“…And more recently, a number of geographers have started to write on rise of populism, the New Right and fascism across Europe (Bachmann, 2020; Belina, 2020; Bialasiewicz and Stallone, 2020; Bürkner, 2020; Förtner et al, 2021; Lizotte, 2019), including numerous studies exploring the diffuse reasons, constellations and effects of Brexit (see, for instance, Agnew, 2020; Bachmann and Sidaway, 2016; Boyle et al, 2018; Jessop, 2017). Often, this work is inspired by radical geographic or critical geopolitical approaches accentuating structures and processes of spatial and socio-economic marginalization through dominant frames of knowledge production, dissemination and instrumentalization (Moisio, 2018).…”