Kai Arzheimer

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Johannes Gutenberg Universität Mainz

Germany

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Professor Kai Arzheimer is a faculty member at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz in Germany. His research primarily focuses on the political dynamics surrounding populist radical right movements, political secularism, and the interplay between local contexts and political attitudes. Recent publications have explored topics such as Islamophobia, political trust in Germany, and the relationship between human values and secularism. He is recognized for his analytical critiques of contemporary political phenomena in Germany and Western Europe.

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Paul Norman

Associate Professor: Population & Health Geography; MSc GIS Programme Leader (2008-to-date), Director of Masters Education (2015-17)

University of Leeds

UNITED KINGDOM

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University of Leeds

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Articles (9)

Islamophobia in Western Europe is unrelated to religiosity but highly correlated with far right attitudes

How Local Context Affects Populist Radical Right Support: A Cross-National Investigation Into Mediated and Moderated Relationships

Oppression of Catholics in Prussia does not explain spatial differences in support for the radical right in Germany. A critique of Haffert (2022)

‘Place’ does matter for populist radical right sentiment, but how? Evidence from Germany

Identification with an anti-system party undermines diffuse political support: The case of Alternative for Germany and trust in the Federal Constitutional Court

The links between basic human values and political secularism: Evidence from Germany

A Short Scale for Measuring Political Secularism

A partial micro-foundation for the ‘two-worlds’ theory of morality policymaking: Evidence from Germany

Secular citizens, pious MPs: why German attitudes about genetic testing are much more permissive than German laws

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Paul Norman

Nick Hood

Myles Gould

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