Reflecting the importance of inequality for individuals' lives, the implications of labor market
inequality for core elements of democracy are crucial topics in comparative politics and …

The central political claim of Three Worlds of Welfare Capitalism is that class actors, through
the instruments of the democratic process, can modify capitalism. Where working-class …

Recently, developed economies have witnessed an emerging dualism between the so-
called labor market 'insiders and outsiders'—two groups facing divergent levels of …

This article investigates the determinants of union inclusiveness towards agency workers in
Western Europe, using an index which combines unionization rates with dimensions of …

There is a long-standing debate in academic and policymaking circles about the normative
merits and economic effects of a universal basic income (UBI). However, existing literature …

How does labour market disadvantage translate into political behaviour? Bringing together
the literatures on political alienation, redistribution preferences and insider-outsider politics …

A classical question in political sociology is whether unemployment depresses political
involvement. However, we still know very little about how individual and contextual factors …

Explaining social policy preferences has become a major topic in comparative politics with
labor market risk as a key determinant of these preferences. However, one question …

The political economy literature has gathered compelling evidence that labour market risks
shape political preferences. Accordingly, insecurity fuels support for redistribution and left …

Does the economy affect patterns of far‐right party support across countries? This article
reconceptualizes micro‐level analyses that focus on the effect of unemployment through a …