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1	Högerpopulismens Europa : En komparativ statistisk studie av 20 europeiska länder Åhlén, Mikaela January 2017 (has links) The aim of this thesis is to analyse the extent to which European electorates have opinions that are in agreement with the three cornerstones of right-wing populist ideology. In today’s research, it’s indicated that there’s a contradiction in current findings. Whereas voting for radical right-wing populists almost is perceived of as pathological deviancy, support for these parties is rising all over Europe. The thesis uses Cas Mudde’s theory to operationalize three key features of populist radical right ideology – nativism, populism and authoritarianism to explore the magnitude of this support. The study is based on a statistical analysis with mean value analysis of 20 European countries and regression analysis, which utilizes data from the European Social Survey from 2014. In the regression analysis, eleven control variables are added with the aim of investigating whether personal qualities affect the result or if it’s only differences between countries that contribute to the result of the thesis. The regression analysis show that a combination of the control variables together with the country variables have the biggest affect on the populist right ideology in Europe. The findings of the thesis show that support for all three key features of the right-wing populist ideology are wide-spread in Europe. However, some countries distinguish themselves more than others. Among the countries where support is most widespread are the Eastern European countries Hungary, Slovenia, Poland and Portugal. On the other hand, although levels of support are still high, opinions that are in agreement with right-wing populism are much less widespread in economically developed countries in North Western Europe, like Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Switzerland and Germany. högerpopulism radikalhöger nativism auktoritarism populism Cas Mudde
2	Högerradikal eller bara höger? : En studie om Sverigedemokraterna Svahn, Hanna January 2015 (has links) Författare: Hanna SvahnTitel: Högerradikal eller bara höger? - En studie om Sverigedemokraterna Kandidatuppsats: Statsvetenskap C, 15 hp Handledare: Niklas Bolin Problem: Högerradikala politiska partier kommer alltmer i Norden, så även i Sverige därSverigedemokraterna nu är Sveriges tredje största parti. I en öppen demokrati är det viktigt attundersöka och granska politiska aktörer och vad de står för. Det har varit många diskussioner omhuruvida Sverigedemokraterna kan anses vara högerradikala eller inte och det är i från denna debattsom uppsatsen har inspirerats av. Syfte: Uppsatsens syfte är att diskutera om det svenska politiska partiet Sverigedemokraterna kananses vara ett högerradikalt parti eller inte. Kortfattad beskrivning av uppsatsens utgångspunkter och undersökningens uppläggning: Teorin i uppsatsen besår av Cas Muddes teorier om högerradikala partier och en modell med sju drag somkännetecknar ett högerradikalt politiskt parti. Empirin kommer att bestå av SverigedemokraternasValmanifest för valet 2014, Sverigedemokraternas Pincipprogram från 2011 samt övriga dokumentsom finns tillgängliga på partiets hemsida. Resultat: Resultatet i studien tyder på att Sverigedemokraterna stämmer in på de kännetecken somanges för högerradikala politiska partier. Sammanfattningsvis pekar analysen och resultatet på attdet finns tydliga tendenser som visar på att Sverigedemokraterna är ett högerradikalt politiskt parti. / <p>2015-06-03</p>
3	Pandemier och populism : En komparativ idéanalys om hur populistiska partiers syn på covid-19 pandemins restriktioner har ändrats. Lindmark, Axel January 2021 (has links) The covid-19 pandemic has hit every part of life hard. From visiting the supermarket to halting world trade. One of the most obvious effects of the pandemic has been the political one. All across the world political parties have been competing for power during these unusual times. This paper will analyze whether populistic parties around Europe have changed their views on the covid-19 pandemic restrictions. In order to analyze this a comparative idea analysis will be used in order to compare and analyze political parties views on this subject. In order to conduct this analysis the studie compare four different populistic parties around europé. These parties are as followed, AFD and Die Linke in germany, PVV in the Netherlands followed by Syriza in Greece. The study will be using material from the four different parties to conduct the analysis and compare the material. The analysis shows that only one out of four parties has had a change in their views on the pandemic restrictions. This study is an important contribution the field of populism. It will grant a unique opportunity to study such a unique time of our the world that the covid-19 pandemis really is. Covid-19 pandemic Comparative Idea analysis AFD Der Linke PVV Syriza Cas Mudde. Political Science Statsvetenskap
4	Populism, a threat to democracy? : A qualitative study on inclusionary and exclusionary populism Larsson Niemi, Klara January 2022 (has links) By a common characterization of populism as a threat to democracy, this study further examines whether populism entails a threat or a corrective to democracy. The research is based on the theoretical framework by Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser and Cas Mudde which emphasizes the inclusion and exclusion factor of populism to determine the impact on democracy. Thus, the study characterizes the inclusionary and exclusionary populism regarding rhetoric towards indigenous peoples. In account of populism in government and populism in opposition to impact democracy differently, the empirical case study outlines Jair Bolsonaro and Gustavo Petro. A text analysis with focus on content analysis reflects the methodological approach by analyzing quotations of populists connected to indigenous peoples. The conclusion follows that Gustavo Petro indicates inclusionary populism while Jair Bolsonaro indicates exclusionary populism. populism democracy Jair Bolsonaro Gustavo Petro indigenous peoples Cas Mudde Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser inclusionary populism exclusionary populism Political Science Statsvetenskap
5	ANO 2011 a SPD pohledem teorií populismu / ANO 2011 and SPD from the theory of populism Kohout, Stanislav January 2019 (has links) This diploma thesis analyzes some of the most successful movements in the Czech Republic - ANO and Svoboda a přímá demokracie Tomio Okamury through the content analysis and the theory of populism by Cas Mudd. The aim of the thesis is to determine to what extent both movements are populist in view of the theory mentioned above and how their populism is different. The thesis is divided into two main parts. The first one - the theoretical part is devoted to the concept of populism. In this part three most distinctive streams of populism research are presented: 1) populism as a political (communication) style 2) populism as a strategy and 3) populism as an ideology. The second one - the analytical part includes a methodology in which the criteria for determining what populism is by using the populist core features defined by Francisco Panniza and Cas Mudd are defined. Subsequently, I analyze the content analysis of programming and media representation involving the Facebook social network of both political entities. The results of the analysis are that ANO and SPD - Tomio Okamury fulfill the criteria of all three core features in their media presentations and therefore can be described as populist. There are all three core features appearing in the programs of both movements, what is more SPD is more...
6	Har riksdagspartierna blivit populister? : En jämförande studie av Almedalstalen 2015 jämfört med Almedalstalen 2016 Huikuri, Pasi January 2016 (has links) This paper examines how the eight parties in the Swedish parliament pit different social groups against each other, in the 2015 Almedalstal compared to the 2016 Almedalstal, when using the Dutch political scientist Cas Mudde’s definition of populism. The speeches are analysed using a qualitative content analysis. The results show that several parties are more populist in the 2016 speech than the 2015 speech and that the parties have shifted focus from solutions to blaming as well as elevating their own core electorate and their primary areas of confidence with the electorate. The analysis shows that some parties have tendencies to use some populist discourse. The paper identifies that the Swedish Democrats continues to use a populist discourse while the Left party has become more populist in their discourse in the 2016 speech. The Christian Democrats and the two major political parties, the Moderate party and the Social Democrats, tend to accentuate more of a populist discourse in the 2016 speeches but not to the extent to say that they use a populist discourse as defined by Mudde. Populism Sweden Cas Mudde the people the elite groups social groups economic gap social split The Moderate Party The Social Democratic Party The Christian Democrats The Green Party The Liberals The Center Party The Swedish Democrats The Left Party. Populism Sverige Cas Mudde folket eliten grupper samhällsgrupper klyftor klyvning riksdagspartierna Moderaterna Socialdemokraterna Kristdemokraterna Miljöpartiet Liberalerna Centerpartiet Sverigedemokraterna Vänsterpartiet Political Science Statsvetenskap
7	Svensk frikyrklighet och högerpopulism: immun eller mottaglig? : en jämförande idéanalys av evangelikal kristen opinionsbildning / Free churches in Sweden and right wing populism: immune or susceptible? : an analysis of ideas comparing editorials in evangelical press Casselbrant, André January 2022 (has links) Is religion a vaccine against radical right populism? The opposite has often been taken for granted in many debates. This study tests the theory of religious immunity by examining three Swedish evangelical newspapers: Dagen, Världen idag and Sändaren. By performing an analysis of ideas on evangelical contribution to public debate in the years of 2010 and 2021, the degree of radical right populism is estimated. Differences between the newspapers and change over time are the investigation’s comparative elements. By utilizing theological variation among the cases and the development over time, the strength and endurance of the immunity is examined. Results show an evangelical opinion making in change. From a starting point in 2010, where all cases proved a solid immunity, to a more complex picture in 2021. Two parallel trends where observed: the immunity found in Dagen and Sändaren endured the test of time. At the same time, Världen idag developed a radical right tendency, harmonizing with the Christian Democratic party. Being a least likely case, the turn in Världen idag does not write off the theory of immunity, but challenges the idea of evangelical homogeneity in regard to radical right populism. Theological ideas about the nation is suggested being a possible division. In whole, this study has deepened our knowledge in how theological motives are used to affect the connection between religion and radical right populism, and given a more nuanced understanding of evangelical politics in Sweden. Cas Mudde right wing populism populist radical right populism nationalism Magnus Hagevi religion and politics free churches evangelicalism Dagen Världen idag Sändaren opinion formation Christian Democrats Sweden Democrats domestic politics Cas Mudde högerpopulism högerradikal populism populism nationalism Magnus Hagevi religion och politik frikyrkorörelser evangelikalism Dagen Världen idag Sändaren opinionsbildning Kristdemokraterna Sverigedemokraterna inrikespolitik

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