Projekt „Gegen Rechtsextremismus“, Forum Berlin. This anthology was compiled as part of a project entitled "Confronting right-wing extremism by developing networks of exit-oriented assistance". Ficheiro de 2,31 MB em formato PDF (448 p.). Disponível também em: https://library.fes.de/pdf-files/dialog/10031.pdf. Acedido a 24 de julho de 2013.

Editors' preface. 1. Taking stock. The European radical right and xenophobia in West and East: trends, patterns and challenges [Michael Minkenberg]. Country Analyses. Germany [Britta Schellenberg]. Greece [Vassiliki Georgiadou]. Italy [Roberto Chiarini]. Portugal [Riccardo Marchi]. Poland [Rafa Pankowski, Marcin Kornak]. Romania [Radu Cinpoe]. Ukraine [Mridula Ghosh]. Hungary [András Bíró Nagy, Tamás Boros, Zoltán Vasali]. 2. Strategies against right-wing extremism. Banning extreme right-wing associations in the Federal Republic of Germany [Gideon Botsch, Christoph Kopke, Fabian Virchow]. The "Ban on re-engagement in national socialist activity",as a social and political counter-strategy in Austria [Brigitte Bailer]. Labor-market oriented exit-support work to combat right-wing extremism: the XENOS special program, "Exit to Enter" (Ausstieg zum Einstieg) [Petra Boumaiza]. Right-wing extremism in Norway: prevention and intervention [Katrine Fangen, Yngve Carlsson]. 3. Prospects for fighting right-wing extremism at the European level. A diversified Europe united against right-wing extremism and right-wing populism [Martin Schulz]. The narrative principle: good practice in anti-hate crime interventions, within the radicalisation awareness network [Harald Weilnböck]. Lessons learned: can Germany's "labor-market oriented exit initiative" be adapted for other countries? [Kristina Nauditt, Gerd Wermerskirch]. Appendices - About the authors, selected literature and links, photo proofs.