Recently, housing wealth has come to the fore as predictor of welfare attitudes. However, it
is unclear whether people also change their vote based on their housing market position …

The enormous growth in house prices in Europe since the 1990s has led to increasing
concerns about the affordability of housing for ordinary citizens. This article explores the …

This paper estimates the effect of wealth inequality on political preferences. Using housing
wealth shocks I identify an increase in wealth inequality between homeowners and renters …

Traditional predictors of election outcomes in Germany are increasingly losing their
explanatory power. Rather than new cultural divides, this paper introduces the idea of …

Housing benefits differ substantially across countries. In this paper, we apply power
resource theory, developed primarily in relation to the emergence and subsequent …

The role of wealth in shaping political preferences is poorly understood, especially in a cross-
national perspective. We study the tax preferences of people in 7 European countries, using …

This paper studies the relationship between the growing wealth gap and voter behavior. The
patrimonial voting literature suggests that wealth in itself leads to more right-wing voting, but …

What is the link between socioeconomic disadvantage and vote choice? The literature on
this question is fragmented and points to motivations based on welfare policy, immigration …

Using a multilevel analysis method, this article tests different hypotheses for how income
inequality affects voter support for radical right-wing parties (RRPs) in Western Europe …