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Prof. David M. Wineroither (National University for Public Service, Budapest) examines the rise of right-wing populist parties in Austria from the perspective of voters' rapidly changing political preferences. This stands in stark contrast to the traditional style of post-war Austrian politics, which relied on a consensus-driven preference for stability.
Prof. David M. Wineroither (National University for Public Service, Budapest) examines the rise of right-wing populist parties in Austria from the perspective of voters' rapidly changing political preferences. This stands in stark contrast to the traditional style of post-war Austrian politics, which relied on a consensus-driven preference for stability.
