Transnational Institute 347d ago

What is the agenda of the far-right? How has the far-right secured the support of anti-elite anger – and appeased by the traditional right? Where did the left go wrong? How can we survive authoritarian rule and best resist misogyny and racism? Where are the fractures in the Right that need to be broken open? Joe Mulhall, Research Director at Hope not Hate and author of Drums In The Distance: Journeys Into The Global Far Right Ailynn Torres Santana, Professor and researcher at FLACSO Ecuador Raqib Hameed Naik, Executive Director of the Center for the Study of Organized Hate (CSOH). Co-moderated: Maie Panaga Babker, Noor Visit our website: https://www.tni.org Support our work: https://www.tni.org/en/support-tni Sign up for our newsletter: https://www.tni.org/en/subscribe 00:00 Introduction 07:59 Ailynn on far-right in Latin America 20:15 Raqib on right's use of digital tools and propaganda 29:56 Joe on what attracts some working people to the far-right 41:02 Ailynn on neoliberal authoritarians, religious conservatives and gender ideology 51:56 Raqib on globalisation of Hindutva 01:00:00 Joe on how global far right collaborates 01:10:10 Joe on alt-right vs far-right 01:15:56 Raqib on strategies of resistance to the right 01:19:55 Ailynn on feminist and intersectional strategies of resistance 01:22:47 Joe on better stories of change 01:26:02 Maie/Shaun - wrap-up