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Populism and the Radical Right
Thu, September 11, 4:00 to 5:30pm PDT (4:00 to 5:30pm PDT), TBASession Submission Type: Created Panel - Virtual Participation
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(Paper) How Voters' Perceptions of What Matters to the Left Benefit the Right - Jonne Kamphorst, Stanford University
(Paper) Is There Conservative Backlash against Gender-Neutral Language? - Paul Marx, University of Bonn
(Paper) Stranded in the Center: Conservative Parties and the Radical Right Dilemma - Fabio Ellger, WZB Berlin Social Science Center
(Paper) Studying the Diffusion of Populism with Measurement and Spatial Diffusion Models - Nicolas Bichay, Indiana University, Bloomington; Andrew Halterman, Michigan State University; Christian Houle, Michigan State University; Shahryar Minhas, Michigan State University