Right-wing extremism in Switzerland. National and international perspectives.

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Sonst. Personen	Niggli, Marcel Alexander (Hrsg.)
Titel	Right-wing extremism in Switzerland. National and international perspectives. Gefälligkeitsübersetzung: Rechtsextremismus in der Schweiz. Nationale und internationale Perspektiven.
Quelle	Baden-Baden: Nomos Verl.-Ges. (2009), 301 S.Verfügbarkeit
Reihe	Studien zur Schweizer Politik. 2
Zusatzinformation	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Sprache	englisch
Dokumenttyp	gedruckt; Monographie
ISBN	978-3-8329-4241-0
Schlagwörter	Ideologie; Fremdgruppe; Ethnozentrismus; Fremdeinschätzung; Gewalt; Jugend; Motivation; Demokratie; Migration; Migrationspolitik; Partei; Populismus; Rassismus; Rechtsextremismus; Wertorientierung; Sport; Lokaler Faktor; Organisation; Rekrutierung; Schweiz
Abstract	"Der Sammelband 'Right-wing extremism' hat ein doppeltes Ziel. Zum einen soll er das Nationale Forschungsprogramm 40plus und seine Projekte präsentieren (die alle mit Beiträgen präsent sind), zum anderen sollen diese nationalen Beiträge in eine internationale Perspektive gestellt werden, sodass in der Übersicht und Umschau eine Verortung der schweizerischen Forschung (und damit auch des NFP4Oplus selbst) und ihrer Resultate möglich wird. Eingeladen wurden dazu führende europäische Forscher auf dem Gebiet des Rechtsextremismus." (Autorenreferat). Inhaltsverzeichnis: Marcel Alexander Niggli: The Swiss National Research Programme 40+ "Right-Wing Extremism" (13-27); Damir Skenderovic: Organised Right-Wing Extremism in Switzerland: An Overview Since 1945 (28-38); Linards Udris, Kurt Imhof, Patrik Ettinger: New Chances for Attracting Attention: The Extreme Right and Radical Right in Swiss Public Communication, 1960-2005 (41-57); Philippe Gottraux, Cécile Péchu: The Relationship between Values and Right-Wing "Populist" Commitment in Switzerland: Swiss People's Party Activists (58-67); Thomas Grumke: Populist Parties and Political Involvement: European Research and Results (68-77); Gianni D'Amato, Damir Skenderovic: From Outsider to Playmakers: Radical Right-Wing Populist Parties and Swiss Migration Policy (78-91); Hans-Georg Betz: The Swiss Populist Right in the West European Context (92-101); Marc Helbling: Citizenship, Right-Wing Populism and the Direct Democratic Dilemma (102-112); Nonna Mayer: Right-Wing Extremism and Ethnocentrism in Western Europe (115-125); Sandro Cattacin, Brigitta Gerber, Massimo Sardi, Robert Wegener: Measuring Misanthropy and Right-Wing Extremism in Switzerland: Some Insights from an Exploratory Survey (126-135); Andreas Zick, Beate Küpper, Anna Klein, Wilhelm Heitmeyer: Monitoring Misanthropy - Prospects and Encouraging Results of a Swiss-German Comparison (136-145); Patrik Manzoni: The Feasibility of Monitoring Xenophobia and Right-Wing Extremist Attitudes in Switzerland (146-152); Martin Schmid, Marco Storni: Youth and Unreported Right-Wing Extremist Violence: Quantitative Analyses of Victimization Processes (155-169); Heléne Lööw: Right-Wing Extremist Perpetrators from an International Perspective (170-180); Saskia Bollin, Corinne Sieber, Annina Studer, Ueli Mäder, Wassilis Kassis: Right-Wing Extremist Youth: Motivations for Exiting the Right-Wing Extremist Scene and Clique Structure (181-192); Thomas Gabriel: Parenting and Right-Wing Extremism - An Analysis of the Biographical Genesis of Racism Among Young People (193-202); Thomas Bliesener: Hooliganism and Right-Wing Extremism: Findings from European Research (205-216); Thomas Busset, Thomas Gander, Pascal Pfister, Raffaele Poli: The Football Stadium - A Place Where Right-Wing Extremists Recruit? Case Studies of Three Swiss clubs (217-221); Dominique Malatesta, Christophe Jaccoud, Jean-Philippe Dubey: Violent Football Fans and Right-Wing Extremism: An Analysis of the Socio-Juridical Aspects - Results from the NRP 40+ Study (222-228); Fritz Oser, Christine Riegel, Sabine Tanner: Changing Devils into Angels? Preventing Racism and Right-Wing Extremism at School as a Sensitising Activity (231-251); Andreas Beelmann: Preventing Right-Wing Extremism: European and International Research (252-264); Rolf van Dick: Racism and Prejudice in Germany and Europe - Some Research Insights, and an Agenda for Evaluating Intervention and Prevention Projects (265-276); Thomas Widmer, Christian Hirschi: How to Evaluate Measures Against Right-Wing Extremism (277-289); Myriam Eser Davolio, Matthias Drilling, Monique Eckmann: Local Communities Facing Right-Wing Extremism: Evaluating Intervention Approaches (290-296).
Erfasst von	GESIS - Leibniz-Institut für Sozialwissenschaften, Mannheim
Update	2010/2