Titlebook: Conspiracy & Populism; The Politics of Misi Eirikur Bergmann Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 conspiracy theo

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J. Ryan Mark,Leonard G. Gomellalist far-right in the West increasingly identifies evil-doers in politics, who are seen as conspiring against the ordinary public. This chapter maps the recent rise of populist CTs and by way of critical discourse analysis, examines their use through history and how they are increasingly filtering into contemporary mainstream politics.

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Design and Experimental Results,ich is important to understanding their nature as non-falsifiable truths and their reliance on both secrecy and agency and how they tend to distinguish between good and evil in making sense of the world. This chapter analyses their appeal and investigates what causes people to turn to conspiratorial thinking.

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Introduction,list far-right in the West increasingly identifies evil-doers in politics, who are seen as conspiring against the ordinary public. This chapter maps the recent rise of populist CTs and by way of critical discourse analysis, examines their use through history and how they are increasingly filtering into contemporary mainstream politics.

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,Disrupting the Trust—Nature of Populist CTs,ses anti-Western theories in post-Soviet Russia. Third, the chapter looks into CTs spread by Donald Trump in the USA. Last, Bergmann turns to exploring further anti-EU CTs upheld, for example, by prominent players in the UK Brexit debate.

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The Eurabia Doctrine,toric in the campaign. Next, he discusses the anti-Muslim politics of Donald Trump in America, and also the neo-Nazi protests in Charlottesville in 2017. Lastly, he provides a more detailed analysis into anti-Muslim discourse across the Nordic countries.

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