A growing trend of far-right ideologies has been gaining traction in politics worldwide, with many experts warning of a disturbing normalization of extremist views. While the term "far right" is often tossed around in media and everyday conversation, political scientists argue that its definition is frequently misapplied, muddying the waters and downplaying the severity of the issue. As a result, what constitutes far-right ideology is often reduced to simplistic labels, overlooking the complexities and nuances of these ideologies. In this article, experts will delve into the misuses of the term and explore the implications of its widespread adoption.
The far right has gone from fringe to mainstream - but political scientists say the term is often misused.
