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Visual Studies Volume 32, 2017 - Issue 3: Special Issue: A Visual Sociology of Smaller Nations in Europe. Guest Editors: Gerard Boucher and Iarfhlaith Watson
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Symbolic and ritual enactments of nationalism – a visual study of Jobbik’s gatherings during Hungarian national day commemorations

Anniina HyttinenView further author information
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Lena NäreView further author information
Pages 236-250 | Published online: 07 Sep 2017

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Artur Lipiński & Gabriella Szabo. (2023) Heroisation and victimisation: populism, commemorative narratives and National Days in Hungary and Poland. Journal of Contemporary European Studies 31:2, pages 345-362.
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Anniina Hyttinen. (2022) Deradicalisation of Jobbik and its consequences – a visual ethnographic analysis of the symbolic and ritual change of a Hungarian radical right party. European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology 9:4, pages 423-450.
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Emilia Palonen. (2018) Performing the nation: the Janus-faced populist foundations of illiberalism in Hungary. Journal of Contemporary European Studies 26:3, pages 308-321.
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