Latest Research in Populism, Right-Wing Movements

Top Research Topics in Populism, Right-Wing Movements

• Populism, Right-Wing Movements — 4 papers
• International Relations and Foreign Policy — 2 papers
• Balkans: History, Politics, Society — 2 papers
• Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies — 2 papers
• Political Conflict and Governance — 2 papers
• African studies and sociopolitical issues — 2 papers
• South African History and Culture — 2 papers
• Contemporary and Historical Greek Studies — 1 papers
• Historical and Contemporary Political Dynamics — 1 papers
• Asian Studies and History — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Welfare and Legitimacy in Revolutionary Greece: Europe’s Social Legacy in State Formation
2. From political tribalism to geopolitical polarization: Democratic virtues in an era of U.S.–Iran conflict
3. On misperceptions and misunderstandings: rhetoric, global disorder, and the Global South
4. Slow neglect in Kasai: Humanitarian time, everyday waiting and the politics of futures
5. Who is Afraid of Balkanization? The Transnational Life of a Metaphor in Competing Globalization Projects
6. Railways, railman and revolution: Representations of railways in Indonesian propaganda during the Dutch-Indonesian War (1945–1948)
7. Indian Diaspora in Qatar: Migration, Cooperation and Constraints
8. Labelling Rohingya across borders: differential governance, label conversion, and mobility-induced stratification
9. Coupling Geometry Case Study XI: The Ethiopian Empire, 1270–1974
10. Formation of mass media during the period of independence of Kyrgyzstan (historical aspect)
11. International Retirement Migration to Hungary: Seeking to Reaffirm Ontological Security?
12. Complementary pathways and community sponsorship in Europe: benefits, challenges and policy recommendations
13. Are Leaders the Products of Their Times or Vice Versa?
14. ‘A deep aversion to democracy’: the British Army and the authoritarian perspective on Northern Ireland
15. From Historical Myths to Modern Narratives: Antisemitism in the Context of the Russian-Ukrainian War
16. Belonging and Discrimination in Times of Social Disruption: A Longitudinal Population-Based Study of Long-Settled Older Russian-Speaking Migrants
17. Democracy, security and European Union enlargement: rhetorical articulation in Albania’s accession negotiations
18. Contested transitions and perspectives on peace : Deutungskämpfe im Übergang
19. Migrant Securities: Community Obligations, Informal Care, and Everyday Security among Uzbek Migrants in Russia
20. ‘Collaborative displacement’: Security crisis, emergency powers and spatial exclusion in mixed urban spaces