Far-Right Ecologism: Environmental Politics and the Far Right in Hungary and Poland
In: Routledge Studies in Fascism and the Far Right Series
Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- List of Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Eastern Europe: Memory of an Empire and Ecological Rebels? -- The Big Beast of Ideology -- Incomplete Ethnography for an Incomplete Ideology: The Method -- Overview of the Chapters -- 1 Far-Right Ecologist: Introducing the Spectrum -- Ecofascism: The Nazi Environmentalists and Misanthropic Neo-Malthusians -- Conservatism and Ecology: Local Identities as Historical Loyalties? -- Nationalism and Populism: Enhancing the Perimeter -- Conclusion -- 2 Far Right in Hungary and Poland -- Historical Commonalities as Points of Departure -- Far Right in Hungary: Living With Trianon -- Far Right in Poland: Narodowcy i nacjonaliści -- Conclusion -- 3 Greening the Core: The Central Concepts of FRE -- Who "We" are Not: The Threefold Axis of Meta-Enemies -- The Concrete Opponents: Communists, International Organisations and Greens -- Who "We" are: The (Reasonable) People Respectful of their Traditions -- Naturalism -- Organicism -- Conclusion -- 4 The Perimeter: Nostalgia, Autarky, Spirituality and Authority -- Nostalgia -- Autarky -- Spirituality -- Authority: "The Green Royalism" or Away From Eco-Dictatorship? -- Conclusion -- 5 FRE in Action: Policy and Activism -- Climate Change Acceptance: This (May) Change Everything -- Energy and Pollution -- Administrative Matters, Pollution, Biodiversity and Forestry -- Animal Welfare and Decision-Making -- Conclusion -- Conclusion -- The (Problematic) Potential of FRE -- On Method, Research and Limits -- What the Future (Research) Holds For FRE -- Appendix 1 - Overview of Interviews -- Index.