Communities in the far-right landscape rarely express an explicit form of biologically based racism. Racism is nevertheless a core element in these groups’ discourse and world view. How is racism expressed and what kind of hostile images circulate? What patterns do we find in the posts of Facebook groups in this ideological landscape, and what place do conspiracy theories have?
Publications:
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Døving, Cora Alexa and Terje Emberland: Bringing the Enemy Closer to Home: Conspiracy Talk and the Norwegian Far Right, Patterns of Prejudice, 55, 2021, issue 4, 2021
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Døving, Cora Alexa: Love your Folk: The Role of Conspiracy Talk in Communicating nationalism in Hohne, F and Meireis T (Eds.): Religion and Neo-Nationalism in Europe, Berlin: Nomos, Humbolt University, 2020
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Døving, Cora Alexa and Terje Emberland: “Konspirasjonsteorier i det ytterliggående høyrelandskapet I Norge” [Conspiracy Theories in the Far-Right Landscape in Norway] in Bjørgo, T (Ed.): Høyreekstremisme i Norge. Utviklingstrekk, konspirasjonsteorier og forebyggingsstrategier [Right-Wing Extremism in Norway. Development trends, conspiracy theories and preventive strategies], report in PHS Forskning 2018:4, 2018
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Døving, Cora Alexa: Islamophobia in Norway in Bayrakli, E. and Hafez F. (Eds.): European Islamophobia Report 2017, Istanbul, Washington: Set, 2018