Populist Attitudes and Political Preferences after the Great Recession: Spain (2020), Argentina (2020), Italy (2020), Portugal (2020), and Germany (2021)

  1. Jorge Ramos González 1
  2. Rodrigo Rodrígues-Silveira 1
  3. Alvaro Sánchez-García 1
  4. Mariana Sendra
  5. German Setien Escamendi 1
  6. Nina Wiesehomeier
  7. Guillermo Boscán 1
  8. Marco Damiani
  9. Fátima García Díez 1
  10. María Dolores García Sanz 1
  11. Margarita Gómez-Reino
  12. José Manuel Gutierrez 1
  13. Iván Llamazares 1
  14. Marco Lisi
  15. María Aurora Manrique García 1
  16. Hugo Marcos-Marné 1
  17. Carolina Plaza-Colodro 1
  1. 1 Universidad de Salamanca
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    Universidad de Salamanca

    Salamanca, España

    ROR https://ror.org/02f40zc51

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Argitalpen urtea: 2024

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This dataset consists of five different surveys conducted to disentangle the relationships between populist attitudes, programmatic preferences, and socio-demographic characteristics in several party systems. The surveys gather data aimed at assessing the nature of the associations between populist attitudes and programmatic preferences, political values, and socio-demographic characteristics, and the direct and indirect effects of such attitudes on voting and electoral competition. The second wave of the Populist Attitudes and Political Preferences survey gives access to data from five online public opinion surveys conducted in Spain (2020), Argentina (2020), Portugal (2020), Italy (2020), and Germany (2021). These surveys allow us to map populist attitudes as well as other political preferences.