migration, both increased voting for NZF in its first years of existence. These shocks led to changes in political attitudes and … policy preferences and had persistent effects on voting for NZF even twenty years later. Overall, they play an important role … in explaining the rise of populism in NZ. Understanding how these shocks led to the development of NZF is particularly …

The recent literature on the determinants of populism has highlighted the role of long-term trends of progressive … earthquakes in Italy resulted in sharply diverging electoral outcomes: while the 2012 Emilia quake did not alter voting behaviour …, the 2009 L’Aquila earthquake paved the way for an impressive and persistent surge in right-wing populism in the most …

Although the application of the conceptual and analytical framework of economics to the study of populism is still in …. When analyzing populism, economists face two methodological hurdles: lack of consensus and clarity about its definition and … analysis of populism draws concepts from other social sciences such political theory, sociology, history and social psychology. …

that fellow voters will accept particularistic benefits from poorly performing governments that keep them from voting … campaign promises, in turn, leads voters to hold low political trust. Low quality government, and in particular populism …,800 respondents in seven Latin American countries that provides support for a novel argument about populism and the quality of …

migration, both increased voting for NZF in its first years of existence. These shocks led to changes in political attitudes and … policy preferences and had persistent effects on voting for NZF even twenty years later. Overall, they play an important role … in explaining the rise of populism in NZ. Understanding how these shocks led to the development of NZF is particularly …