August 1, 2025Analyses of Social Issues and Public PolicyOpen Access

Eagles and Grey Wolves: A cross‐cultural analysis of populist adjacent far‐right groups

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DBDaniel BarnettUniversity of Dundee ABAna‐Maria BliucUniversity of Dundee İYİhsan YılmazDeakin University

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Analysis highlights differing narratives of identity and power in the League of the South and Grey Wolves, suggesting implications for understanding far-right populism.

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Both groups share moralistic framings, revealing how identity influences their narratives, yet differ significantly in socio-political contexts.
The League of the South emphasizes victimhood and defiance due to its marginal position, while the Grey Wolves project strength through proximity to power.
Utilizing reflexive thematic analysis, the study identifies five overlapping themes crucial for understanding each group's identity constructions.
These findings underscore the complex relationship between identity dynamics and political power in shaping far-right populism across different cultural contexts.

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Barnett et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af7b2a7567bf4f94ff3507 https://doi.org/10.1111/asap.70028

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Analysis highlights differing narratives of identity and power in the League of the South and Grey Wolves, suggesting implications for understanding far-right populism.

Eagles and Grey Wolves: A cross‐cultural analysis of populist adjacent far‐right groups

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Eagles and Grey Wolves: A cross‐cultural analysis of populist adjacent far‐right groups

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