Latest Political Science and International Relations research
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Latest Political Science and International Relations papers
The most relevant recent papers Scollr indexed in this topic, ranked by topic relevance, citations, and recency.
VARYING TRAJECTORIES OF MAINSTREAM RIGHT RADICALIZATION (MRR) IN CONTEMPORARY EUROPEAN DEMOCRACIES
Two Sides of the Same Coin? Comparing Stealth Democracy and Populist Values in the Baltic States
Populist Parties, Female Populist Leaders, and the Gendered Vote in Germany
Primary Populism and Secondary Populism: Laclau, Symbolic Representation, and Group Psychology
Affective polarization and the support for populist and technocratic governance
Ideas or Strategy? The Impact of Populist Incumbents on Liberal Democracy
What’s behind ‘technopopulism’: a systematic review of its use in the literature
The online transnationalisation of populist radical right publics
Drawing moral boundaries: The ‘normal’ and the ‘deviant’ in the Sweden Democrats’ LGBTQ+ discourse
Illiberal transformation of patronage bureaucracy under the populist radical right
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