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Family Resemblances: Remnants of Populism in Portuguese 2017 Regional Elections.

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Titel: Family Resemblances: Remnants of Populism in Portuguese 2017 Regional Elections.
Autoren: Eiró-Gomes, Mafalda1 (AUTHOR) mafeiro@gmail.com, Raposo, Ana1 (AUTHOR)
Quelle: American Behavioral Scientist. Jul2025, Vol. 69 Issue 8, p972-981. 10p.
Schlagwörter: *MASS media, *QUANTITATIVE research, RESEARCH questions, CONTENT analysis, ELECTIONS
Abstract: In September of 2017 during the Portuguese regional elections, the mass media began reporting an emergence of a populist movement or, at least, started to label one of the candidates as a populist leader. To understand this phenomenon and see if significant rhetorical aspects of populism were present in the candidate's discourse as according to the media, we analyzed the four primary Portuguese newspapers. As a first, exploratory approach to the research question, we developed a quantitative content analysis. We found that the newspapers became resonance boxes, not only of this particular candidate but also from all Western society, underlining some of the main rhetorical aspects of the populist discourse used by the candidate. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:In September of 2017 during the Portuguese regional elections, the mass media began reporting an emergence of a populist movement or, at least, started to label one of the candidates as a populist leader. To understand this phenomenon and see if significant rhetorical aspects of populism were present in the candidate's discourse as according to the media, we analyzed the four primary Portuguese newspapers. As a first, exploratory approach to the research question, we developed a quantitative content analysis. We found that the newspapers became resonance boxes, not only of this particular candidate but also from all Western society, underlining some of the main rhetorical aspects of the populist discourse used by the candidate. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:00027642
DOI:10.1177/00027642211016521