Radical left and right parties are increasingly successful—particularly among the less well-
off. We assess the extent to which this negative effect of well-being on radical voting is …

Despite the increasing academic interest in populism, we still lack understanding of
individual factors contributing to populist voting. One of the main reasons for this is that …

Empirical studies have demonstrated that compared to almost all other parties, populist
radical right (PRR) parties draw more votes from men than from women. However, the two …

European radical left parties (RLPs) are gradually receiving greater attention. Yet, to date,
what has received insufficient focus is why such parties have maintained residues of …

This book analyses the evolution of the French model of capitalism in relation to the
instability of socio-political compromises. In the 2010s, France was in a situation of systemic …

This article examines support for radical left ideologies in 32 E uropean countries. It thus
extends the relatively scant empirical research available in this field. The hypotheses tested …

Radical left parties (RLP) have been significant actors in many Western European party
systems since the expansion of mass democracy. In some cases, they have been very …

Recent electoral results reveal a pronounced decline in the fortunes of Social Democratic
parties. Much of the decline debate has revolved around their rightward policy shifts, which …

The 2008 economic crisis brought an increasing support for some European radical left
parties (RLPs) and renewed academic attention to this party family. This article …

The radical right's rise is widely assumed to go hand-in-hand with increasing economic
insecurity, as manual workers are considered typical radical right voters. We question …