THE GLOBAL FAR-RIGHT AND THE BOLSONARO GOVERNMENT
AN ANALYSIS OF IDEOLOGICAL INTERCONNECTIONS
Abstract
In the contemporary international scenario, the rise of the global far-right has resulted in comprehensive impacts worldwide. This article proposes an investigation of this phenomenon within the Brazilian context, adopting the methodology of Network Analysis, supported by computational tools such as Gephi, to examine the ideological interconnections between the global far-right and the government of Jair Bolsonaro. The research aims to understand the characteristics, motivations, and potential implications of this complex relationship. Based on the concept of "far-right" developed by Cas Mudde, this study seeks to analyze the nature of this political phenomenon and its influence on the Bolsonaro government's administration. In this sense, the relevance of this work lies in its meticulous analysis of this relationship, providing a critical understanding of 21st-century political and ideological trends, as well as contributing to an informed debate on contemporary challenges.
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