Vineeta Yadav is Associate Professor of Political Science at Penn State University, USA.Bumba Mukherjee is Professor of Political Science at Penn State University, USA.

• Chapter 1: The Rise of RWP Parties in Developing DemocraciesChapter 2: Trade Barriers, Central Banks and Right-Wing PopulistsChapter 3: Statistical Analysis of Electoral Support for Right-Wing Populist PartiesChapter 4: Right-Wing Populism, Trade Protection and Central Bank Independence: Statistical EvidenceChapter 5: The Traditionally Dominant Group and the Rise of Right-Wing Populism in IndiaChapter 6: The Traditionally Dominant Group and the Rise of Right-Wing Populism in BrazilChapter 7: Legislative Empowerment of Right-Wing Populists and Reversal of Economic Reforms

“Yadav and Mukherjee show that populism isn’t just a strategy for mobilizing voters, but also one that comes with serious implications for economic governance. Their empirically sophisticated account of ‘dominant group voters’ compellingly links populism’s economic and cultural roots. They also remind us not to lose sight of right-wing populism’s global appeal, beyond prominent cases in advanced industrial democracies.”

Vineeta Yadav is Associate Professor of Political Science at Penn State University, USA.Bumba Mukherjee is Professor of Political Science at Penn State University, USA.

• Chapter 1: The Rise of RWP Parties in Developing DemocraciesChapter 2: Trade Barriers, Central Banks and Right-Wing PopulistsChapter 3: Statistical Analysis of Electoral Support for Right-Wing Populist PartiesChapter 4: Right-Wing Populism, Trade Protection and Central Bank Independence: Statistical EvidenceChapter 5: The Traditionally Dominant Group and the Rise of Right-Wing Populism in IndiaChapter 6: The Traditionally Dominant Group and the Rise of Right-Wing Populism in BrazilChapter 7: Legislative Empowerment of Right-Wing Populists and Reversal of Economic Reforms

“Yadav and Mukherjee show that populism isn’t just a strategy for mobilizing voters, but also one that comes with serious implications for economic governance. Their empirically sophisticated account of ‘dominant group voters’ compellingly links populism’s economic and cultural roots. They also remind us not to lose sight of right-wing populism’s global appeal, beyond prominent cases in advanced industrial democracies.”

Vineeta Yadav is Associate Professor of Political Science at Penn State University, USA.Bumba Mukherjee is Professor of Political Science at Penn State University, USA.

• Chapter 1: The Rise of RWP Parties in Developing DemocraciesChapter 2: Trade Barriers, Central Banks and Right-Wing PopulistsChapter 3: Statistical Analysis of Electoral Support for Right-Wing Populist PartiesChapter 4: Right-Wing Populism, Trade Protection and Central Bank Independence: Statistical EvidenceChapter 5: The Traditionally Dominant Group and the Rise of Right-Wing Populism in IndiaChapter 6: The Traditionally Dominant Group and the Rise of Right-Wing Populism in BrazilChapter 7: Legislative Empowerment of Right-Wing Populists and Reversal of Economic Reforms

“Yadav and Mukherjee show that populism isn’t just a strategy for mobilizing voters, but also one that comes with serious implications for economic governance. Their empirically sophisticated account of ‘dominant group voters’ compellingly links populism’s economic and cultural roots. They also remind us not to lose sight of right-wing populism’s global appeal, beyond prominent cases in advanced industrial democracies.”