The veil as an object of right-wing populist politics: a comparative perspective of Turkey, Sweden, and France

Öztürk, Ebru; Serdar, Ayşe; Nygren, Katarina Giritli

doi:10.1080/1070289x.2022.2029067

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“…It examines a homonationalist subreddit to explore how gender and religion are activated to construct the boundaries between LGBT right-wing identities and other religious, or LGBTQ+ outgroups. The final contribution analyses comparatively radical right-wing parties' interventions into the veil debate, by exploring the intersections of gender and religion in Turkey, Sweden, and France (Öztürk, Serdar, and Giritli Nygren 2022). Although characterized by different understandings of legal and normative secularism, findings show that these parties capitalize on gender, religiosity, and secularity.…”

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“…With this in mind, in this Special Issue, we have collected seven articles, which provide useful insights on the interplay between radical right populism, gender and religion both from comparative perspectives (Norocel and Pettersson 2022;Öztürk, Serdar, and Giritli Nygren 2022) and in single country case studies (Giorgi 2022;Martinez 2022;Sauer 2022;Tranfić 2022). Although these articles are preponderantly focused on the Global North, there is one article exclusively examining a case study from the Global South (Martinez 2022), and another one analysing a digital community at large (Dickey, Spierings, and van Klingeren 2022).…”

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Disentangling radical right populism, gender, and religion: an introduction

Norocel

Giorgi

2022

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This Special Issue provides diverse multidisciplinary entry points that convey the multi-layered complexity of the interactions between radical right populism, gender issues, and religious questions. It fills a gap in the scholarship dealing with the political and social manifestations of radical right populism. From a theoretical point of view, the connections between radical right populism and gender and between radical right populism and religion, respectively, have received growing scholarly attention. The present Special Issue bridges these separate lines of inquiry, concentrating on how issues of gender and religion are jointly addressed in radical right populist discourses. The articles in this Special Issue provide the first in-depth and comparative understanding of the entanglements of gender and religion in radical right populist ideology, explore the active role of religion in the populist discourse, and invite to combine the analysis of the political sphere with the analysis of occurrences in the broader society.

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Section: Overview Of the Present Special Issuementioning

confidence: 99%