This book maps the rise of right-wing parties across three European sub-regions - the Nordic countries, the Visegrád Four, and Western Europe - and examines their growing impact on domestic politics and European integration. Drawing on historical forces such as nationalism, post-war settlements, and the uneven experience of integration, it argues that the right-wing resurgence is not a recent aberration but a recurring feature of European political life. Capitalising on public frustration over immigration, sovereignty, and economic insecurity, these parties have moved from the margins to the mainstream, forcing established parties to shift rightward in response. The book analyses three interconnected questions: how right-wing parties are reshaping the broader political landscape; their impact on the EU through national governments and the European Parliament; and the nature of their support base. It is essential reading for students, researchers, and practitioners in European studies, comparative politics, and international relations.

Dr. Ankita Dutta is an Assistant Professor at the Centre for European Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University. She previously served as a Fellow with the Strategic Studies Programme at the Observer Research Foundation, New Delhi. Prior to joining Observer Research Foundation, she was associated with Indian Council of World Affairs, Sapru House, New Delhi as a Research Fellow for Europe. She has a PhD in European Studies from Centre for European Studies, School of International Relations, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Her area of interest includes Indian Foreign Policy, right-wing politics in Europe, diversity studies, European Union and Politics.