Politics

Papers
(The TQCC of Politics is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-02-01 to 2024-02-01.)
ArticleCitations
Populism and President Trump’s approach to foreign policy: An analysis of tweets and rally speeches38
Support for a COVID-19 vaccine mandate in the face of safety concerns and political affiliations: An Australian study37
Populism, the media, and the mainstreaming of the far right:The Guardian’s coverage of populism as a case study33
In search of enemies: Donald Trump’s populist foreign policy rhetoric29
Still second-order? European elections in the era of populism, extremism, and Euroscepticism17
The discursive hegemony of Trump’s Jacksonian populism: Race, class, and gender in constructions and contestations of US national identity, 2016–201815
Introduction to the special issue: Elections, rhetoric and American foreign policy in the age of Donald Trump15
The Europeanness of the 2019 European Parliament elections and the mobilising power of European issues13
Learning by doing: The impact of experiencing democracy in education on political trust and participation13
Ambiguous specificity: The production of foreign policy bullshit in electoral contexts11
Who wants COVID-19 vaccination to be compulsory? The impact of party cues, left-right ideology, and populism11
Mobilizing mini-publics: The causal impact of deliberation on civic engagement using panel data11
How candidate characteristics matter: Candidate profiles, political sophistication, and vote choice10
Friends or foes? Europe and ‘the people’ in the representations of populist parties10
Intra-generational inequalities in young people’s political participation in Europe: The impact of social class on youth political engagement10
Rhetoric and audience reception: An analysis of Theresa May’s vision of Britain and Britishness after Brexit10
Populism and new radical-right parties: The case of VOX10
Gender inequalities in political participation and political engagement among young people in Europe: Are young women less politically engaged than young men?9
Decolonising the political theory curriculum9
Competing propagandas: How the United States and Russia represent mutual propaganda activities9
A world in reverse: The political ecology of racial capitalism9
When do parties put Europe in the centre? Evidence from the 2019 European Parliament election campaign8
Broadening political participation: The impact of socialising practices on young people’s action repertoires8
Crossing the left-right party divide? Understanding the electoral success of the Czech Pirate Party in the 2017 parliamentary elections8
Revisiting norms of citizenship in times of democratic change7
Populism and nativism in contemporary regionalist and nationalist politics: A minimalist framework for ideologically opposed parties7
Trump talk: Rethinking elections, rhetoric, and American foreign policy7
Explaining youth radicalism as a positioning of the self at opposite extremes7
Beyond polarization and selective trust: A Citizens’ Jury as a trusted source of information7
Introduction to the special issue: No longer second-order? Explaining the European Parliament elections of 20197
‘We need to talk’: Trump’s electoral rhetoric and the role of transatlantic dialogues6
Illiberal democratic attitudes and support for the EU6
The impact of intolerance on young people’s online political participation6
(Un)Just transitions and Black dispossession: The disposability of Caribbean ‘refugees’ and the political economy of climate justice5
‘Let us blow them down!’: Corruption as the subject of (non-)populist communication of the Czech Pirate Party5
Ideologically consistent, but for whom? An empirical assessment of the populism-elitism-pluralism set of attitudes and the moderating role of political sophistication5
Productivity-based retrospective voting: Legislative productivity and voting in the 2019 European Parliament elections5
Bringing the boys back home: Campaign promises and US decision-making in Iraq and Vietnam5
Domestic contestation over foreign policy, role-based and otherwise: Three cautionary cases5
Avatars of Eurocentrism in international political economy textbooks: The case of the Middle East and North Africa5
Populism, public opinion, and the mainstreaming of the far right: The ‘immigration issue’ and the construction of a reactionary ‘people’5
Eco-socialism will be anti-eugenic or it will be nothing: Towards equal exchange and the end of population5
News reception and authoritarian control in a hybrid media system: Russian TV viewers and the Russia-Ukraine conflict5
When do coalitions form under presidentialism, and why does it matter? A configurational analysis from Latin America5
An inquiry into populism’s relation to science5
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