The Far-Right in International and European Law

This book critically assesses the international and European tools and obligations available for States to regulate the far-right. It conducts the analysis through a militant democracy lens. It assesses how freedom of opinion and expression, and freedom of assembly are provided for in international and European law.

Natalie Alkiviadou is a lecturer in EU Law and Human Rights. She holds degrees from Warwick University (LLB) Utrecht University (LLM), and a PhD from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.

Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations General Introduction Chapter One: Definitional and Conceptual Framework Chapter Two: The Theoretical Framework Chapter Three: The United Nations Chapter Four: The Council of Europe Chapter Five: The European Union Chapter Six: The United States of America Conclusion