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What We Mean by “Hijacking”: A Plea for a More Expansive Reading of Far-Right Ideology and Rhetoric
The global Far Right uses its opponents' keywords to present itself. All over the world, it borrows, transforms, and appropriates key concepts and terms associated with its political adversaries, deploying them both to oppose those adversaries and to introduce itself to voters and supporters. This p
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