2022
DOI: 10.1111/1475-6765.12573
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Do populist parties in government produce unconstitutional policies? Evidence from Austria, 1980–2021

Abstract: In a rising number of countries, populist parties participate in coalition governments. While there exists a consensus that populism is incompatible with core tenets of liberal democracy on a conceptual level, we know much less about whether or not the participation of populist parties in government constitutes a threat to liberal democracy in practice. We study the impact of populist parties in coalition governments using a novel dataset of more than 2000 laws that were under review at the Austrian Constituti… Show more

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