rprg@bath.ac.ukDue to their expertise and knowledge, our members often work with the media to explore contemporary debates and issues.
Dr George Newth writes about the Italian Prime Minister's EU election campaign with a Far Right agenda.
Dr Aurelien Mondon (PoLIS) writes for The Conversation on the victories of Geert Wilders and Javier Milei, as well as Nigel Farage in the jungle.
Dr George Newth explores the rise of far-right politician Giorgia Meloni in Italy in the context of the recent increased normalisation of reactionary politics.
Dr Fran Amery and Dr Aurelien Mondon explore Britain’s moral panic over the trans “threat” and how it's often promoted by people who see themselves as liberals.
The aim of the Reactionary Politics Research Group (RPRG) is to bring together researchers into all forms of reactionary movements, politics and resistance to them. This includes sexism, homophobia and transphobia, classism, ableism, racism and ecofascism. The RPRG is interdisciplinary and open to all methods but requires a critical approach to researching reactionary politics. Particular care is taken towards ethical engagement with such research. Postgraduate research candidates are welcome.
If you have any questions about our research, please get in touch.