May 16, 2024Open Access

Radical change? Ideological and affective territorial polarisation after radical parties' breakthrough in Spain

AMAmuitz Garmendia MadariagaUniversidad Carlos III de Madrid PRPedro RieraTwitter (United States)

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Vox, a radical right party that emerged in Spain in 2019, contributed to polarize Spanish politics in the territorial dimension. The final version of this paper was published in South European Society and Politics in 2022.

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