Populist Parties in Europe: Agents of Discontent?
Stijn van Kessel
Abstract
Stijn van Kessel
Abstract
1. Introduction: Studying Populism in European Party Systems 2. Populist Parties in 31 European Countries 3. Paths to Populist Electoral Success and Failure: fsQCA Analysis 4. Populist Parties in the Netherlands 5. Populist Parties in Poland 6. Populist Parties in the United Kingdom 7. Conclusion: Populist Parties and their Electoral Performance
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1. Introduction: Studying Populism in European Party Systems 2. Populist Parties in 31 European Countries 3. Paths to Populist Electoral Success and Failure: fsQCA Analysis 4. Populist Parties in the Netherlands 5. Populist Parties in Poland 6. Populist Parties in the United Kingdom 7. Conclusion: Populist Parties and their Electoral Performance
Key concepts: Populism, Political science, Political economy, Public administration, Law, Economics, Politics