Imagining Far-right Terrorism explores far-right terrorism as an object of the narrative imagination in contemporary Western Europe.
Detailed examination of worst neo-Nazi terrorist group in Europe
Employs novel approaches from media studies to explain the phenomenon
Sheds new light on general problem of extreme right violence and terror
Josefin Graef is an independent scholar whose work deals with the uses of narrative theory and analysis for understanding contemporary European politics and societies, particularly in relation to violence and immigration.
1. Imagining Far-right Terrorism 2. Narrative Dialectics 3. After Evil 4. Filling the Void 5. Counter-imaginations 6. The Making of a Terrorism Trial 7. Proving Far-right Terrorism in Court 8. The Limits of Imagining Far-right Terrorism