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January 1, 2025

Who Votes for Protectionist Parties? Evidence from the European Social Survey

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Support for protectionist parties arises from a mix of economic fear and cultural anxiety in voters, influencing electoral outcomes.
Survey data from the European Social Survey reveals trends in why individuals support trade barriers and restrictive policies.
The analysis explores voter motivations using responses from the European Social Survey, establishing correlations between fears and support.
Findings highlight the significant role of economic and cultural concerns in shaping political preferences for protectionist movements.

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Observational analysis identifies economic fear and cultural anxiety in those backing protectionist parties.

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Who votes for trade barriers? Is it economic fear, cultural anxiety, or something else?

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Pedro Riera (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c183f09b7b07f3a060f9a6 https://doi.org/10.64240/3d787523bb

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