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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

Mees Geenen

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political-science preprint social-science sociology

social science, sociology, economics, political science, preprint, anti-gender backlash, populist radical right parties, populist radical right voting

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