Journal of Illiberalism Studies

Volume 5, Number 2 (2025)

Pages: 1-138

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Postliberalism and the 2024 Election

Julian G. Waller

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Meloni’s Mark: The Revival of the Traditional Family in Italian Law and Politics

Nausica Palazzo

pp 21 – 36  |  Full text  |  Download PDF

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Vanishing Rights: Social Rights in the Illiberal Constitutionalism of Hungary and Poland

Adam Ploszka

pp 37 – 55  |  Full text  |  Download PDF

Mitigating Illiberalism through Political Representation:
Intermediary Bodies as Pillars of Pluralism

Antonio Campati

pp 57 – 68  |  Full text  |  Download PDF

Hate without Borders: The Alt-Right and Transnational Liaisons

Pierre Mourier and Erik Piccoli

pp 69 – 84  |  Full text  |  Download PDF

The Black Hundreds and the Roots of Illiberalism in Russia

Dima Kortukov

pp 85 – 98  |  Full text  |  Download PDF

The Existential Enemy and the “Ability to Kill:” Reinhart Koselleck between Heidegger and Carl Schmitt

Emmanuel Faye

pp 99 – 112  |  Full text  |  Download PDF

“The president does not consider March 31, 1964 a military coup”: The Armed Forces and Historical Revisionism under Jair Bolsonaro (2019-2022)

Andre Pagliarini

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Book Review: When Left Moves Right: The Decline of the Left and the Rise of the Populist Right in Postcommunist Europe, by Maria Snegovaya (Oxford University Press, 2024, ISBN 978-0197699034)

Hadas Aron

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