Volume 59, Issue 3, July 2024
Table of Content
Special Issue: Extremes and Divides in Electoral Politics, the 2021 Dutch Parliamentary Elections in particular (Pages 483-670)
Editorial
Introduction: extremes and divides in electoral politics, the Dutch 2021 elections in particular
Take Sipma, Niels Spierings, Kristof Jacobs, Marcel Lubbers, Tom van der Meer
Original Article
Associative issue ownership in a highly fragmented multiparty context: The Netherlands (2021)
Tom van der Meer, Alyt Damstra
Original Article
Still going strong? The role of traditional media in the 2021 Dutch parliamentary elections
Susan Vermeer, Annelien Van Remoortere, Rens Vliegenthart
Original Article
New parties in a crowded electoral space: the (in)stability of radical right voters in the Netherlands
Emma Kessenich, Wouter van der Brug
Original Article
What drives the propensity to vote for ethnic-minority-interest parties?
Marcel Lubbers, Simon Otjes, Niels Spierings
Original Article
Conflict or choice? The differential effects of elite incivility and ideological polarization on political support
Erika van Elsas, Toine Fiselier
Original Article
Minding the political engagement gap: how discrimination and religion impact Dutch voters with an immigrant background
Niels Spierings, Floris Vermeulen
Original Article
Understanding factual belief polarization: the role of trust, political sophistication, and affective polarization
Roderik Rekker, Eelco Harteveld
Original Article
Independent agencies? Political vulnerability and affinity of their leaders
Eliška Klimentová, Petra Tomanová
Original Article
Citizens’ candidates? Labour market experiences and radical right-wing candidates in the 2014 Swedish municipal elections
Satu Helske, Juta Kawalerowicz
Original Article
Explaining Romanies’ high abstentionism: socialization effects and political interest
Javier Padilla, Manuel Trujillo
