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9781439901922: Hardback
Release Date: 16th April 2010
Dimensions: 152 x 229
Number of Pages: 260
Series Social Logic of PoliticsTemple University Press
Cleavage Politics and the Populist Right
The New Cultural Conflict in Western Europe
A comparative study of how historical cleavages and party strategies interact to shape the fortunes of the populist right in Western Europe
List of Illustrations and Tables
Preface
Introduction: A Dynamic Perspective on Cleavages and the Populist Right
PART I Putting Right-Wing Populist Parties in Context
1. The New Cultural Conflict and the Populist Right in Western Europe
2. The Extreme-Right-Wing Populist Party Family
PART II New Political Divides and Historical Cleavages
3. From Structure to Culture and Back: The Perpetuation and Transformation of Historical Cleavages
"Empirically rich, methodologically sophisticated, and theoretically compelling, Bornschier's book not only settles some outstanding debates in the literature but also frames important questions about the basic dividing lines of European politics."
—Political Science Quarterly