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Geert Wilders’ win is not a victory “for Freedom”

Blogs Research Projects Transnational History of the Far Right

Argentina’s Elections: The Milei-Villarruel Ticket Threatens Return of Neo-Fascist Videla Regime in Modern Garb

Blogs Faces of Populism Research Projects

The 2023 Dutch General Elections: Can the New Political Landscape Help to Solve the Polycrisis?

Blogs Faces of Populism Research Projects

Fico is Back, but Illiberalism in Slovakia Faces Headwinds

Blogs Postliberal America

Normal but Serious: The Drift to Illiberalism on Britain’s Right

Faces of Populism Online Papers

Pension Reform? A Gift to the Far Right

Blogs Faces of Populism Research Projects

Javier Milei, the New Right and the Rise of Libertarian Populism in Argentina

Blogs Faces of Populism Research Projects

Destructive Ambiguity: How Polish Populist Incumbents Tinker with Electoral Fairness

Blogs Faces of Populism Research Projects

Only the Pragmatic Survive: The Meloni Government’s Struggle with Migration

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Michael Minkenberg and Zsuzsanna Végh on the Radical Right in Eastern Europe and its Effect on Liberal Democracy.

Yascha Mounk on Populism, Critical Race Theory, and Defending Liberal Democracy

Sheri Berman on Populism’s Causes and Effects, Neoliberalism, and the “Fascism Debate.”

Teun A. van Dijk on Populism, Ideology, Discursive Strategies, and the Reactionary Right

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Journal of Illiberalism Studies

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Journal of Illiberalism Studies

Illiberal Narratives in Latin America: Russian and Allied Media as Vehicles of Autocratic Cooperation

From Counter-Hegemonic Dialogue to Illiberal Understanding: Russian-Latin American Relations (2000–2023)

The Illiberal Experience in Venezuela: The Transition from Representative Democracy to Authoritarianism

Radicalization and the Origins of Populist Narratives about the Courts: The Argentinian Case, 2007–2015

Illiberalism in Brazil: From Constitutional Authoritarianism to Bolsonarism

Populism, Illiberalism, and Popular Sovereignty in Latin America

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Research Projects

Geert Wilders’ win is not a victory “for Freedom”

Argentina’s Elections: The Milei-Villarruel Ticket Threatens Return of Neo-Fascist Videla Regime in Modern Garb

The 2023 Dutch General Elections: Can the New Political Landscape Help to Solve the Polycrisis?

Fico is Back, but Illiberalism in Slovakia Faces Headwinds

Normal but Serious: The Drift to Illiberalism on Britain’s Right

Pension Reform? A Gift to the Far Right

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Makau Mutua – Illiberalism, Human Rights, and Rule of Law: A Kenyan Paradox

Claudio Balderacchi – Populism and Democracy: An Analysis of the Outcomes of Populism

Stefano Braghiroli – Europe’s Russia-Friendly Parties Put to the Test by Putin’s Invasion of Ukraine

Josh Pacewicz – When Is Populism Good for Liberal Democracy?

Brian Murphy – Disinformation and Democracy

Anni Roth Hjermann – Depoliticising democracy through discourse: Reading Russia’s descent into autocracy and war with Jacques Rancire’s political theory

Dirk Tomsa and Narissa Bax – Democratic Regression and Environmental Politics in Indonesia

Yunyun Zhou – Theorizing illiberal state feminism: Institutional dilemmas and political parallelism in China’s gender governance

Arkadiusz Lewandowski and Marcin Polakowski – Post-Communist Populism in Poland: The Case of the Law and Justice Party

Kathryn Stoner – The Putin Myth

Eduardo Alemán and Patricio Navia – Chile’s Failed Constitution: Democracy Wins

Seongcheol Kim – ‘Illiberal Democracy’ after Post-Democracy: Revisiting the Case of Hungary

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