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Analyzing the electoral impact of political and legal restrictions on far-right parties: Evidence from Greece
One century after the rising wave of fascism, our world is facing the electoral surge of the far-right. Parties with illiberal identity have flooded several European political systems, aiming to erode democracy. This spike has cultivated renewed interest in militant democracy-restrictive measures im
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