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Title:"HOW ELECTORAL GEOGRAPHY CAN HELP IN STRUGGLE WITH THE FAR RIGHT: EXAMPLE OF SLOVAKIA."
Abstract:"Slovakia, as well as other European countries, have recently been facing an increase in populism and support for far-right politics. This is mainly related to the deteriorating socio-economic situation of a part of society to which standard political parties do not respond sufficiently. This creates space for the assertion of radical (especially right-wing) political forces. The article focuses on the issue of far -right support in Slovakia, given the socio-economic situation at the regional (district) level. Several indicators are taken into account -electoral support for the far right, the development of support for the far right, the average wage, the share of people with a university degree and the share of the Roma population. Based on the territorial concentration of these variables, a scale of urgency to solve the problem of support for the far right (risks of escalation of social tension / conflict) is created on a scale from 0-10 points. For this purpose, the so-called Far Right vs. Social Situation (FR-SS) Index linking the above variables was created. It is based on the election results of the far right in the parliamentary elections in 2016 and 2020 and socio-economic data close to the elections in 2020. The results show that Slovakia is relatively significantly differentiated in terms of urgency to address the problem of far right support. Large cities and the west of the country do not perceive this problem so much, on the contrary, the more rural parts, the south of central Slovakia and the northeast of the country are increasingly turning to the support of far-right political parties. The key to solving this problem seems to be the education and improvement of the socio-economic conditions of people living in lagging areas.."
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HOW ELECTORAL GEOGRAPHY CAN HELP IN STRUGGLE WITH THE FAR RIGHT: EXAMPLE OF SLOVAKIA
Slovakia, as well as other European countries, have recently been facing an increase in populism and support for far-right politics. This is mainly related to the deteriorating socio-economic situation of a part of society to which standard political parties do not respond sufficiently. This creates space for the assertion of radical (especially right-wing) political forces. The article focuses on the issue of far -right support in Slovakia, given the socio-economic situation at the regional (district) level. Several indicators are taken into account -electoral support for the far right, the development of support for the far right, the average wage, the share of people with a university degree and the share of the Roma population. Based on the territorial concentration of these variables, a scale of urgency to solve the problem of support for the far right (risks of escalation of social tension / conflict) is created on a scale from 0-10 points. For this purpose, the so-called Far Right vs. Social Situation (FR-SS) Index linking the above variables was created. It is based on the election results of the far right in the parliamentary elections in 2016 and 2020 and socio-economic data close to the elections in 2020. The results show that Slovakia is relatively significantly differentiated in terms of urgency to address the problem of far right support. Large cities and the west of the country do not perceive this problem so much, on the contrary, the more rural parts, the south of central Slovakia and the northeast of the country are increasingly turning to the support of far-right political parties. The key to solving this problem seems to be the education and improvement of the socio-economic conditions of people living in lagging areas.