The book challenges the notion of Swiss exceptionalism in the study of the radical right, arguing for its inclusion in comparative scholarship. It offers a comprehensive analysis of the radical right's evolution in Switzerland since World War II, highlighting the influence of political parties, intellectuals, and extremist groups. The author reveals that a significant radical right presence has existed since the 1960s, showcasing its enduring impact on Swiss politics and society, and emphasizes the recent consolidation of this diverse movement within the political landscape.
