Jun 24, 2003 ¡¤ In this article, three models to explain the LPF vote are tested; the socio-structural model, the protest vote model, and the policy voting model.

In this article, three models to explain the LPF vote are tested; the socio-structural model, the protest vote model, and the policy voting model.

Just like the LPF, these parties have mobilized electoral support by making the mix of immigration and crime their core campaign issue. It is no wonder ...

In this article, three models to explain the LPF vote are tested; the socio-structural model, the protest vote model, and the policy voting model.

In this article, three models to explain the LPF vote are tested; the socio-structural model, the protest vote model, and the policy voting model.

How the LPF Fuelled Discontent: Empirical tests of explanations of LPF support; Journal: Acta Politica; Volume | Issue number: 38 | 1; Pages (from-to): 89-106 ...

How the LPF Fuelled Discontent: Empirical tests of explanations of LPF support. Journal article published in 2003 by Wouter van der Brug.

2015. How the LPF fuelled discontent: Empirical tests of explanations of LPF support. W Van der Brug. Acta politica 38, 89-106, 2003. 266, 2003. The party as ...

This article assesses the assumption that populist parties form an efficacious exhaust valve for voters, the channelling discontent thesis, as it is termed here ...

The findings suggest that policy preferences and, to a lesser extent, attitudes of political discontent both contributed to the LPF vote.