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Does the economy matter to the far right?

Arthur Sullivan
June 4, 2024

2024 is one of the biggest election years in history and populist parties, particularly those on the far right, are hoping to make big gains. But what role has the economy played in driving support for these movements in Europe and elsewhere?

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