Mathies Jæger Andresen
@m-jaeger-andresen.bsky.social
Ph.D. student at Department of Political Science, Aarhus University. Interested in the legitimacy of political systems, consequences of marginalization and social media
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🎓 This Friday (14.11): another Graduate Friday at the #HotPoliticsLab! Mathies Jaeger Andresen and Anna Wickenkamp will present their work on political social status and trust, and populist communication.
📍 Location: REC-C3.06
💻 Or join us online 👉 teams.microsoft.com/dl/launcher/...
📍 Location: REC-C3.06
💻 Or join us online 👉 teams.microsoft.com/dl/launcher/...
November 13, 2025 at 12:29 PM
🎓 This Friday (14.11): another Graduate Friday at the #HotPoliticsLab! Mathies Jaeger Andresen and Anna Wickenkamp will present their work on political social status and trust, and populist communication.
📍 Location: REC-C3.06
💻 Or join us online 👉 teams.microsoft.com/dl/launcher/...
📍 Location: REC-C3.06
💻 Or join us online 👉 teams.microsoft.com/dl/launcher/...
Reposted by Mathies Jæger Andresen
What do populist voters want from their government? In this research note, I found some interesting answers to this question. The TL;DR is that they want more democracy, not less democracy, but they are willing to achieve in paradoxically illiberal ways (or what seem illiberal to us scholars).
🔎 What Do Populist Voters Really Want?
A new research note by @vinarceneaux.bsky.social
@cevipof.bsky.social sheds light on the political preferences of populist voters in France, Germany, and Italy during the 2024 European elections.
#Democracy #Populism
Read the note👇
tinyurl.com/2s3e5v4n
A new research note by @vinarceneaux.bsky.social
@cevipof.bsky.social sheds light on the political preferences of populist voters in France, Germany, and Italy during the 2024 European elections.
#Democracy #Populism
Read the note👇
tinyurl.com/2s3e5v4n
February 5, 2025 at 4:31 PM
What do populist voters want from their government? In this research note, I found some interesting answers to this question. The TL;DR is that they want more democracy, not less democracy, but they are willing to achieve in paradoxically illiberal ways (or what seem illiberal to us scholars).