Far-right parties and movements have gained significant strength on both sides of the Atlantic, sharing ideological goals and strategies and working together through informal networks. Recent election cycles have not only brought considerable gains for these groups, they have also shed light on their transnational connections. These actors challenge core democratic values, mobilize around conspiracy theories, and increasingly influence mainstream politics. What explains their growing appeal, and how do they organize across national borders? What drives voters to support far-right parties, and how do these parties succeed in reaching a wider and increasingly mainstream voter base? How can democratic institutions and civil society respond effectively to and withstand coordinated anti-democratic efforts?
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