Poland has two populisms: “the populism of the dispirited”, mobilising those who struggled to adjust to life in the...

Last year, Marine Le Pen came third in the French presidential elections, following a campaign seeking to...

In this excerpt from ‘Sweden: the reluctant nation’, published as part of Counterpoint’s ‘Europe’s Reluctant...

In the wake of the Italian elections, this excerpt from ‘Stagioni del populismo italiano’ examines populism in...

Finland underwent a spectacular populist upheaval in 2011, when the True Finns won over nearly one fifth of the vote...

As politics and elite behaviour move away from consensus and inclusion, Geert Wilders has been able to capitalise on...

Why is it that unlike other European countries, Germany has not had a long-lasting populist party. Though some...

‘National exceptionalism’ has long served as an antidote to the many disappointments that being a Greek has often...

Young, male and unemployed: our representation of the typical supporter of European right-wing populist parties is...

Populist movements can bear a strong, but misleading, resemblance to more respectable cousins: movements for...