Within established political systems across Western Europe, traditional parties have been
challenged by new actors emerging and disappearing periodically from the political arena …

The rise of movement parties in Europe has disrupted traditional notions of party politics,
introducing new avenues for citizen engagement and political mobilisation. This paper …

As a result of various political and non-political developments, the socio-culturally anchored
and well structured character of European party systems has come under strain. This article …

Over the last years, Europe has witnessed the rise of a new political party family, the RRP
(Radical Right Populism). These parties signify a serious challenge to contemporary politics …

European populist right parties have been the subject of numerous academic studies,
providing competing arguments about their appeal and success. Parties like the Alternative …

In recent years, Dutch identity politics has become a topic of increasing interest and scrutiny,
as various political parties seek to represent and promote the interests of different identity …

The scholarship on the far right has often interpreted nativist organizations as straddling the
conceptual space between party and movement. These groups contest elections in order to …

The emergence of inclusive populist parties has transformed the electoral field, especially in
Southern Europe. We analyse the distinct types of radical politics that have emerged and the …

Political parties are alleged to be turning their backs to civil society; they are said to
discourage the active participation of their members and to distance themselves from the …

Who participates in demonstrations? Analyses of participants have emphasized the role of
political disaffection, strategic resources, and context. Against the backdrop of the rise of …