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CREATED:20220104T151407
SUMMARY:Ro'ee Levy - Tel Aviv University
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:<p><strong>Decomposing <span class="gmail-il">the</span> <span class="gmail
 -il">Rise</span> of <span class="gmail-il">the</span> Populist Right</stron
 g>" with Oren Danieli, Noam Gidron, and Shinnosuke Kikuchi</p><p>Abstract:<
 /p><p style="text-align: justify;">Over the past decades, the support of po
 pulist radical right parties has dramatically increased. We decompose the r
 ise of the populist right in Europe into three potential channels: changes 
 in voter characteristics, changes in party supply, and changes in the weigh
 ts voters place on certain issues. We merge data on voter characteristics, 
 including opinions and demographics, from the Integrated Value Survey with 
 data on party positions from the Comparative Manifesto Project. We estimate
  voting weights using a probabilistic voting model. In contrast to a common
  view, we find no evidence that shifts in the characteristics of voters or 
 the positions of parties pushed voters to the populist right. The major dri
 ver behind the success of the populist right in the last decade lies in the
  rising importance voters attach to the issues on which populist radical ri
 ght parties campaign. Specifically, we find that voters place less weight o
 n economic issues and that conservative voters place a more positive weight
  on culturally conservative party positions.</p><p style="text-align: justi
 fy;"> </p>
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