Scholars are increasingly interested in 'populist attitudes', which–studies show–can explain
party support and vote choice. However, current research has not yet analyzed in detail the …

Populist attitudes are generally measured in surveys through three necessary and non-
compensatory elements of populism, namely anti-elitism, people-centrism, and …

Contemporary research classifies populism as a thin-centered ideology, which can be
attached to different “host” ideologies. Populist attitudes have been found to predict electoral …

Beginning with the economic crisis in 2008, a number of European societies witnessed the
emergence of 'new parties'. Most authors explain their electoral appeal by focusing on how …

O objetivo deste trabalho é oferecer um quadro interpretativo que auxilie na compreensão
do resultado das eleições presidenciais de 2018, considerando como preponderantes o …

Greece, Portugal and Spain are among the countries worst hit by the 2008 Great Recession,
followed by significant electoral and political turmoil. However, one of the dimensions in …

Evidence indicates that populist attitudes matter for voting decisions, but findings are still
inconclusive about whether this happens regardless of individuals' positioning on more …

Much of the contemporary literature on populism focuses on its status as a “thin” ideology
comprising three key components: people-centrism, anti-elitism, and anti-pluralism. Populist …

Según la definición ideacional del populismo, una narrativa es populista si se caracteriza
por una cosmología maniquea que divide a la comunidad política entre un pueblo …

Basic human values have been used to predict voting patterns associated with the left–right
and the authoritarian-libertarian divides. However, the connection between basic human …