Populism at the country level is at an all-time high, with more than 25 percent of nations
currently governed by populists. How do economies perform under populist leaders? We …

We study the consequences of populism for economic performance and the quality of
bureaucracy. When voters lose trust in representative democracy, populists strategically …

Radical-right campaigns commonly employ three discursive elements: anti-elite populism,
exclusionary and declinist nationalism, and authoritarianism. Recent scholarship has …

Populists in power often resort to the politicisation of foreign policy to generate domestic
support. This article explores this process. First, it conceptualises populist politicisation of …

This article aims to contribute to the growing academic debate on the transnational drivers
and patterns of contemporary populism. As populist leaderships expand both politically and …

This research addresses the impact of the remarkable rise in populism on innovative new
ventures. Integrating institutional theory with gender role congruity theory, we reason that the …

While in recent times many regions have flourished, many others are stuck—or are at risk of
becoming stuck—in a development trap. Such regions experience decline in economic …

This article reviews one of the expanding research programs in international relations (IR):
the study of populist foreign policy (PFP). Recent years have witnessed a significant …

Contemporary research classifies populism as a thin-centered ideology, which can be
attached to different “host” ideologies. Populist attitudes have been found to predict electoral …

One of the main challenges in comparative studies on populism concerns its temporal and
spatial measurements within and between a large number of parties and countries. Textual …