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Populism, Extremism and Electoral Support

Extremism
Populism
Electoral Behaviour
P028
Fabian Habersack
University of Innsbruck
Demand-side Approaches

Building: ArtsTwo, Floor: Ground Floor, Room: Lecture Theatre

Monday 15:00 - 16:30 BST (09/06/2025)

Abstract

This panel explores the evolving appeal of the radical right across Europe, examining the roles of democratic satisfaction, voter motivations, and ideological transformations. Papers analyze electoral support in post-communist CEE, shifts in populist demand in Poland, and the intersection of far-right politics and religion in Greece. By highlighting regional variations and broader patterns, the panel offers new insights into the forces shaping radical right politics today.

Title Details
Beyond protest voting: Examining the motivations of populist radical right supporters View Paper Details
Trusting again? The nature of populist demand in Poland 2012-2023 View Paper Details
The Electoral Success of NIKI in Greece and the Religious Transformation of Far-Right Ideology. View Paper Details