Table of contents

• Editors’ Preface
  Ralf Melzer | Sebastian Serafin

• 1. Taking stock
  • Michael Minkenberg
    The European Radical Right and Xenophobia in West and East: Trends, Patterns and Challenges
  • Country Analyses
    • Germany | Britta Schellenberg
    • Greece | Vassiliki Georgiadou
    • Italy | Roberto Chiarini
    • Portugal | Riccardo Marchi
    • Poland | Rafal Pankowski und Marcin Kornak
    • Rumania | Radu Cinpoes
    • Ukraine | Mridula Ghosh
    • Hungary | András Bíró Nagy, Tamás Boros, Zoltán Vasali

• 2. Strategies against right-wing extremism
  • Gideon Botsch | Christoph Kopke | Fabian Virchow
    Banning Extreme Right-Wing Associations in the Federal Republic of Germany
  • Brigitte Bailer
    The "Ban on Re-Engagement in National Socialist Activity", as a Social and Political Counter-strategy in Austria
  • Petra Boumaiza
    Labor-Market Oriented Exit-Support Work to Combat Right-Wing Extremism: the XENOS special program, "Exit to Enter" (Ausstieg zum Einstieg)
  • Katrine Fangen | Yngve Carlsson
    Right-Wing Extremism in Norway: Prevention and Intervention

• 3. Prospects for fi ghting right-wing extremism at the European level
  • Martin Schulz
    A Diversifi ed Europe United against Right-wing Extremism and Right-Wing Populism
  • Harald Weilnböck
    The Narrative Principle: Good Practice in Anti-Hate Crime Interventions, within the Radicalisation Awareness Network
  • Kristina Nauditt | Gerd Wermerskirch
    Lessons Learned: Can Germany's "labor-market oriented exit initiative" be adapted for other countries?

• Appendices
  • About the authors
  • Selected literature and links
  • Photo proofs

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