Thank you for sharing!

thanks for sharing!

Then on to Oslo for meeting with friends & colleagues at @crexuio.bsky.social & this public event w Univ Oslo www.uio.no/english/abou... 2/

Thank you so much for including me!

Congratulations, Jana!! 🤩

We used it because it has been established in the field to denote groups you don't necessarily identify or agree with, but I agree, the term itself can invite moralizing associations!

Thanks for sharing. Happy to hear that you found it interesting!😊

Thank you, Anne-Kathrin!

What I also found is that paradoxically, the war failed to become a mobilizing factor for the far right. As the mainstream increasingly became anti-Russian, the far right lost its niche, as its other ideas were not shared by other parties and society.

The main issue it has mobilized around (well before the full-scale invasion) is its opposition to Russia, while other issues typically associated with the far right, like immigration, LGBTQ+ issues, minority rights, and law and order, fell into the background.

What I find is that the movement has lacked access to formal politics over the years, mostly mobilizing on the streets. It has also been mostly peaceful.