Omran Shroufi
Biographic Data
| ID | 214953 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Omran Shroufi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Omran |
| FAMILY NAME | Shroufi |
| SIGNATURE | SHROUFI O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vrije Universiteit Brussel |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5837-2232 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Fictional Frontlines: A Mapping Review and Research Agenda for the Study of Far-right Engagement with Films, Television and Video Games
With audiovisual fiction still largely overlooked in recent literature on the far right, this article turns its attention to research dedicated to the intersections between the far right and films, television series and video games. Based on a mapping review, we first identify main trends in existing literature, finding that it is mainly focused on (1) history and memory, (2) far-right regimes, and (3) film, and is (4) largely based in humanities…
Critiquing Audiovisual Fiction from the New Right: The German Far-right Podcast “Von Rechts Gelesen”
While a podcast reviewing popular culture is nothing out of the ordinary, the German podcast “Von rechts gelesen” (VRG—Read from the right) might appear unusual: It is a culture and literature podcast produced by a group of German far-right activists. Yet, the podcast is emblematic of the way far-right thinkers and activists have set their sights on popular culture to win over the “hearts and minds’ of the population at large. Focusing specifical…
A critical discourse analysis of Geert Wilders’ pro-Israelism
From ‘Terror State’ to Part of the ‘Jewish-Christian Civilisation: Exploring Diversity in the German Far Right’s Position Towards Israel
Recent shifts in West Europe have resulted in increasingly pro-Israel far-right parties. While this phenomenon remains under-theorised, existing research suggests the far right’s position is not uniform, and support for Israel is limited to contemporary radical right parties. By contrast, traditional extreme-right parties remain hostile towards Israel. To substantiate these claims, the article focuses on Germany and compares the Israel/Palestine …
Far-right intellectual discourse about populism: The case of the German Institut für Staatspolitik
Despite the ubiquity of work on the populism of the far right, explicit analysis of far-right populist strategizing and discourse about populism has been rare. This article explores such far-right reflections on populism through the publications of the German Institut für Staatspolitik, an organization at the heart of the intellectual Neue Rechte and close to parts of the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD). We find a sympathetic attitude towards p…
Multiculturalism and the Nation in Germany: A Study in Moral Conflict
Multiculturalism and the Nation in Germany: A Study in Moral Conflict." German Politics, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print), pp. 1–2
The Gates of Jerusalem: European revisionism and the populist radical Right
In late 2010, the ‘European Freedom Alliance’, a group of four European politicians from populist radical right parties: Heinz-Christian Strache, Chairman of the Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ); Filip Dewinter, a senior leader in Belgium’s Vlaams Belang (VB); René Stadtkewitz, founder of Germany’s Die Freiheit; and Kent Ekeroth, the International Secretary for the Sweden Democrats (SD), travelled to Israel and the West Bank. Their trip culminated in…
The Gates of Jerusalem: European revisionism and the populist radical Right
In late 2010, the ‘European Freedom Alliance’, a group of four European politicians from populist radical right parties: Heinz-Christian Strache, Chairman of the Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ); Filip Dewinter, a senior leader in Belgium’s Vlaams Belang (VB); René Stadtkewitz, founder of Germany’s Die Freiheit; and Kent Ekeroth, the International Secretary for the Sweden Democrats (SD), travelled to Israel and the West Bank. Their trip culminated in…
From ‘Terror State’ to Part of the ‘Jewish-Christian Civilisation: Exploring Diversity in the German Far Right’s Position Towards Israel
Recent shifts in West Europe have resulted in increasingly pro-Israel far-right parties. While this phenomenon remains under-theorised, existing research suggests the far right’s position is not uniform, and support for Israel is limited to contemporary radical right parties. By contrast, traditional extreme-right parties remain hostile towards Israel. To substantiate these claims, the article focuses on Germany and compares the Israel/Palestine …
Far-right intellectual discourse about populism: The case of the German Institut für Staatspolitik
Despite the ubiquity of work on the populism of the far right, explicit analysis of far-right populist strategizing and discourse about populism has been rare. This article explores such far-right reflections on populism through the publications of the German Institut für Staatspolitik, an organization at the heart of the intellectual Neue Rechte and close to parts of the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD). We find a sympathetic attitude towards p…
The Gates of Jerusalem: European revisionism and the populist radical Right
In late 2010, the ‘European Freedom Alliance’, a group of four European politicians from populist radical right parties: Heinz-Christian Strache, Chairman of the Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ); Filip Dewinter, a senior leader in Belgium’s Vlaams Belang (VB); René Stadtkewitz, founder of Germany’s Die Freiheit; and Kent Ekeroth, the International Secretary for the Sweden Democrats (SD), travelled to Israel and the West Bank. Their trip culminated in…
Multiculturalism and the Nation in Germany: A Study in Moral Conflict
Multiculturalism and the Nation in Germany: A Study in Moral Conflict." German Politics, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print), pp. 1–2
Far-right intellectual discourse about populism: The case of the German Institut für Staatspolitik
Despite the ubiquity of work on the populism of the far right, explicit analysis of far-right populist strategizing and discourse about populism has been rare. This article explores such far-right reflections on populism through the publications of the German Institut für Staatspolitik, an organization at the heart of the intellectual Neue Rechte and close to parts of the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD). We find a sympathetic attitude towards p…
Fictional Frontlines: A Mapping Review and Research Agenda for the Study of Far-right Engagement with Films, Television and Video Games
With audiovisual fiction still largely overlooked in recent literature on the far right, this article turns its attention to research dedicated to the intersections between the far right and films, television series and video games. Based on a mapping review, we first identify main trends in existing literature, finding that it is mainly focused on (1) history and memory, (2) far-right regimes, and (3) film, and is (4) largely based in humanities…
Critiquing Audiovisual Fiction from the New Right: The German Far-right Podcast “Von Rechts Gelesen”
While a podcast reviewing popular culture is nothing out of the ordinary, the German podcast “Von rechts gelesen” (VRG—Read from the right) might appear unusual: It is a culture and literature podcast produced by a group of German far-right activists. Yet, the podcast is emblematic of the way far-right thinkers and activists have set their sights on popular culture to win over the “hearts and minds’ of the population at large. Focusing specifical…
A critical discourse analysis of Geert Wilders’ pro-Israelism
From ‘Terror State’ to Part of the ‘Jewish-Christian Civilisation: Exploring Diversity in the German Far Right’s Position Towards Israel
Recent shifts in West Europe have resulted in increasingly pro-Israel far-right parties. While this phenomenon remains under-theorised, existing research suggests the far right’s position is not uniform, and support for Israel is limited to contemporary radical right parties. By contrast, traditional extreme-right parties remain hostile towards Israel. To substantiate these claims, the article focuses on Germany and compares the Israel/Palestine …
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