Civil Democracy Protection
Success Conditions of Non-Governmental Organisations in Comparison
Herausgeber: Backes, Uwe; Lindenberger, Thomas
Civil Democracy Protection
Success Conditions of Non-Governmental Organisations in Comparison
Herausgeber: Backes, Uwe; Lindenberger, Thomas
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Civil Democracy Protection is an overview of attempts by organisations to oppose groups that are perceived to threaten democracy.
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Civil Democracy Protection is an overview of attempts by organisations to oppose groups that are perceived to threaten democracy.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 242
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 544g
- ISBN-13: 9781032333670
- ISBN-10: 1032333677
- Artikelnr.: 69433432
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 242
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 544g
- ISBN-13: 9781032333670
- ISBN-10: 1032333677
- Artikelnr.: 69433432
Uwe Backes is Deputy Director at the Hannah Arendt Institute for Totalitarianism Studies and Professor of Political Science at the TUD (Dresden University of Technology). His research focuses on extremism, democracy, and autocratic rule. Thomas Lindenberger is Director at the Hannah Arendt Institute for Totalitarianism Studies and Professor for Totalitarianism Research at the TUD (Dresden University of Technology). His research focuses on the comparative contemporary history of Germany and Europe and the history of communism and postcommunist transformation.
Introduction PART I: Historical forerunners 1. On the creation,
destruction, and reformation of democratic protectionism: Human rights
leagues in France and Germany 2. The Reichsbanner Black-Red-Gold - Militant
democrats in the Weimar Republic 3. University in an emergency?
Transnational networks of professors' counterprotest against the student
movement of 1968 4. The Role of the Anti-Defamation League in combating
extremism PART II: Country reports 5. Germany: Promoting democratic values
- Political foundations as actors of civil democracy protection 6. Austria:
"Protecting democracy" in the context of an established far-right Lager.
Counterprotest against a far-right ball 7. Netherlands: Civil democracy
protection and anti-extremist organisations 8. Belgium: Civil society and
the protection of democracy: The case of Flanders 9. France: Civil society
and the protection of democracy 10. England: Challenging the breeding
ground for extremism and terrorism: Conservative governments' programmes to
strengthen democracy since 2010 PART III: Comparative studies 11.
Transnational cooperation between anti-extremist civil society
organisations in Europe 12. Civil democracy protection in (East) Germany -
perspectives from the field 13. Success conditions of civil democracy
organisations to protect democracy
destruction, and reformation of democratic protectionism: Human rights
leagues in France and Germany 2. The Reichsbanner Black-Red-Gold - Militant
democrats in the Weimar Republic 3. University in an emergency?
Transnational networks of professors' counterprotest against the student
movement of 1968 4. The Role of the Anti-Defamation League in combating
extremism PART II: Country reports 5. Germany: Promoting democratic values
- Political foundations as actors of civil democracy protection 6. Austria:
"Protecting democracy" in the context of an established far-right Lager.
Counterprotest against a far-right ball 7. Netherlands: Civil democracy
protection and anti-extremist organisations 8. Belgium: Civil society and
the protection of democracy: The case of Flanders 9. France: Civil society
and the protection of democracy 10. England: Challenging the breeding
ground for extremism and terrorism: Conservative governments' programmes to
strengthen democracy since 2010 PART III: Comparative studies 11.
Transnational cooperation between anti-extremist civil society
organisations in Europe 12. Civil democracy protection in (East) Germany -
perspectives from the field 13. Success conditions of civil democracy
organisations to protect democracy
Introduction PART I: Historical forerunners 1. On the creation,
destruction, and reformation of democratic protectionism: Human rights
leagues in France and Germany 2. The Reichsbanner Black-Red-Gold - Militant
democrats in the Weimar Republic 3. University in an emergency?
Transnational networks of professors' counterprotest against the student
movement of 1968 4. The Role of the Anti-Defamation League in combating
extremism PART II: Country reports 5. Germany: Promoting democratic values
- Political foundations as actors of civil democracy protection 6. Austria:
"Protecting democracy" in the context of an established far-right Lager.
Counterprotest against a far-right ball 7. Netherlands: Civil democracy
protection and anti-extremist organisations 8. Belgium: Civil society and
the protection of democracy: The case of Flanders 9. France: Civil society
and the protection of democracy 10. England: Challenging the breeding
ground for extremism and terrorism: Conservative governments' programmes to
strengthen democracy since 2010 PART III: Comparative studies 11.
Transnational cooperation between anti-extremist civil society
organisations in Europe 12. Civil democracy protection in (East) Germany -
perspectives from the field 13. Success conditions of civil democracy
organisations to protect democracy
destruction, and reformation of democratic protectionism: Human rights
leagues in France and Germany 2. The Reichsbanner Black-Red-Gold - Militant
democrats in the Weimar Republic 3. University in an emergency?
Transnational networks of professors' counterprotest against the student
movement of 1968 4. The Role of the Anti-Defamation League in combating
extremism PART II: Country reports 5. Germany: Promoting democratic values
- Political foundations as actors of civil democracy protection 6. Austria:
"Protecting democracy" in the context of an established far-right Lager.
Counterprotest against a far-right ball 7. Netherlands: Civil democracy
protection and anti-extremist organisations 8. Belgium: Civil society and
the protection of democracy: The case of Flanders 9. France: Civil society
and the protection of democracy 10. England: Challenging the breeding
ground for extremism and terrorism: Conservative governments' programmes to
strengthen democracy since 2010 PART III: Comparative studies 11.
Transnational cooperation between anti-extremist civil society
organisations in Europe 12. Civil democracy protection in (East) Germany -
perspectives from the field 13. Success conditions of civil democracy
organisations to protect democracy