Armin Langer
Biographic Data
| ID | 3734712 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Armin Langer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Armin |
| FAMILY NAME | Langer |
| SIGNATURE | LANGER A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Florida |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5071-7216 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Dog-whistle politics in far-right discourse
This article explores the phenomenon of dog-whistle politics within the context of Austrian far-right activist Martin Sellner’s rhetoric, focusing on how coded language is employed to promote ethnonationalist and far-right ideologies in contemporary European political discourse. By conducting a detailed qualitative content analysis of Sellner’s 2024 book Remigration: Ein Vorschlag (Remigration: A Proposal), the study investigates the extent to wh…
Afro-Dominican Identity and Resistance
This study delves into the body of work by Dominican-born Spanish rapper Arianna Puello, examining her distinctive perspective as a Black immigrant woman and her exploration of identity, racism, and gender discrimination. Through an analysis of some of Puello’s notable tracks, including “Así es la negra” (That’s how the Black woman is), “Juana Kalamidad” (Juana Calamity), and “No puedo parar” (I can’t stop), our research explores how Puello’s mus…
From enslavement and segregation to a government agency for Black people
From enslavement in the 1500s to an apartheid system in the 1900s, Afro-Panamanians have endured structural and institutional discrimination for centuries. The twenty-first century, however, presented new political opportunities for this historically marginalized group with the creation of the National Secretary for the Development of Afro-Panamanians (SENADAP) in 2016. Emerging from the advocacy of the Black social movement, SENADAP aimed to add…
Shaping European Politics
This article analyzes the 2024 European Parliament campaign speeches of Austria’s Herbert Kickl ( FPÖ ) and Hungary’s Viktor Orbán (Fidesz) through a comparative discourse analysis to examine how far-right populist rhetoric adapts to national contexts. Drawing on Cas Mudde’s concept of populism and A. James McAdams’s notion of Far-Right Newspeak, the study identifies key rhetorical strategies: nationalist framing, fear-based appeals, and the poli…
From slavery through "racial democracy" to antiracist policymaking
Populist conspiracy myths in far-right terrorist manifestos
In recent years, there has been a notable rise in the electoral success of far-right populist movements in various Western countries, coinciding with an alarming increase in far-right terrorist attacks. While far-right populists seek to attain power through democratic means, their rhetoric has inadvertently fostered an environment conducive to the growth of extremist ideologies. This article delves into the manifestos published by far-right extre…
Navigating brain drain
Nigeria is witnessing a mass emigration of its active labor force to more advanced economies, just like other developing countries. Approximately half of licensed medical doctors in Nigeria have emigrated, contributing to a widening doctors-to-patients ratio. In response to this concerning trend, in 2023, a legislator introduced a bill to restrain doctors from leaving Nigeria upon completing their studies by withholding their full license for fiv…
I Am at Home, I Am French”—Notions of Be/Longing in Afro-French Rapper Black M’s Music
Konkurrenz vs. Solidarität
Liberal and Orthodox Jewish Responses to Antisemitism and Assimilationism in the United States during the 1920s
By the 1920s, American Judaism was at a crossroads. After decades of Jewish mass migration into the United States, restrictive immigration laws brought the Jewish community to a crisis. Here was a widespread belief that as the number of Jewish immigrants was sharply reduced, the American Jewish community would not withstand the forces of assimilation for long. There were two American rabbis, both Eastern European immigrants, whose responses to th…
Telling Holocaust Jokes on German Public Television
Since 2015, Israeli-born German artist Shahak Shapira has initiated several satirical campaigns targeting antisemitism and racism in Germany and the country’s relation to the Holocaust. These interventions set Shapira’s career in motion, and in 2019 he landed a slot on the ZDF public broadcasting channel for the talk show Shapira Shapira. The show mocked antisemitism and far-right movements in Germany and reminded the viewers of the country’s his…
Konkurrenz vs. Solidarität
Liberal and Orthodox Jewish Responses to Antisemitism and Assimilationism in the United States during the 1920s
By the 1920s, American Judaism was at a crossroads. After decades of Jewish mass migration into the United States, restrictive immigration laws brought the Jewish community to a crisis. Here was a widespread belief that as the number of Jewish immigrants was sharply reduced, the American Jewish community would not withstand the forces of assimilation for long. There were two American rabbis, both Eastern European immigrants, whose responses to th…
Telling Holocaust Jokes on German Public Television
Since 2015, Israeli-born German artist Shahak Shapira has initiated several satirical campaigns targeting antisemitism and racism in Germany and the country’s relation to the Holocaust. These interventions set Shapira’s career in motion, and in 2019 he landed a slot on the ZDF public broadcasting channel for the talk show Shapira Shapira. The show mocked antisemitism and far-right movements in Germany and reminded the viewers of the country’s his…
Populist conspiracy myths in far-right terrorist manifestos
In recent years, there has been a notable rise in the electoral success of far-right populist movements in various Western countries, coinciding with an alarming increase in far-right terrorist attacks. While far-right populists seek to attain power through democratic means, their rhetoric has inadvertently fostered an environment conducive to the growth of extremist ideologies. This article delves into the manifestos published by far-right extre…
Navigating brain drain
Nigeria is witnessing a mass emigration of its active labor force to more advanced economies, just like other developing countries. Approximately half of licensed medical doctors in Nigeria have emigrated, contributing to a widening doctors-to-patients ratio. In response to this concerning trend, in 2023, a legislator introduced a bill to restrain doctors from leaving Nigeria upon completing their studies by withholding their full license for fiv…
I Am at Home, I Am French”—Notions of Be/Longing in Afro-French Rapper Black M’s Music
Shaping European Politics
This article analyzes the 2024 European Parliament campaign speeches of Austria’s Herbert Kickl ( FPÖ ) and Hungary’s Viktor Orbán (Fidesz) through a comparative discourse analysis to examine how far-right populist rhetoric adapts to national contexts. Drawing on Cas Mudde’s concept of populism and A. James McAdams’s notion of Far-Right Newspeak, the study identifies key rhetorical strategies: nationalist framing, fear-based appeals, and the poli…
From slavery through "racial democracy" to antiracist policymaking
Dog-whistle politics in far-right discourse
This article explores the phenomenon of dog-whistle politics within the context of Austrian far-right activist Martin Sellner’s rhetoric, focusing on how coded language is employed to promote ethnonationalist and far-right ideologies in contemporary European political discourse. By conducting a detailed qualitative content analysis of Sellner’s 2024 book Remigration: Ein Vorschlag (Remigration: A Proposal), the study investigates the extent to wh…
Afro-Dominican Identity and Resistance
This study delves into the body of work by Dominican-born Spanish rapper Arianna Puello, examining her distinctive perspective as a Black immigrant woman and her exploration of identity, racism, and gender discrimination. Through an analysis of some of Puello’s notable tracks, including “Así es la negra” (That’s how the Black woman is), “Juana Kalamidad” (Juana Calamity), and “No puedo parar” (I can’t stop), our research explores how Puello’s mus…
From enslavement and segregation to a government agency for Black people
From enslavement in the 1500s to an apartheid system in the 1900s, Afro-Panamanians have endured structural and institutional discrimination for centuries. The twenty-first century, however, presented new political opportunities for this historically marginalized group with the creation of the National Secretary for the Development of Afro-Panamanians (SENADAP) in 2016. Emerging from the advocacy of the Black social movement, SENADAP aimed to add…
Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Antisemitism (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Populism, Right-Wing Movements (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Caribbean and African Literature and Culture (2 works) · Context (archaeology) (2 works) · German legal, social, and political studies (2 works) · History (2 works)