Migrants help keep Central European populists in power
Structural characteristics have allowed populists to gather support by taking a radical anti-refugee stance
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- Structural xenophobia
- Weak party systems
- Lagging structural reforms
- Existential concerns
- Search for an identity
- Controlling the debate
- Outlook
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