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MIGRATION, CORRUPTION, AND IDEOLOGICAL CENTRISM: EXPLANATIONS OF ANTI-ESTABLISHMENT ATTITUDES IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

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Škvarenina O., Havlík V., Dostálová V.
Sociológia (Sociology)
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2021
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vol. 53
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issue 3
287 – 308
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Although the Czech Republic has experienced an unprecedented rise of anti-establishment political parties in recent decades, a systematic examination of anti-establishment attitudes among the public is still missing from the scholarly literature. This paper tests different explanation for anti-establishment attitudes among the voting population. It is working with the concepts of anti-political establishment parties, populism, and taking into account the specific national context. Using original data from the 2017 Czech National Election Study (N = 919), we show that anti-establishment attitudes among the Czech public stem from feelings of low political efficacy, the perceived salience of corruption, and anti-immigration attitudes. These results demonstrate that researchers need to consider contextual specifics, including the nature of diverse anti-establishment actors, when searching for the causes of anti-establishment attitudes in a particular country or region.
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