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Socioeconomic Distress, Political Behaviour, and the Local Geography of Populism
This chapter examines the electoral consequences of socioeconomic distress at the municipal and sub-municipal levels. Using aggregate data for parliamentary elections between 1994 and 2022, it analyses turnout and party support across Southern Italy and compares these patterns with those observed in
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