Introduction, Michael Minkenberg PART I CONTEXTS AND CONCEPTS 1. Transforming Transformation Theory, Klaus von Beyme2. Profiles, Patterns, Process: Studying the East European Radical Right in Its Political Environment, Michael Minkenberg PART II COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES3. The Democratization of Hostility: Minorities and Radical Right Actors after the Fall of Communism, Lenka Bustikova4.The Populist Radical Right Parties in the Political Process: Assessing Party Impact in Central and Eastern Europe, Andrea L. P. Pirro5.Lighting the Fuse: the Impact of Radical Right Parties on Party Competition in Central and Eastern Europe, Bartek Pytlas and Oliver Kossack6.
The Impact of Radical Right Parties in the Baltic States, Daunis Auers and Andres Kasekamp PART III COUNTRY CASES: EAST CENTRAL EUROPE7. The Radical Right in Poland--from the Mainstream to the Margins. A Case of Interconnectivity, Dominika Kasprowicz8. Transforming Hungary--Together? An Analysis of the FIDESZ-Jobbik Relationship, Péter Krekó and Gregor Mayer9.The Impact of the Czech Radical Right on Transformation and (De)Consolidation of Democracy after 1989, Miroslav Mares10.Actors, Agenda, and Appeals of the Radical Nationalist Right in Slovakia, Olga Gyárfásová and Grigorij Meseznikov PART IV COUNTRY CASES: BALKAN AND BEYOND 11. The Emergence of a New Radical Right Power: the Romanian Orthodox Church, Gabriel Andreescu12.'Righting It Up': an Interplay-based Model for Analyzing Extreme Right Dynamics in Romania, Radu Cinpoes13.
The Bulgarian Radical Right: Marching Up from the Margins, Kiril Avramov14. Parties and Subcultures in the Process of Mobilization: the Internal Dynamics of the Radical Right in Ukraine, Alina Polyakova15.Conclusions: Actors, Interaction, and Impact in Comparison, Michael Minkenberg, with Oliver Kossack ates, Daunis Auers and Andres Kasekamp PART III COUNTRY CASES: EAST CENTRAL EUROPE7. The Radical Right in Poland--from the Mainstream to the Margins. A Case of Interconnectivity, Dominika Kasprowicz8. Transforming Hungary--Together? An Analysis of the FIDESZ-Jobbik Relationship, Péter Krekó and Gregor Mayer9.The Impact of the Czech Radical Right on Transformation and (De)Consolidation of Democracy after 1989, Miroslav Mares10.Actors, Agenda, and Appeals of the Radical Nationalist Right in Slovakia, Olga Gyárfásová and Grigorij Meseznikov PART IV COUNTRY CASES: BALKAN AND BEYOND 11.
The Emergence of a New Radical Right Power: the Romanian Orthodox Church, Gabriel Andreescu12.'Righting It Up': an Interplay-based Model for Analyzing Extreme Right Dynamics in Romania, Radu Cinpoes13. The Bulgarian Radical Right: Marching Up from the Margins, Kiril Avramov14. Parties and Subcultures in the Process of Mobilization: the Internal Dynamics of the Radical Right in Ukraine, Alina Polyakova15.Conclusions: Actors, Interaction, and Impact in Comparison, Michael Minkenberg, with Oliver Kossack sed Model for Analyzing Extreme Right Dynamics in Romania, Radu Cinpoes13. The Bulgarian Radical Right: Marching Up from the Margins, Kiril Avramov14. Parties and Subcultures in the Process of Mobilization: the Internal Dynamics of the Radical Right in Ukraine, Alina Polyakova15.Conclusions: Actors, Interaction, and Impact in Comparison, Michael Minkenberg, with Oliver Kossack.