In this article, we investigate the relationship between loneliness and misogyny amongst the
online movement of “involuntary celibates”(incels) that has become widely known through …

Although research on populism has gained traction as an established field of inquiry, its
affective underpinnings remain a puzzle. A relatively underexplored area of study, now …

Previous research on predictors of populism and nativism has predominantly focused on
socio-economic (eg, education, employment, social status), and socio-cultural explanations …

This article examines the psychological orientations and political preferences of citizens 'in
ressentiment', a particular psychological state that is a characteristic feature of contemporary …

Populist attitudes are frequently tied to a specific social position, namely the constituent's
status as a “loser of globalization.” Adding nuance to this explanatory framework, we …

This symposium tackles pressing and intellectually challenging questions bringing research
on affect and emotions in the examination of policy dynamics. What does it mean to have …

Research has demonstrated that resentful emotions toward the politics and perceptions of
being culturally and econom-ically threatened by immigration increase support for populist …

Prompted by recent scholarly debates on the distinction between populism and nationalism,
we elaborate on the Laclaudian understanding of populism as an antagonistic form of us …

Recent research suggests that citizens' sense of being socially marginalized, or “left behind”
in society, plays an important role in triggering support for right-wing populist attitudes …

The debate over the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) in late
2018 showcases the crucial role of digital and, in particular, social media as vehicles of …