Radical Right Parties in Central and Eastern Europe

Focusing on the interplay between discursive influence and party competition, this book presents a comprehensive framework for understanding the electoral success of radical right parties in Central and Eastern Europe. It emphasizes the importance of analyzing legitimizing narratives and frame ownership beyond mere issue competition. Using Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia as case studies, it explores contemporary debates surrounding collective identity policies. The research is grounded in original data, election studies, and expert surveys, offering a comparative evaluation of these dynamics.