Why is discontent with politicians highest among less‐educated citizens? Supplementing
explanations concerning a lack of resources and knowledge, we examine the cultural …

This article assesses the assumption that populist parties form an efficacious exhaust valve
for voters, the channelling discontent thesis, as it is termed here. Drawing on in-depth …

Despite many efforts, nutritional health interventions have been largely unable to reduce
health inequalities between less‐and more‐educated individuals, since their effectiveness …

Popular political discontent has become increasingly salient in western countries in recent
decades, as can be witnessed by the rise of populist anti-establishment parties, nonvoting …

Evidence for declining trust in government is often presented as the difference between the
present day and an idealized period of high trust in government. The fact is, though, trust in …

This monograph investigates the expression of anti-media populist sentiments by right-wing
news media in India and the socio-technological, historical, economic, legal, and political …

This study explores the anti-media populist sentiments expressed by emerging right-wing
alternative news media in India. News websites, television network, and the'online digital …

It is widely acknowledged that political dissatisfaction is rife across many established
democracies, and yet we generally know very little from citizens themselves about what …

This study focuses on the relationship between nationalism and populism by analysing the
political history of Korea. Populism studies have merely dealt with the cases in East Asia on …

The political establishment is under siege, with recent decades seeing established
politicians, political parties and governments in the West come under close scrutiny. Indeed …