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1/3 It was once argued that several of Europe's democracies -Germany, Sweden, Netherlands, Britain & also Spain were immune to populism, variously because of their legacy of fascism, historic liberalism, strong institutions & fact their extremist populists were "beyond the pale"
2/3 These countries are no longer exceptions. Now seen successful populists. The general consensus among academics is this id due to combination of significant public 'demand' for their policies & changes in party 'supply' (parties like UKIP, AfD, FvD less toxic, more competent)
3/3 This new, interesting (academic) paper adds to this debate, looks mainly at Spain & Vox. Suggests that what matters is the increased importance of immigration to voters & ability of Vox to avoid badge of 'extremism' partly by focusing on other issues

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