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The link between right-wing political radicalism and geopolitical action. The Yugoslav wars and the action of the opposing factions of the European extreme right
Authors: Guerra, Nicola
Publisher: Informa UK Limited
Publication year: 2024
Journal: Critical Studies on Terrorism
Journal name in source: Critical Studies on Terrorism
First page : 1
Last page: 29
ISSN: 1753-9153
eISSN: 1753-9161
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/17539153.2024.2435701
Web address : https://doi.org/10.1080/17539153.2024.2435701
Abstract
This study analyzes the reaction of the European extreme right, with reference to the French and Italian ones, to the Yugoslav wars. The focus is on both parliamentary and extra-parliamentary groups and movements and their reaction, especially to the Serbo-Croatian conflict. Detailed analyses are reserved for both the majority of the movements that took pro-Croatian positions and the pro-Serbian minority. The latest case of the pro-Serbs is politically interesting because it intersects with the birth of the neo-Eurasian movement in the vicinity of the Soviet collapse. Different types of political and military support to the parties to the conflict are examined, and particular attention is paid to the phenomenon of foreign fighters.
This study analyzes the reaction of the European extreme right, with reference to the French and Italian ones, to the Yugoslav wars. The focus is on both parliamentary and extra-parliamentary groups and movements and their reaction, especially to the Serbo-Croatian conflict. Detailed analyses are reserved for both the majority of the movements that took pro-Croatian positions and the pro-Serbian minority. The latest case of the pro-Serbs is politically interesting because it intersects with the birth of the neo-Eurasian movement in the vicinity of the Soviet collapse. Different types of political and military support to the parties to the conflict are examined, and particular attention is paid to the phenomenon of foreign fighters.
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