Protesting Culture and Economics in Western Europe: New Cleavages in Left and Right Politics

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Contents
Introduction: From the Libertarian Left to the Populist Right
I. Theoretical Framework and the Context of Protest Politics
	1. Globalization and the Integration–Demarcation Cleavage
	2. Protest Politics, Electoral Politics, and the Political Process Approach
	3. The Context Faced by Challengers: Institutions, Prevailing Strategies, and Cleavages
II. Empirical Analyses of Protest Politics
	4. A New Protest Wave in the Age of Globalization?
	5. Issue Divides in the Protest Arena: The Big Picture
	6. Issue Divides in the Protest Arena: The Comparative Picture
	7. Different Logics at Work? The Relationship between Protest and Electoral Politics
Conclusion: The Dynamics of Cleavage Politics across Political Arenas
Appendix A: The Protest Event Data and Selection Bias Tests
Appendix B: Issue Categorization
Appendix C: Salience of the Specific Issues by Decade and Country
Acknowledgments
Notes
Bibliography
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