Populism, Right-Wing Movements
External reference: https://openalex.org/T11397
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Indonesia’s dynastic politics coincided with democratic decline Examine how Indonesian political dynasties systematically manipulated democratic institutions from 2014-2024 while preserving electoral legitimacy through adaptive mechanisms and constitutional.
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Plant closure reduced incumbent votes, but effects faded after compensation Analysis of Danish shipyard closure shows plant closures reduce incumbent support through unemployment and blame attribution, but targeted compensation policies can neutralize electoral effects.
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Mass opinion shows little ideological structure Analysis of six million responses to Belgium's Voting Advice Application reveals voters lack ideological coherence while elites maintain consistent ideological structures.
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Voters use ideological labels to infer candidate policy positions Study reveals voters in multiparty systems use left-right ideology labels to infer candidate positions, even when their own ideology misaligns with their policy preferences.
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Journalists’ responses helped mainstream the far right in Germany Study of German journalists reveals institutional pressures and structural constraints that undermine cordons sanitaires against far-right parties, contributing to far-right mainstreaming.
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Meloni government's longevity linked to converging stabilizing mechanisms Analysis of the Meloni government's exceptional longevity in Italy, examining how multiple stabilizing mechanisms converge across the coalition lifecycle to produce durable governance.
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Social media helped shape Indonesian protest agendas Examine how social media framing and agenda-setting shaped the August 2025 Indonesian protests, analyzing hashtags, organizational actors, and institutional responses.
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Survey wording may shape Black women’s reported emotions and political participation Survey methodology influences emotion reporting among Black women in political participation, revealing gaps in intersectional theories of affect and electoral engagement.
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Swiss parties join referendum campaigns for policy and image reasons Strategic analysis of political party participation in referendum campaigns, examining public attention, issue salience, and initiator status across 33 Swiss referendums using regression analysis.
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Bekasi labor candidates split votes, but coordination sometimes concentrated support Examines how Indonesia's fragmented labor movement achieved electoral success in Bekasi's 2019 legislative election through cross-union cooperation despite structural divisions and institutional.
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Polish party manifestos targeted elites and enemies from 2001 to 2023 Study analyzing how Polish political parties construct elites and enemies in manifestos from 2001–2023, revealing anti-elitism and enemy construction as variable strategic dimensions across the.
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French candidates shifted away from Ukraine as economic concerns dominated Analysis of candidate issue emphasis strategies during the 2022 French presidential campaign following the Ukraine war outbreak, examining alignment with voter priorities.