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Right-Wing Populism in America
2021Right-wing politics in the United States has taken many forms since the end of the Cold War. The contradictions within right-wing populism point to tensions and complexities in the larger social order. Right-wing populist movements are a subset of repressive populist movements.
Chip Berlet, Matthew N. Lyons
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AbstractSwitzerland is an interesting laboratory for studying right‐wing populism. Populist movements, notably the Swiss People's Party (SVP), have undergone momentous development over the last few decades based on anti‐immigration and anti‐European discourses.
Audikana, Ander, Kaufmann, Vincent
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ALLUSION IN RIGHT-WING POPULISM
Folia Linguistica, 1993Cet article traite du populisme tel qu'il est presente par la droite autrichienne et de ses aspects linguistiques. L'A. etudie les grands sujets du discours politique de la nouvelle droite europeenne tels que la xenophobie, ou le ...
FRANZ JANUSCHEK, EVA PETERMANN-GRAUBNER
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How Right Wing is Right Wing Populism? Evidence from the Manifesto Corpus
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018Right wing populist parties in Europe are clearly different from other right wing parties in their rhetoric and electoral appeal. Some observers see substantive differences between right wing populists and other right wing parties, with populists supporting the welfare state and gender equality more than other right wing parties, often as part of an ...
Andrew Halterman +2 more
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Right-Wing Populism and International Issues
German Politics and Society, 2020Most studies analyze right-wing populism in the framework of the nation state, while its impact on foreign policy is understudied. This article focuses on the German Alternative for Germany (AfD) to highlight its foreign policy stance. How is the AfD deliberately operating not only nationally but also on the European level?
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The violence of right‐wing populism
Peace Review, 1995Government has become increasingly tyrannical. That's the belief that unites the diverse, right‐wing populist movement in the U.S. The armed militias constitute the militant wing of that movement. The core issues underlying the movement are anti‐government: members oppose taxes, gun control, and federal regulations while claiming to champion ...
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Right-Wing Populism and Impatience
This study shows that supporters of right-wing populist parties in Germany and the United Kingdom tend to be less patient than supporters of other parties and thus more prone to favor immediate gratification over long-term outcomes. Our empirical analysis highlights that a direct link between impatience and the support for right-wing populism remains ...Clemens Hetschko +2 more
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Redistribution and right-wing populism
This study examines how right-wing populist attitudes relate to preferences for redistribution, including support for an unconditional basic income (UBI). We implement a vignette-based third-person allocation experiment with two treatments in a quasi-representative sample of the German population, using a between-within-subjects design.Kyriakidou-Schoolmann, Greta +2 more
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Right-Wing Populism and Noncoercive Injustice
2020Abstract John Rawls’s The Law of Peoples makes several assumptions that, in the years since that book’s writing, have been shown to be potentially flawed. The first is that democratic societies can be predicted to inculcate citizens with democratic values, such that democratic peoples have no realistic worry about backsliding into ...
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