This article considers the implications of mainstreaming ‘right-wing extremism’ for what, and whom, we understand as ‘extreme’. It draws on ethnographic research (2017-2020) with young people active in movements routinely referred to public academic discourse ‘extreme right’ or ‘far right’. Based interviews, informal communication observation, explores how actors milieu ‘extremism’ far this cor...

Refugees exist throughout human history, though it is after the British imperial collapse that term ‘refugee’ finds currency in South Asia. This paper shows how refugee solidarity different expressions face of resistance and securitization two Amitav Ghosh’s novels ˗ from state-sponsored genocide refugees regime a left-wing government The Hungry Tide, to right-wing denying entry immigrants stra...

The body plan of Drosophila, and presumably that of other insects, develops under the control of anterio-posterior and dorsal ventral axes, but no evidence for a left-right axis has yet been found. We used geometric morphometrics to study the wings in three species of flies: Drosophila melanogaster, Musca domestica and Glossina palpalis gambiensis. In all three species, we found that both size ...

Populist supporters have a complex relationship with journalism (e.g., embracing elites’ negative rhetoric, yet consuming news profusely). This study explores this relationship. The notion of folk theories informs an inductive analysis thirty-three in-depth interviews conducted in 2021 right-wing and left-wing populist the United States Spain to understand how they (RQ1) make sense their consum...