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The terms radical right, reactionary right, populist right, and hard right have been used for a number of political parties in Europe. These parties started in the 1970s, and they often share a common set of ideas:
- They are against globalization
- They are against immigration
- They do not like multiculturalism
- Sometimes they are against the European Union
- Sometimes they are against a liberal democracy, and propose different forms of dictatorship
These parties and movements can be very different: Some are simply in the right-wing of the political landscape, others are national conservative, or neo-fascist. Very often they are populist.
