Beschreibung
In mid-July 2011, the “lone wolf terrorist” Anders Behring
Breivik placed a bomb at the Norwegian government block,
killing eight people. He then traveled to a youth camp on a
small island in the Oslo archipelago, where another 69
people, mainly teenage social democratic activists, were
shot in cold blood. However, far right terrorism aligns its
actions against the backdrop of ideological evolution and
transnational networks that spread their messages in
concerted ways. This book addresses the far right by
providing both cross-national and country-specific
perspectives of transnational networks and dimensions.
Mats Deland is historian and associate
professor at the Hugo Valentin Centre, Uppsala University,
Sweden.
Michael Minkenberg is professor of comparative politics at
European University Viadrina in Frankfurt (Oder), Germany.
Christin Mays is researcher at the Department of Education,
Uppsala University, Sweden.
