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Gómez-Reino and Llamazares, 2016
Team Populism Conference Jan. 2016
Team Populism Conference Jan. 2016
Gómez-Reino and Llamazares, 2015
"Solving the Puzzles of Populism," Team Populism Conference April-May 2015
"Solving the Puzzles of Populism," Team Populism Conference April-May 2015
March, 2015
"Solving the Puzzles of Populism," Team Populism Conference April-May 2015
"Solving the Puzzles of Populism," Team Populism Conference April-May 2015
Wiesehomeier, 2016
Team Populism Conference Jan. 2016
Team Populism Conference Jan. 2016
Ruth and Ramírez Baracaldo, 2015
Annual Meeting of the Asociación Latinoamericana de Ciencia Política July 2015
Annual Meeting of the Asociación Latinoamericana de Ciencia Política July 2015
Hawkins, Kirk A., Rosario Aguilar, Bruno Castanho Silva, Erin K. Jenne, Bojana Kocijan, Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser, 2019
This research note introduces the Global Populism Database, which measures the populist discourse of political chief executives in 66 countries, primarily between 2000 and 2018. The measure is based on a textual analysis of political speeches. After describing the data and data generation process, the authors use the data to measure the level of populism across governments and to conduct sample analyses of populism's causes and consequences. The database also includes a measure of left-right ideology.
This research note introduces the Global Populism Database, which measures the populist discourse of political chief executives in 66 countries, primarily between 2000 and 2018. The measure is based on a textual analysis of political speeches. After describing the data and data generation process, the authors use the data to measure the level of populism across governments and to conduct sample analyses of populism's causes and consequences. The database also includes a measure of left-right ideology.
Team Populism, 2018
A collaboration between Team Populism and The Guardian
A collaboration between Team Populism and The Guardian
Kaitlen Cassell, 2020
This research note presents a method of textual analysis for identifying the discursive strategies of political actors on Twitter, with an emphasis on their populist rhetoric. After describing the utility of treating social media as data to inform our perspective of political actors’ communication strategies, the memo describes the six coding categories that comprise the Twitter Candidate Rhetoric Database. It then discusses the coding procedures before presenting preliminary results of an analysis of eighteen candidates in five countries (Italy, Spain, Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia). It concludes with a comparison of the populist rhetoric in three existing datasets, including the Global Populism Database, to demonstrate its external validity.
This research note presents a method of textual analysis for identifying the discursive strategies of political actors on Twitter, with an emphasis on their populist rhetoric. After describing the utility of treating social media as data to inform our perspective of political actors’ communication strategies, the memo describes the six coding categories that comprise the Twitter Candidate Rhetoric Database. It then discusses the coding procedures before presenting preliminary results of an analysis of eighteen candidates in five countries (Italy, Spain, Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia). It concludes with a comparison of the populist rhetoric in three existing datasets, including the Global Populism Database, to demonstrate its external validity.
Havlik and Stanley, 2015
"Solving the Puzzles of Populism," Team Populism Conference April-May 2015
"Solving the Puzzles of Populism," Team Populism Conference April-May 2015
Team Populism, 2018
The latest commentary on the fundamentals of populism from Team Populism.
The latest commentary on the fundamentals of populism from Team Populism.