Crhistian Joel González-Cuatianquis
@crhistianjoel.bsky.social
Regions, inequality & evaluation | PhD(c) in EcoGeo @GSSISocialSci | MSc EcoDev @UofGlasgow | Econ @UTCapitole @UAdeC | MX | He/Him | The "H" is not a typo.
When voters turn to populist or anti-establishment parties, what are they really saying?
Often, the ballot box reflects more than ideology—it signals feelings of inequality, loss of status, and being left behind.
@regstud.bsky.social
Often, the ballot box reflects more than ideology—it signals feelings of inequality, loss of status, and being left behind.
@regstud.bsky.social
September 29, 2025 at 7:37 PM
When voters turn to populist or anti-establishment parties, what are they really saying?
Often, the ballot box reflects more than ideology—it signals feelings of inequality, loss of status, and being left behind.
@regstud.bsky.social
Often, the ballot box reflects more than ideology—it signals feelings of inequality, loss of status, and being left behind.
@regstud.bsky.social