Populism and the Ambivalence of Egalitarianism. How Do the Underprivileged Reconcile a Right Wing Party Preference with Their Socio-Economic Attitudes?

By A.M.J. Derks. 2006

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations

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1. W. de Koster
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3. P. Achterberg
4. D. Houtman
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• ‘Some are more equal than others’: economic egalitarianism and welfare chauvinism in the Netherlands (2010, background): “…and that it is indeed this cultural insecurity that gives rise to their authoritarianism and intolerance (Achterberg and Houtman, 2006; Blank, 2003; Derks, 2006; Eisinga and Scheepers, 1989; Elchardus and Smits, 2002; Lutterman and Middleton, 1970; McDill, 1961; Roberts and Rokeach, 1956; Srole,…”