Vol. 59 No. 251 (2024): Populism in Portugal: the End of Exceptionalism?

Vol. LIX(2), edited by por Luca Manucci.

Published: 2024-04-22

Introduction: Special Issue

• Portuguese populism: People, parties, and politics

  Luca Manucci

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Research Article

• Populism in the “mild-mannered” country – a history of Portuguese twentieth-century populist moments (1917-1976)

  Gil Gonçalves

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• Religious populism in Portugal: The cases of Chega! and CDS – People’s Party

  Jorge Botelho Moniz, José Brissos-Lino

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• Calling a spade a spade: the concept of populism in the Portuguese press

  João Gaio e Silva, André Marinha

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• Much ado about nothing? The covid-19 pandemic and the spread of populist discourse in Portugal

  João Moniz, Tiago Brás, José Santana Pereira, Ana Maria Belchior

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• Between exit and voice. Differential factors of abstentionists and populist voters in Portugal

  Carolina Plaza-Colodro, Marco Lisi

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• Populist attitudes and the populist radical right vote in different types of elections: evidence from Portugal

  José Santana Pereira

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• Digging to the roots: populist attitudes and personality traits in Portugal

  Nuno Soares, Patrícia Silva, João Moniz

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• Far right populism in Portugal: The political culture of Chega’s members

  Riccardo Marchi, José Pedro Zúquete

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