There is compelling evidence that globalization shocks, often working through culture and identity, have played an important role in driving up support for populist movements, particularly of the right-wing kind. I start with empirical analysis 2016 presidential election United States to show globalization-related attitudinal variables were correlates switch Trump. then provide a conceptual fra...

At the sixth Milan Triennale in 1936, entitled ‘Continuity-Modernity’, Giuseppe Pagano and Edoardo Persico displayed two divergent but complementary ideological aesthetic positions: leaning toward classicism showcasing rural examples, respectively. This article focuses on how these approaches share similarities with idea of populism, a concept often associated dictatorial regimes. Populism impl...

With this introduction to the special issue on climate politics, democracy, and populism, we lay ground for multiplicity of analyses that follow. We highlight essentially contested nature concepts like (de-)politicization, democracy reject notion a single definition. do so by outlining what post-, de-, re-politicization can mean, how diverse perspectives populism are, which ones help guide us i...

Scholars who study populism from an ‘ideational approach’ consider as a set of ideas based on moralised anti-establishment thinking and strong people-centrist view politics. From this perspective, at theoretical level, populist attitudes have the following two main contrasts: pluralism elitism. In article, we investigate ideological consistency populism-pluralism-elitism among voters. Analysing...

What does right-wing populism look like in Luxembourg, a small European state whose economy heavily relies on strong integration and foreign cross-border labor? This article explores this question by looking at the Alternativ Demokratesh Reformpartei (ADR), Luxembourg’s version of populist party. It studies ADR’s discourse during three discursive events: debate over burka law (2014–2018), 2015 ...