Despite the forecast of a forthcoming “borderless world” and transformations in the nature of
state sovereignty (Agnew, 2018; Paasi, 2019), the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has …

While the study of populism has typically focused on the national level, recent years have
seen a growing body of research on populism's local dimensions. Despite making important …

As countries around the world went into lockdown, we turned to 32 leading scholars working
on different aspects of democracy and asked them what they think about how the COVID-19 …

This paper demonstrates the heuristic value of using a multiscalar perspective to analyse
right-wing populist discourse, especially in borderland regions. While it is commonly posited …

Right‐wing populist parties (RWPPs) view immigration as a threat to national identity and
cultural and political cohesion. This paper explores the discourse on immigration of two such …

This article explores the capacity of 'territorialising threats' expressed by nationalist populist
parties by reinventing and replicating the geopolitical ability to speak in territorial terms …

This article is published as part of the Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography
special issue based on the Vega symposium:'Bounded spaces in question: X-raying the …

The rise to power of right-wing political formations in numerous countries opens new
questions on how they relate to the climate emergency. Now that outright climate denial has …

This paper analyses the notion of Mediterranean 'Southern Thought'discussed by Italian
philosopher Franco Cassano (1943–2021), through the lenses of critical geographical and …

Previous research on Hungarian right-wing populism has documented how the present
government has identified different groups and individuals as threats to innate national …