by RPRN | Oct 12, 2026 | Publications, Red Lines
Reactionary actors often claim to represent “ordinary people” against the “treacherous elites”. While they frame “the people” largely in ethnonationalist terms, there is also a more or less explicit socioeconomic dimension to it – in particular, the idea that... 
by RPRN | Oct 7, 2026 | Publications, Statements
Statement of solidarity from the RPRN to antifascists implicated in proceedings related to the Budapest affair, and to all antifascists facing repression. On 30 September 2026, verdicts were handed down in France and Hungary that will shape the futures of several... by RPRN | Sep 22, 2026 | Publications
The Political Studies Association is inviting paper abstract submissions for the PSA27 Annual Conference taking place at the University of Hull from 22 – 24 March 2027. This year’s conference theme is ‘Seismic Politics: impacts and responses from the... 
by RPRN | Sep 16, 2026 | Publications, Working papers
No. 5 Complexity and Democratic Crisis Gerard Gill Reactionary Politics Working Papers No. 5 *** Download pdf *** Suggested citation: Gill, G. (2026). Complexity and democratic crisis (Reactionary Politics Working Papers No. 5). Reactionary Politics Research... 
by RPRN | Sep 8, 2026 | Publications, Red Lines
Reading through European reactions to the Ceuta-crossing, one issue stood out to me. There was a fundamental problem with much of the analysis and commentary on the situation; they were dominated by centralised, top-down, and Eurocentric explanations. There was, and...