At the beginning of the meeting, Dr Hossein Gharibi, pointing out the need to recognize the right-wing extremist movements and the new populist movements, pointed out that a thorough understanding of these currents should lead us to answer the important questions ahead: what is their nature, characteristics and plans? What is the reason for the shift from anti-Semitism to Islamism? What are the strengths and influences of these groups and, finally, to what extent do these groups reach the ceiling for power?
In his presentation, Mr. Nourbakhsh, while expressing the differences and similarities of traditional, moderate, and extreme right, explained the roots and factors of the rise and growth of extreme right currents in Europe. As he is, the current issue of immigration and cultural implications – identity and dissatisfaction with the behavior and behavior of traditional parties as well as fears among many losers of the globalization trend, including workers and young people in Europe, are one of the major issues that cause the rise of extreme right currents in Iran. Has provided Europe.
Mr. Nourbakhsh said that the new radical right-wing ideology in Europe is politically similar to Nazism and fascism, and therefore, in the years after the end of World War II, we witnessed the absence of this trend in the political scene of European countries. In fact, the first and second wave of this political movement, which was formed during these years, did not succeed for various reasons, including the bitter experience of European countries from the war and the racist nature of these parties, but the third wave, which covers the eighties to the present, is due to some Changes such as the abandonment of biologic racism have been successful.
Mr. Nourbakhsh pointed out that extremist right-wing parties have the same characteristics as opposed to the European Union, foreign terror, anti-immigration and the emphasis on national values; however, they can not necessarily be identical with the parties and the separatist movements.
The participants of the meeting in alphabetical order were:
Mr. Mohammad Mehdi Torabi, Managing Director of Iran-Yorica Institute;
Mr. Morteza Khansari, Director of the German Group of the Iran-Yorica Institute;
Dr. Rouholamen Saeedi, from the Journal of Culture and Human Sciences of the Age of Thoughts;
Mr. Ali Asghar Soltanieh, a former member of the Islamic Republic of Iran at the International Atomic Energy Agency;
Dr. Mehdi Safari, Iran-Yorica Institute for Quality Content Supervisor;
Dr. Hossein Gharibi, Director of the European Union Institute for Iran-Yorica;
Mr. Majid Ghahremani, Director of the British Department of the Iran-Yorica Institute;
Mr. Guesthouse, from the State Department;
Mr. Mahmoud Nourani, Director of Content at Iran-Yorica Institute;
Mr. Seyed Nader Nourbakhsh, PhD student, University of Tehran;
As well as experts from the Iran-Yorica Institute.
