What's work got to do with It? How precarity influences radical party support in France and The Netherlands
The rising support for radical parties in Europe has triggered a new interest in the political sociology of voting and how voters with socio-economic insecurity are moving away from establishment politics. In this article, we apply Standing’s concept of ‘precarity’ to capture insecurity among ordinary voters and thereby expand the individual socio-economic explanations behind the vote for radical populist right (RPR) and radical left (RL) parties. We develop a multidimensional measure of precarity to capture subjective labour market insecurity in its different manifestations. The article exami... Mehr ...
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Antonucci, Lorenza
D'Ippolito, Carlo
Horvath, Laszlo
Krouwel, André |
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2023 |
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Antonucci , L , D'Ippolito , C , Horvath , L & Krouwel , A 2023 , ' What's work got to do with It? How precarity influences radical party support in France and The Netherlands ' , Sociological Research Online , vol. 28 , no. 1 , pp. 110-131 . https://doi.org/10.1177/13607804211020321 |
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/ Justice and Strong Institutions |
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Englisch |
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