Ralf Havertz is Associate Professor of International Relations at Keimyung University in South Korea. He has published a study about the intellectual New Right in Germany and several articles on the rise of radical right populism in Germany.

• 1. Introduction 2. Populism and Radical Right Populism 3. Radical Right Populist Precursors of AfD 4. A Short History of AfD 5. AfD’s Radical Right Populism 6. Volkish Nationalism as Core Ideology 7. AfD’s Reluctant Hard Euroscepticism 8. Radical Right Populist Hostility Toward Islam 9. Antisemitism and Historical Revisionism 10. AfD as "Anti-Gender Party" 11. Strategy of Ambivalence: AfD between Neoliberalism and Social Populism 12. Conclusion Appendix

Ralf Havertz is Associate Professor of International Relations at Keimyung University in South Korea. He has published a study about the intellectual New Right in Germany and several articles on the rise of radical right populism in Germany.

• 1. Introduction 2. Populism and Radical Right Populism 3. Radical Right Populist Precursors of AfD 4. A Short History of AfD 5. AfD’s Radical Right Populism 6. Volkish Nationalism as Core Ideology 7. AfD’s Reluctant Hard Euroscepticism 8. Radical Right Populist Hostility Toward Islam 9. Antisemitism and Historical Revisionism 10. AfD as "Anti-Gender Party" 11. Strategy of Ambivalence: AfD between Neoliberalism and Social Populism 12. Conclusion Appendix

Ralf Havertz is Associate Professor of International Relations at Keimyung University in South Korea. He has published a study about the intellectual New Right in Germany and several articles on the rise of radical right populism in Germany.

• 1. Introduction 2. Populism and Radical Right Populism 3. Radical Right Populist Precursors of AfD 4. A Short History of AfD 5. AfD’s Radical Right Populism 6. Volkish Nationalism as Core Ideology 7. AfD’s Reluctant Hard Euroscepticism 8. Radical Right Populist Hostility Toward Islam 9. Antisemitism and Historical Revisionism 10. AfD as "Anti-Gender Party" 11. Strategy of Ambivalence: AfD between Neoliberalism and Social Populism 12. Conclusion Appendix