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Francisco García, Marcos Calleja & Diego Silván
Research proyect plan
Comparative Politics
"The working class right wing vote is the vote of the forgotten"
1. Introduction
Why did the modern working class shift in favor of nationalist and extreme right parties in Europe?
“Dix thèses sur l'extrême droite en Europe” by Michael Löwy
“The decline of the working-class vote, the reconfiguration of the welfare support coalition" (Jane Gingrich and Silja Häusermann)
“Explaining Workers' Support for Right-Wing Populist Parties in Western Europe" by Daniel Oesch
2. Literature
Right-wing parties have shifted from neoliberalism to a pro-welfare stance
Far right's embrace of democracy, improving its public image and appeal.
Loss of national identity and the oblivion of trade unions
regions with higher levels of immigration, working-class voters will be more likely to support nationalist parties, believing that immigration puts strain on social welfare systems.
Discourse Analysis: Sources: Nationalist speeches, voter surveys. Objective: Examine how immigration is framed as an economic/social issue.
Case Studies: Regions: High vs. low immigration areas. Objective: Analyze working-class support for nationalist parties.
Quantitative Analysis: Sources: Surveys, Eurostat, OECD. Objective: Correlate immigration with shifts in nationalist voting patterns
Variables: - Independent: Rate of immigration - Dependant: Vote of the W.Class. Gap: Relation between National Identity and the Welfare state