Raffaele Bazurli
@raffaelebazurli.bsky.social
Postdoc @spurethz.bsky.social | Corresponding Editor @ijurresearch.bsky.social | Cities, Public policy, Immigration, Social movements | https://raffaelebazurli.com/
July 15, 2025 at 9:17 AM
By unpacking how far-right actors boost credibility when operating outside their comfort zone, our paper sheds light on the politicization of migration—and the discursive strategies driving the normalization of far-right ideas.
April 23, 2025 at 1:07 PM
By unpacking how far-right actors boost credibility when operating outside their comfort zone, our paper sheds light on the politicization of migration—and the discursive strategies driving the normalization of far-right ideas.
We show how far-right activists reactivated nativism during the pandemic by:
1️⃣ Reverse humanitarianism – subverting solidarity to justify exclusion
2️⃣ Pragmatism – pushing “common sense” border controls
3️⃣ Technocracy – framing migration policy as a matter of efficiency & expertise
1️⃣ Reverse humanitarianism – subverting solidarity to justify exclusion
2️⃣ Pragmatism – pushing “common sense” border controls
3️⃣ Technocracy – framing migration policy as a matter of efficiency & expertise
April 23, 2025 at 1:07 PM
We show how far-right activists reactivated nativism during the pandemic by:
1️⃣ Reverse humanitarianism – subverting solidarity to justify exclusion
2️⃣ Pragmatism – pushing “common sense” border controls
3️⃣ Technocracy – framing migration policy as a matter of efficiency & expertise
1️⃣ Reverse humanitarianism – subverting solidarity to justify exclusion
2️⃣ Pragmatism – pushing “common sense” border controls
3️⃣ Technocracy – framing migration policy as a matter of efficiency & expertise