"We do not want 2015 to happen again" : parliamentary conceptions on asylum policy in the rhetoric of Bundestag during the German government crisis of 2018 by Havela, Jaakko

“…Germany’s role in the management of the crisis had great effects in its domestic politics, evidenced by the decline of the people’s parties and the rise of the right-wing party AfD. …”
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Before appeasement : Stresa Conference and the failure of the common security in Europe as reported by the Manchester Guardian and Neuer Vorwärts in 1935 by Vesala, Esa

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Exploring citizens' legitimacy judgments about governmental refugee policies by Riikonen, Maria

“…The aim of this study is to gain insight into how young, educated citizens grant legitimacy to the Finnish government’s refugee policies. The study is part of an international research project conducted in Finland, Spain, and Germany. …”
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Before appeasement : Stresa Conference and the failure of the common security in Europe as reported by the Manchester Guardian and Neuer Vorwärts in 1935 by Vesala, Esa

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Charles de Gaulle & the French resistance : a case study on the legitimacy and contention of a resistance and its leader by Schroderus-Nevalainen, Andrina

“…The crimes committed by the Vichy government resulted in the loss of its legitimacy which then provided a space for a new legitimate actor to enter the political sphere of the country. …”
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Diskurssianalyysi Saksan äärioikeiston keskustelusta koronaviruspandemian aikana by Rautila, Jonathan

“…It is used, for example, to promote EU critical discourses and especially to support the argument that the European Union is a threat to Germany's sovereignty. COVID theme has also found its way to debates related to immigration, corruption and left-wing politics. …”
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