The radical right and the end of Swedish exceptionalism
Abstract
Fifteen years ago, Rydgren (Scand Polit Stud 25(1):27–56, 2002) asked why no electorally successful radical right-wing party had yet emerged in Sweden. In this respect, Sweden was a negative case. Rydgren posited four main explanations: (1) social class mattered more in Sweden than elsewhere. Working-class voters identified strongly with their social class and with the Social Democratic party, making them largely unavailable to radical...
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The radical right and the end of Swedish exceptionalism
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Published Date
May 2, 2018
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Volume
18
Issue
3
Pages
439 - 455
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