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To a neo-patriarchy? How anti-gender backlash shapes the youth gender gap in populist radical right voting in the Netherlands
Why are young European men more likely to vote for populist radical right parties (PRRPs) compared to young European women today? Following the concepts of cultural backlash and gender populism, we argue that anti-gender backlash, in the form of perceived status decline (PSD), opposition to gender d
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