Add to ORKGThis article provides an explanatory framework for the electoral performance of populist parties, using the Netherlands as a case study. The Netherlands is an ideal case, as several populist parties have entered the political scene in recent years with varying levels of electoral success. The most notable cases are the List Pim Fortuyn and Geert Wilders' Freedom Party. Whereas the former party did not sustain, Geert Wilders has, so far, managed to remain an important force in Dutch politics. The article argues that the performance of populist parties is dependent on a combination of causal conditions: the availability of the electorate, the responsiveness of established parties and the supply of credible populist challengers. As will be arg...
Léonie de Jonge shows that, like in a marketplace, success and failure of populist parties are often...
Léonie de Jonge shows that, like in a marketplace, success and failure of populist parties are often...
Léonie de Jonge shows that, like in a marketplace, success and failure of populist parties are often...
Since the 1980s a growing number of populist parties have made a breakthrough in European party syst...
Since the 1980s a growing number of populist parties have made a breakthrough in European party syst...
Radical right-wing populist parties have recently emerged throughout Europe, but the electoral succe...
This thesis investigates the variation in the electoral performances of right-wing populist parties ...
This paper assesses the electoral performance of populist parties in three European countries: the N...
This article seeks to explain the dramatic rise of Pim Fortuyn's right-wing populist party during th...
This article seeks to explain the dramatic rise of Pim Fortuyn's right-wing populist party during th...
This article analyses how populist parties wage opposition in parliament. The authors conceptualise ...
Léonie de Jonge shows that, like in a marketplace, success and failure of populist parties are often...
This article analyses how populist parties wage opposition in parliament. The authors conceptualise ...
Léonie de Jonge shows that, like in a marketplace, success and failure of populist parties are often...
Léonie de Jonge shows that, like in a marketplace, success and failure of populist parties are often...
Léonie de Jonge shows that, like in a marketplace, success and failure of populist parties are often...
Léonie de Jonge shows that, like in a marketplace, success and failure of populist parties are often...
Léonie de Jonge shows that, like in a marketplace, success and failure of populist parties are often...
Since the 1980s a growing number of populist parties have made a breakthrough in European party syst...
Since the 1980s a growing number of populist parties have made a breakthrough in European party syst...
Radical right-wing populist parties have recently emerged throughout Europe, but the electoral succe...
This thesis investigates the variation in the electoral performances of right-wing populist parties ...
This paper assesses the electoral performance of populist parties in three European countries: the N...
This article seeks to explain the dramatic rise of Pim Fortuyn's right-wing populist party during th...
This article seeks to explain the dramatic rise of Pim Fortuyn's right-wing populist party during th...
This article analyses how populist parties wage opposition in parliament. The authors conceptualise ...
Léonie de Jonge shows that, like in a marketplace, success and failure of populist parties are often...
This article analyses how populist parties wage opposition in parliament. The authors conceptualise ...
Léonie de Jonge shows that, like in a marketplace, success and failure of populist parties are often...
Léonie de Jonge shows that, like in a marketplace, success and failure of populist parties are often...
Léonie de Jonge shows that, like in a marketplace, success and failure of populist parties are often...
Léonie de Jonge shows that, like in a marketplace, success and failure of populist parties are often...
Léonie de Jonge shows that, like in a marketplace, success and failure of populist parties are often...