Abstract Societally salient issues, like migration, stimulate user engagement with political parties on social media. This engagement, in turn, is associated behavior, such as voting. Nonetheless, few studies so far have investigated the interaction between these factors. We examine how anti-immigration attitudes are In this study, understood following Through online data that were collected Oc...

Following financial research on the importance of public policy for asset prices, we hypothesize that success populist movements impacts risk assessments in markets. Building a novel dataset, findings show sample Western democracies parties has direct impact volatility major domestic market indexes, measured from option prices spanning national elections. Despite its anti-capitalist rhetoric, p...

While populism is often understood as a reaction to neoliberalism, this paper investigates neoliberalism host ideology of populism. Building on Wendy Brown, I argue that the populist, Italian 5 Star Movement (5SM) conforms neoliberalism’s normative reason. Rather than democratic, form neoliberal unravels collective and political body people, reducing it an uninformed mass be directed by technoc...

This study traces the evolution of right-wing extremism, conceptualized as latent electoral support for extreme right-wing parties (i.e., vote intention), in six Western European countries (i.e., Belgium, France, the Netherlands, West Germany, Denmark, and Italy) between 1984 and 1993. Employing a pooled time-series cross-sectional research design, the author examines the relative strength of t...

Since the initial rise of Radical Right-wing Populist parties (RRPs) in the mid-1980s, comparative analyses have tried to identify the core social and attitudinal elements to these parties’ electorates and changes therein. To date, none of these has been accepted as providing a satisfactory typology of RRPs. Regional differences between these parties, in particular between the Scandinavian Radi...

This review article and special issue introduction argues that studying the relationship between populist radical right welfare state requires bridging literatures have so far advanced with little mutual engagement: party politics voting behaviour research on one hand, comparative political economy other. In this way, highlights advantages of connecting different academic sub-fields in politics...

The position of the Constitutional Court Regulation (PMK) in hierarchy laws and regulations is not strictly regulated, so it known where located which institution has right to conduct a Judicial Review it. Therefore, this study will examine three things, namely: (i) PMK, (ii) implications PMK that have been promulgated, (iii) entitled PMK. research method used normative legal method. result "co...

We study the effect of anti-immigrant sentiments among voters on the equilibrium position of political parties on the economic issue. We model political competition as taking place among three parties (Left, Right, and Extreme Right) on a two-dimensional policy space (economic issue, immigration issue) using an extension of the Party Unanimity Nash Equilibrium concept. We "calibrate" the model ...

in this paper, the french electoral system in different layers of power and its impact on voter’s political life and behavior is explored. the french chose the two-step plurality system in the national assembly elections. this electoral style has caused the multi-party and bipolar system to be institutionalized in the land of flowers. although this electoral system is harmful to minor parties e...

Many liberal democracies have witnessed the rise of radical right parties and movements that threaten values tolerance inclusion. Extremist movement factions may promote inflammatory ideas engage broader publics, but party leaders face dilemmas endorsing content from extremist origins. However, when is shared over larger intermediary networks aligned supporters media sites, it become laundered ...