Cas Mudde is Associate Professor in the School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Georgia, USA, and Researcher in the Center for Research on Extremism (C-REX) at the University of Oslo, Norway.

Part I: The Far Right

1. The populist radical right: a pathological normalcy

2. Three decades of populist radical right parties in Western Europe: So what?

3. The myth of Weimar Europe

4. Putin's Trojan Horses? 5 theses on Russia and the European far right

5. Local shocks: the far right in the [...]opean elections

[...]ope of Nations and Freedoms: Financial Success, Political Failure

7. Viktor Orbán and the difference between radical right parties and radical right politics

Part II: Populism

8. Jean-Claude Jucker and the populist zeitgeist in European politics

9. The problem with populism

10. Populism and liberal democracy: is Greece the exception or the future of Europe? (interview with Antonis Galanopoulos)

11. Populism: a primer

Part III: Euroscepticism

[...]opean integration: after the fall

13. The European elite's politics of fear

14. What will the European elections bring the Western Balkans?

15. The [...]opean elections in numbers

16. Electoral winners and political losers in the right-wing Eurosceptic camp

17. The key lessons of Syriza's defeat? A different Europe requires both ideology and competence

18. It's time to end the Eurosceptic illusions

19. "Weimar Greece" and the future of Europe

20. Portugal faces a political crisis, but it's the same one facing governments everywhere

Part IV: Liberal Democracy

21. The intolerance of the tolerant

22. After the storms: time to go beyond the obvious responses

23. Norway's democratic example

24. The do's and don'ts of banning political extremism

25. No, we are NOT all Charlie (and that's a problem)

26. What freedom of speech? Of foxes, chickens, and #JeSuisCharlie

27. As Europe looks fearfully outside, its liberal democracy is under attack from within

28. Epilogue: European democracy after Paris