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PREČO ĽUDIA VOLIA POPULISTICKÚ RADIKÁLNU PRAVICU? GEOGRAFICKÁ ANALÝZA VOLEBNEJ PODPORY POPULISTICKEJ RADIKÁLNEJ PRAVICE V ČESKU A NA SLOVENSKU

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Kevický D.
Sociológia (Sociology)
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2021
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vol. 53
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issue 6
577 - 598
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Nowadays, the electoral success of the populist radical right is increasing across Europe. The objective of the study is to identify social factors which can potentially explain the geographical variability of the populist radical right in Czechia and Slovakia. The empirical analysis was based on multiple regression analysis. The results have shown that populist radical right parties in Czechia have larger support in districts with a lower voter turnout in the elections to the European parliament. And the share of the population with Slovak nationality is the most crucial factor for populist radical parties in Slovakia.
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ECONOMIC VOTING BEHAVIOR AND THE POLITICAL RIGHT-WING (EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC)

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Domonkoš Š., Domonkoš T.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2011
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vol. 59
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issue 9
905 – 917
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This paper evaluates the differences in the degree to which the preferences of the Slovak right-wing and left-wing parties are affected by the development of consumer prices and unemployment. Using the linear regression approach it provides evidence in which Slovak left-wing voters are resistant to economic voting, which is demonstrated by the fact that changes in the preferences of the Slovak left-wing government during 2006 – 2008 did not react to changes in the CPI and the unemployment rate. By contrast, the Slovak right-wing is held accountable by its voters both for rising prices and unemployment. Thus, our research unveils a new, unexpected difference between left- and right-wing voters. Furthermore, it is argued that, under constantly decreasing monetary and fiscal sovereignty in EU member states, political parties that have voters highly responsive to economic conditions are in a disadvantage as their preferences are dependent on factors they can influence less than in the past.
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