No Supply Without Demand: The Role of Populist Attitudes and its Translation into Different Aspects of Politics

Abstract

Today's research on populism pays particular attention to the populist demand. This has resulted in an extensive scholarship related to the role of so-called populist attitudes and how they translate into politics. This panel presents a number of papers that each tackle an important component of this question.

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The Organisation of Far-Right Parties: Pseudo-Participation and Ineptitude	View Paper Details
Assessing the Relative Predictive Power of Different Models of Populist Vote Choice	View Paper Details
Varieties of Democratic Dissatisfaction? Populist Voters and Non-Voters in Germany	View Paper Details
When The Glove Fits – Voter’s Response to Strategic Positioning of Radical Left Parties on Nationalism	View Paper Details
Do Populist Parties Revive Participation? A Cross-Regional Analysis	View Paper Details