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The Political Economy of Radical and Populist Parties
Sun, September 1, 8:00 to 9:30am, Omni, Executive RoomSession Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
This panel provides new data and models to explain the surge of populist candidates and parties, as well as their differences with prior movements and radical parties.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Global Competition, Electoral Rules, and the Anti-European Radical Right - Michael Becher, IE University; Irene Menendez, Institute for Advanced Study Toulouse; Daniel Stegmueller, Duke University
Inter-temporal Evidence on the Strategy of Populism - Giampaolo Lecce; Gloria Gennaro, Bocconi; Massimo Morelli, Bocconi University
Like Voters, Like Politicians: Descriptive Representation and Populist Parties - Emily Anne West, University of Pittsburgh; Maria Carreri, Northwestern University
The Conditional Economic Roots of Authoritarianism - Francesc Amat, IPERG - University of Barcelona