In person icon Populism, Regionalism, and Identity

Abstract

This panel explores the intersection of populism, identity, and regionalism across different democratic contexts. By examining both the ideological foundations of populism and the psychological, social and regional factors driving voter realignment, the panel provides new insights into how populism shapes, and is shaped by, political identities and societal recognition

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