| Summary/Abstract |
Europe’s social and electoral map is in period of tremendous flux as a resurgent, Eurosceptic right-wing populism accompanies disenchantment with European integration. Josse de Voogd examines how European politicians are navigating an increasingly complex political landscape sewn together by a patchwork of class loyalties, old traditions, and historical and religious affinities. We follow his overview with individual snapshots from four corners of Europe—Sweden, Italy, Scotland, and Russia.
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