After Their Establishment: Right-wing Populist Parties in Europe

01 October 2011

Right-wing populist parties have developed into a stable institution and a long-term feature of European politics. Again and again they prove themselves capable of gaining electoral success at national level. Yet right-wing populist parties rarely succeed in coming into government, and even if they actually manage it, they predominantly function only as junior partners. This paper assesses how these parties have emerged, their main characteristics and how traditional parties can respond to their rise.

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Florian Hartleb

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Florian Hartleb

Roland Freudenstein
Konrad Adenauer Foundation

Common project with Konrad Adenauer Foundation

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