The expanding literature on growth regimes has recently been applied to explain the growth
of populist movements across the OECD. Such applications posit a stand-off between …

In this article, we revisit the main claims of Part Four of Thomas Piketty's Capital and
Ideology and especially the changing support coalitions for parties of the left. Piketty's core …

This article explores the changing character and consequences of state authorities' evolving
relationships with universities in the United States, Germany, and Norway—typical cases for …

Radical right parties are strong competitors of the centre-right in many party systems. In this
article, we first show that the centre-right's overall stability in terms of vote share masks clear …

Over the past decades, electoral support for Green parties has gradually increased in
Western Europe, especially among young people. This begs the question whether there are …

Unexpected social policy expansion and progressive tax reforms initiated by right-wing
governments in Latin America highlight the need for further theory development on the …

Recent literature shows that radical right parties (RRPs) present moderate or blurry
economic stances. However, this paper argues that this blurriness is restricted to only one of …

This is the first comprehensive overview of the waves of protest mobilization that spread
across Europe in the wake of the Great Recession. Documenting the extent of these protests …

This paper discusses the current prospects of democracy in Europe from four perspectives:
the birdʼs-eye view of long-term trends; the perspective of citizens' support of democratic …

Immigration is one of the most contentious issues across contemporary democracies, but
this has not always been the case. What accounts for this development? We study how …