by: Yannick Lengkeek

Yannick Lengkeek is a PhD student at the University of St Andrews, Scotland. His research explores everyday life in dictatorial regimes (particularly in Southern Europe), the relationship between games and far-right regimes as well as fascist youth mobilization in Europe and its former colonies. He is a member of the project Everyday Dictatorship: Dictatorship as experience in Mediterranean Europe, which is funded by the European Research Council (ERC).

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How Fascism Inspired Radical Right Movements Across The Global South

The legacies of fascism in the Global South keep raising questions and problems. It’s time for us to see fascism for what it is: a dangerous political movement with global ramifications.

by Yannick Lengkeek

Why The Radical Right Exploits Games As Tools For Radicalization

Fascists have historically used games as a means to perpetuate their ideology. Those efforts have accelerated in the era of technological gaming.

by Yannick Lengkeek