Existing studies suggest that right-wing populist parties (RWPPs) appeal to people in
communities that have fallen behind in material terms. However, it remains open which …

Immigration, economic hardship, and the European Union (EU) are typically emphasized as
key concerns for the electorates of European populist radical right (PRR) parties. At the …

Right-wing populism is on the rise. Everywhere? Until recently, the resilience of the German
party system to such a party has been an exception to this general trend. The establishment …

This report examines the electoral success of right-wing populist parties (RWPPs) in 17
European countries and makes recommendations for how progressives should respond …

In this article, the authors take up the thesis of the narrative that the support for right‐wing
populist election successes is located in rural areas. For the case of the German right‐wing …

The two occupational groups most likely to vote for populist right parties in Western Europe
in the 1990s also disagree the most over issues relating to the economic dimension of …

Populism has expanded over the past decade, especially far‐right parties and their
respective voter bases. Voting patterns are often unevenly distributed over space, which …

Focusing on six populist radical right parties from four Central and Eastern European
countries, we show that the factors that account for the vote for these parties in Western …

While the rise of right-wing populism in West European politics has received considerable
attention in academic circles, the equivalent phenomenon in Central and Eastern Europe …

Using individual data on voting and political parties manifestos in European countries, we
study the drivers of voting for populist parties (the demand side) as well as the presence of …