Jörg Fischer is a professor at Fachhochschule Erfurt, Germany.Kerry Dunn is a professor at California State University-Fresno, USA.

Der seit der Finanzkrise im Jahr 2008 und der seit dem Jahr 2015 zunehmenden Migration zu beobachtende grenzübergreifende Aufstieg des Rechtspopulismus stellt grundlegende Werte und Prinzipien der Sozialen Arbeit wie Integrität, Menschenwürde und soziale Gerechtigkeit infrage. Um mögliche Handelungsansätze zu diskutieren, beschäftigt sich dieser englischsprachige Sammelband mit internationalen Perspektiven der Sozialen Arbeit und der Sozialpolitik auf die rechtspopulistischen Tendenzen.- Soziale Arbeit, 10/2019

• Kerry Dunn/Jörg Fischer: Social Work and Social Policy in the Era of Right-Wing Populism – an Introduction; Samuel Salzborn: Right-Wing Populism and Right-Wing Extremism. Conceptual Basis; Fabian Virchow: Globalization and Right-Wing Populism in International Comparison; Alexander Häusler: Forms of Right-Wing Populism: The Example Alternative for Germany (AfD); Birgit Meyer: The Discrete Charme of Populism. The Role of Gender and Female Politicians in the AfD and Front National; Kerry Dunn: Social Work in Postfactual Times; Michael Reisch: Social Work under Trump – Experiences from the USA; Tomasz Kazmierczak: Social Work and Social Services in Polish Non-Liberal Democracy; Olga Borodkina: Social Work under Pressure in Russia; Kurt Möller: What does Right-Wing Populism Mean for Social Work?; Christoph Richter/Matthias Quent: Democracy under Stress Test. Right-Wing Populist Success at the German Parliamentary Elections, Implications for Social Policy and the East German Case: The influence of socio-economic and political-cultural spatial effects; Cheryl Hyde/Claire Galpern: Human Rights Based Social Work and Right-Wing Populism; Barbara Schäuble: Remaining professional and taking a stance – Social Works’ strategies for countering the influence of right-wing populist politics; Julika Bürgin: Civic Education in Spaces of Social Work; Christiane Leidinger/Heike Radvan: Anti-Feminist and Familyist Positions in Women, Gender and Sexual Politics as a Part of Right-Wing Populism Posing Challenges for Social Work; Kerry Dunn/Jörg Fischer: The Future of Right-Wing Populism as Challenge to Social Work

Jörg Fischer is a professor at Fachhochschule Erfurt, Germany.Kerry Dunn is a professor at California State University-Fresno, USA.

Der seit der Finanzkrise im Jahr 2008 und der seit dem Jahr 2015 zunehmenden Migration zu beobachtende grenzübergreifende Aufstieg des Rechtspopulismus stellt grundlegende Werte und Prinzipien der Sozialen Arbeit wie Integrität, Menschenwürde und soziale Gerechtigkeit infrage. Um mögliche Handelungsansätze zu diskutieren, beschäftigt sich dieser englischsprachige Sammelband mit internationalen Perspektiven der Sozialen Arbeit und der Sozialpolitik auf die rechtspopulistischen Tendenzen.- Soziale Arbeit, 10/2019

• Kerry Dunn/Jörg Fischer: Social Work and Social Policy in the Era of Right-Wing Populism – an Introduction; Samuel Salzborn: Right-Wing Populism and Right-Wing Extremism. Conceptual Basis; Fabian Virchow: Globalization and Right-Wing Populism in International Comparison; Alexander Häusler: Forms of Right-Wing Populism: The Example Alternative for Germany (AfD); Birgit Meyer: The Discrete Charme of Populism. The Role of Gender and Female Politicians in the AfD and Front National; Kerry Dunn: Social Work in Postfactual Times; Michael Reisch: Social Work under Trump – Experiences from the USA; Tomasz Kazmierczak: Social Work and Social Services in Polish Non-Liberal Democracy; Olga Borodkina: Social Work under Pressure in Russia; Kurt Möller: What does Right-Wing Populism Mean for Social Work?; Christoph Richter/Matthias Quent: Democracy under Stress Test. Right-Wing Populist Success at the German Parliamentary Elections, Implications for Social Policy and the East German Case: The influence of socio-economic and political-cultural spatial effects; Cheryl Hyde/Claire Galpern: Human Rights Based Social Work and Right-Wing Populism; Barbara Schäuble: Remaining professional and taking a stance – Social Works’ strategies for countering the influence of right-wing populist politics; Julika Bürgin: Civic Education in Spaces of Social Work; Christiane Leidinger/Heike Radvan: Anti-Feminist and Familyist Positions in Women, Gender and Sexual Politics as a Part of Right-Wing Populism Posing Challenges for Social Work; Kerry Dunn/Jörg Fischer: The Future of Right-Wing Populism as Challenge to Social Work

Jörg Fischer is a professor at Fachhochschule Erfurt, Germany.Kerry Dunn is a professor at California State University-Fresno, USA.

Der seit der Finanzkrise im Jahr 2008 und der seit dem Jahr 2015 zunehmenden Migration zu beobachtende grenzübergreifende Aufstieg des Rechtspopulismus stellt grundlegende Werte und Prinzipien der Sozialen Arbeit wie Integrität, Menschenwürde und soziale Gerechtigkeit infrage. Um mögliche Handelungsansätze zu diskutieren, beschäftigt sich dieser englischsprachige Sammelband mit internationalen Perspektiven der Sozialen Arbeit und der Sozialpolitik auf die rechtspopulistischen Tendenzen.- Soziale Arbeit, 10/2019

• Kerry Dunn/Jörg Fischer: Social Work and Social Policy in the Era of Right-Wing Populism – an Introduction; Samuel Salzborn: Right-Wing Populism and Right-Wing Extremism. Conceptual Basis; Fabian Virchow: Globalization and Right-Wing Populism in International Comparison; Alexander Häusler: Forms of Right-Wing Populism: The Example Alternative for Germany (AfD); Birgit Meyer: The Discrete Charme of Populism. The Role of Gender and Female Politicians in the AfD and Front National; Kerry Dunn: Social Work in Postfactual Times; Michael Reisch: Social Work under Trump – Experiences from the USA; Tomasz Kazmierczak: Social Work and Social Services in Polish Non-Liberal Democracy; Olga Borodkina: Social Work under Pressure in Russia; Kurt Möller: What does Right-Wing Populism Mean for Social Work?; Christoph Richter/Matthias Quent: Democracy under Stress Test. Right-Wing Populist Success at the German Parliamentary Elections, Implications for Social Policy and the East German Case: The influence of socio-economic and political-cultural spatial effects; Cheryl Hyde/Claire Galpern: Human Rights Based Social Work and Right-Wing Populism; Barbara Schäuble: Remaining professional and taking a stance – Social Works’ strategies for countering the influence of right-wing populist politics; Julika Bürgin: Civic Education in Spaces of Social Work; Christiane Leidinger/Heike Radvan: Anti-Feminist and Familyist Positions in Women, Gender and Sexual Politics as a Part of Right-Wing Populism Posing Challenges for Social Work; Kerry Dunn/Jörg Fischer: The Future of Right-Wing Populism as Challenge to Social Work