CSES - Module V
Module V focuses on the politics of populism.
It explores the relationship between the rise of populist parties and the distribution of populist attitudes cross-nationally. The main objective of the module is to examine citizens' perceptions of political elites, 'out-groups' and national identity, and the implications for electoral democracy. The module enables researchers to account for variation in the contestation of political elites and 'populist' attitudes across democracies and to examine how such perceptions shape citizens' electoral behavior.
The Advance Release covers 36 election studies since 2016.
Data are available free of charge via GESIS Data Catalog.
- Australia (2019)
- Austria (2017)
- Belgium (2019, 2019)
- Brazil (2018)
- Canada (2019)
- Chile (2017)
- Costa Rica (2018)
- Denmark (2019)
- Finland (2019)
- France (2017)
- Germany (2017)
- Great Britain (2017)
- Greece (2015)
- Hong Kong (2016)
- Hungary (2018)
- Iceland (2016, 2017)
- Ireland (2016)
- Israel (2020)
- Italy (2018)
- Japan (2017)
- Lithuania (2016)
- Montenegro (2016)
- Netherlands (2017)
- New Zealand (2017, 2020)
- Norway (2017)
- Portugal (2019)
- Slovakia (2020)
- South Korea (2016)
- Sweden (2018)
- Switzerland (2019)
- Taiwan (2016, 2020)
- Thailand (2019)
- Tunisia (2019)
- Turkey (2018)
- United States (2016, 2020)
- Uruguay (2019)