2021
DOI: 10.1080/17405904.2021.1932540
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Economic imaginaries andbeyond. A cultural political economy perspective on the League party

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“…The SVP is traditionally seen as a market-oriented right-wing party, while the RN and, more recently, the German AfD and Fratelli d'Italia are, to some extent, closer to the economic left (Otjes et al, 2018: 285;Fenger, 2018: 197). In Italy, Salvini's Lega is both market liberal and protectionist (Albertazzi, Giovannini and Seddone, 2018;Caterina, 2021), while in the US, Trump's socioeconomic policies were a mix of traditional conservative and more distinctively left-leaning interventionist and anti-trade positions (Steger, 2019).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The SVP is traditionally seen as a market-oriented right-wing party, while the RN and, more recently, the German AfD and Fratelli d'Italia are, to some extent, closer to the economic left (Otjes et al, 2018: 285;Fenger, 2018: 197). In Italy, Salvini's Lega is both market liberal and protectionist (Albertazzi, Giovannini and Seddone, 2018;Caterina, 2021), while in the US, Trump's socioeconomic policies were a mix of traditional conservative and more distinctively left-leaning interventionist and anti-trade positions (Steger, 2019).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%