The strategy of the new far-right Spanish online

Authors

  • Anna I. López Ortega

Keywords:

right-wing, populism, hate crimes, network analysis, disinformation, Internet, websites, radicalism

Abstract

Gratuity, immediacy and anonymity that provides Internet dissemination is key to analyze the communication strategy and propaganda of political parties of the extreme Spanish right. Currently more than 90 active sites linked to these formations and are home to more than 400 links that reveal their potential interests, political and cultural, and its connections with national and international organizations with important electoral success. The study of these sites using the technique snow-ball with Ucinet program displays the new communication strategy of these parties, their degree of modernization and professionalization and its effect on the elections where they have experienced significant growth.

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Vol. 20 (2016)

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