Latest Research in Populism, Right-Wing Movements
39 research papers · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Populism, Right-Wing Movements
- Electoral Systems and Political Participation — 7 papers
- Political Conflict and Governance — 5 papers
- Populism, Right-Wing Movements — 4 papers
- Social Media and Politics — 2 papers
- Political Systems and Governance — 2 papers
- Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Political Violence — 1 papers
- Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance — 1 papers
- Urban Planning and Governance — 1 papers
- Korean Peninsula Historical and Political Studies — 1 papers
- Media Influence and Politics — 1 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- Should Labour Have Changed Its Leader?
- A Cultural Political Economy of Insurgent Strategic Communication: Islamic States’ Construction of Jīhādi Imaginaries Through Digital Recruitment
- Voting for populism? How ‘populist’ labels affect support for candidates
- The Appeal of the Bukele Regime in Latin America: The Scope and Limits of Citizen Support
- Levantine populisms: the role of conflicts, civilizationalism, and militarism in populist foreign policymaking
- Communicating Development Through Electoral Manifestos: A Comparative Analysis of NDC and NPP Campaign Texts in Ghana, 2008–2024
- An operationalization of urban populism: populists and non-populists in New York City, Tel Aviv-Jaffa, San Francisco, and Hazleton
- A divided nation, divided views? How South Koreans’ political and social orientations shape their view of North Korea?
- Historical Anti-Fascism and Right-Wing Voting in Italy
- From policy to practice : Canada’s engagement with the United Nations and Canadian-based non-governmental organizations on the Rohingya crisis (2017–2024)
- Differences in EU citizen voter registration: Evidence from French local elections
- Authoritarian cultures in the shadow of democracy
- Structural Democratization: Institutional Evolution for a Transcultural Republic
- Structural Democratization: Institutional Evolution for a Transcultural Republic
- Brazil's Brand of Regionalization: The Rise and the Demise of the South American Alliance
- Bridging the gap: human rights NGOs, informational strategies, and MEP access on Iran
- How Democracies Die By Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt, New York: Broadway Books, 2019. 320p. $19 paperback.
- When the party is over: How parties respond to electoral decline
- Who supports martial law in a democracy? Lessons from South Korea
- Transforming the neoliberal state in times of crisis: pathways of democratization and sustainabilization