The mantra of ‘build, build, build’ misses something crucial: that few can afford these new homes, say Tarik Abou-Chadi, Silja Häusermann and Björn Bremer

Who prioritises what? Determinants and measurement of voters’ issue prioritisation

Abstract. Why are blue-collar workers increasingly supporting the populist radical right? Previous explanations for this phenomenon suggest that it is the

Karol Nawrocki’s win is a blow for prime minister Donald Tusk – and it symbolises a larger battle over the political narrative, says policy expert Catherine De Vries

Across Europe, the mainstream right is being eclipsed by more extreme rivals. The same fate could await the Tories, say academics Tarik Abou-Chadi and Simon van Teutem

Concerns about the risk of disinformation in the 2024 European Parliament elections were widespread in European capitals. Simultaneously, the far-right – often linked to the spread of disinformatio...

Political science is revitalising cleavage theory by examining the possible demise of traditional Rokkanian cleavages or the rise of a new globalisation cleavage. However, studies rarely combine th...

The targeting of the FDIC could dangerously erode its ability to manage financial crises, like the one that occurred in 2008.

Judicial appointments are not often debated or detailed on the campaign trail. The Globe asks the Liberals and Conservatives about their proposals

Over the first two decades of the twenty-first century, multiculturalism has come under fire from champions of civic integration and far right-wing populists. Despite this, multiculturalism policie...

Supporters in Europe can offer new opportunities and minimise the isolation. Certainly they can avoid making things worse, says political scientist Cas Mudde

The speed with which US democracy is being dismantled is dizzying, but if we organise resistance now we can stop this, says Julia Steinberger of the University of Lausanne

Europeans must decide whether they’re willing to bear the costs of shaping their future, or risk having it shaped for them.

Punish the offender without also punishing French democracy

The richest man in the world could not buy an election

The Oxford professor says it shouldn’t matter whether the verdict emboldens the hard right or not

For the first time, the Liberals have crossed the 200 seat threshold, winning 202 on today's model

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