Steve Bastow
Biographic Data
| ID | 4384536 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Steve Bastow |
| GIVEN NAMES | Steve |
| FAMILY NAME | Bastow |
| SIGNATURE | BASTOW S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kingston University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Front national under Marine Le Pen: A mainstream political party
A neo-fascist third way: The discourse of ethno-differentialist revolutionary nationalism
Some commentators have remarked upon the authoritarian, even fascist, antecedents of contemporary third way ideology in an attempt to critique the New Labour government. By focusing on a sub-type of the French and Belgian 'radical right' which proclaims itself the inheritor of revolutionary forms of fascism rooted in the works of activists like Valois, the German 'National Bolshevik' Ernst Niekisch, and the Strasser brothers, this article shows t…
Third ways in political ideology
Third way discourse in inter-war France
Analyses of third way discourse of the inter-war period in France, through their focus on the signifiers 'fascism' or 'authoritarianism', have failed to capture its ideological contours. Through an analysis of a wide variety of 'third way' discourses in inter-war France this article challenge this focus and suggests how one might envisage the contours of third way discourse. It argues that third way discourses are organized around a number of dis…
Le Mouvement national républicain: Moderate Right-wing Party or Party of the Extreme Right
On 24 January 1999 a new party was formed by the former Front national (FN) number two, Bruno Mégret. The Front national–Mouvement national was subsequently renamed twice: it became the Mouvement national (MN) following the loss of a court case, and later the Mouvement national républicain (MNR). Mégret claims that the MNR is a party not of the extreme right but of the moderate right, labelled by him the ‘national right’. This is a definition wit…
The radicalization of front national discourse: A politics of the ‘third way? 1
Front national economic policy: From neo‐liberalism to protectionism
This article focuses on the changes in the economic policy of the Front National (FN) which have taken place in the last 3–4 years. It argues that the apparent switch from neo‐liberalism to protectionism by the FN must be treated with caution: protectionism per se is not new to the FN, nor can one state that neo‐liberal policies have disappeared from its economic agenda. I discuss whether changes in the field of economic policy reflect wider chan…
Front national economic policy: From neo‐liberalism to protectionism
This article focuses on the changes in the economic policy of the Front National (FN) which have taken place in the last 3–4 years. It argues that the apparent switch from neo‐liberalism to protectionism by the FN must be treated with caution: protectionism per se is not new to the FN, nor can one state that neo‐liberal policies have disappeared from its economic agenda. I discuss whether changes in the field of economic policy reflect wider chan…
The Front national under Marine Le Pen: A mainstream political party
Third way discourse in inter-war France
Analyses of third way discourse of the inter-war period in France, through their focus on the signifiers 'fascism' or 'authoritarianism', have failed to capture its ideological contours. Through an analysis of a wide variety of 'third way' discourses in inter-war France this article challenge this focus and suggests how one might envisage the contours of third way discourse. It argues that third way discourses are organized around a number of dis…
The radicalization of front national discourse: A politics of the ‘third way? 1
A neo-fascist third way: The discourse of ethno-differentialist revolutionary nationalism
Some commentators have remarked upon the authoritarian, even fascist, antecedents of contemporary third way ideology in an attempt to critique the New Labour government. By focusing on a sub-type of the French and Belgian 'radical right' which proclaims itself the inheritor of revolutionary forms of fascism rooted in the works of activists like Valois, the German 'National Bolshevik' Ernst Niekisch, and the Strasser brothers, this article shows t…
Le Mouvement national républicain: Moderate Right-wing Party or Party of the Extreme Right
On 24 January 1999 a new party was formed by the former Front national (FN) number two, Bruno Mégret. The Front national–Mouvement national was subsequently renamed twice: it became the Mouvement national (MN) following the loss of a court case, and later the Mouvement national républicain (MNR). Mégret claims that the MNR is a party not of the extreme right but of the moderate right, labelled by him the ‘national right’. This is a definition wit…
Third ways in political ideology
Front national economic policy: From neo‐liberalism to protectionism
This article focuses on the changes in the economic policy of the Front National (FN) which have taken place in the last 3–4 years. It argues that the apparent switch from neo‐liberalism to protectionism by the FN must be treated with caution: protectionism per se is not new to the FN, nor can one state that neo‐liberal policies have disappeared from its economic agenda. I discuss whether changes in the field of economic policy reflect wider chan…
The radicalization of front national discourse: A politics of the ‘third way? 1
Le Mouvement national républicain: Moderate Right-wing Party or Party of the Extreme Right
On 24 January 1999 a new party was formed by the former Front national (FN) number two, Bruno Mégret. The Front national–Mouvement national was subsequently renamed twice: it became the Mouvement national (MN) following the loss of a court case, and later the Mouvement national républicain (MNR). Mégret claims that the MNR is a party not of the extreme right but of the moderate right, labelled by him the ‘national right’. This is a definition wit…
Third way discourse in inter-war France
Analyses of third way discourse of the inter-war period in France, through their focus on the signifiers 'fascism' or 'authoritarianism', have failed to capture its ideological contours. Through an analysis of a wide variety of 'third way' discourses in inter-war France this article challenge this focus and suggests how one might envisage the contours of third way discourse. It argues that third way discourses are organized around a number of dis…
A neo-fascist third way: The discourse of ethno-differentialist revolutionary nationalism
Some commentators have remarked upon the authoritarian, even fascist, antecedents of contemporary third way ideology in an attempt to critique the New Labour government. By focusing on a sub-type of the French and Belgian 'radical right' which proclaims itself the inheritor of revolutionary forms of fascism rooted in the works of activists like Valois, the German 'National Bolshevik' Ernst Niekisch, and the Strasser brothers, this article shows t…
Third ways in political ideology
The Front national under Marine Le Pen: A mainstream political party
Law (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Politics (7 works) · Ideology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Political economy (5 works) · Front (military (4 works) · Populism, Right-Wing Movements (4 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (4 works)