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Loneliness is positively associated with populist radical right support.

Social Science & Medicine (1967)
OBJECTIVES The mental and physical health consequences of loneliness are well documented. However, loneliness's socio-political ramifications have been largely unexplored.
Delaney Peterson, Matthijs Rooduijn, F. R. Hopp, Gijs Schumacher, Bert N. Bakker   +4 more
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The victimized Self and threatening Other: A cross-country analysis of (in)security representations in the visual discourse of populist radical right parties

Discourse & Society
This article explores two discursive formations that characterize populist radical right communication: the victimized Self and threatening Other. In recent years, this boundary-making practice has been more frequently conveyed within a securitizing ...
Salma Bouchafra
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Who Is Left Behind? Economic Status Loss and Populist Radical Right Voting

Perspectives on Politics
Citizens’ resentment at losing out to the rest of society is commonly regarded as the foundation of the demand for the populist radical right (PRR). Yet whether this motive has an objective economic basis remains disputed.
Giuseppe Ciccolini
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Populist radical right-wing parties and the assault on political correctness: The impact of Vox in Spain

International Political Science Review, 2023
The significant rise in the number of populist radical right (PRR) parties has not been accompanied by a parallel interest in the consequences that these parties may have on public opinion.
Carol Galais, Juan Pérez-Rajó
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Gendered positions within the Portuguese populist radical right party Chega and among its women members: Are women always right?

The European Journal of Women's Studies
Over the last three decades, populist radical right-wing parties have gained prominence in Europe, entering the political mainstream. Among the common features of such parties are included the support for traditional gender roles, opposition to so-called
Sofia Oliveira
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Do LGBTIQ+ issues matter for populist radical right? An analysis of Italian parties’ social media narratives

South European Society & Politics
This study analyses how populist radical right parties (PRRPs) strategically engage with LGBTIQ+ issues on social networking sites (X/Twitter and Instagram).
Massimo Prearo, Alessio Scopelliti
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‘Climate-Soviets,’ ‘Alarmism,’ and ‘Eco-Dictatorship’: The Framing of Climate Change Scepticism by the Populist Radical Right Alternative for Germany

German Politics, 2022
This article conducts a case study of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) to explore the link between ideology and climate change scepticism. Employing qualitative data analysis on a sample of texts from the party’s membership magazine, this article ...
Anne Küppers
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The Colors of the Populist Radical Right: The Strategic Use of Hue and Saturation in Party Logos

The International Journal of Press/Politics
Populist radical right (PRR) parties tend to stress their differences from other parties. Yet at the same time, PRR parties have increasingly sought to integrate into party systems across the globe.
L. Curini, Benjamin Moffitt, Mattia Zulianello   +2 more
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Anti-immigrant rhetoric of populist radical right leaders on social media platforms

Communications
Social media platforms have become crucial channels for radical right populist leaders to broadcast anti-immigrant views. These politicians employ various rhetorical appeals, such as pathos (emotional language), logos (logical arguments), and ethos ...
Ofra Klein
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Populist Radical Right Parties in Europe Redux

Political Studies Review, 2009
Having your book as the topic of a symposium is a mixed blessing.On the one hand,thisis exactly why you write a book, i.e. to engage in a debate with other scholars on yourideas. Moreover, it is customary for reviewers to say at least some nice things about thebook under review, and compliments are always welcome.
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