Wealth of Tongues: Why Peripheral Regions Vote for the Radical Right in Germany

IF 5.9 1区 社会学 Q1 POLITICAL SCIENCE American Political Science Review Pub Date : 2023-10-20 DOI:10.1017/s0003055423000862
DANIEL ZIBLATT, HANNO HILBIG, DANIEL BISCHOF
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Why is support the radical right higher in some geographic locations than others? This article argues that what is frequently classified as the “rural” bases of radical-right support in previous research is in part the result of something different: communities that were in the historical “periphery” in the center–periphery conflicts of modern nation-state formation. Inspired by a classic state-building literature that emphasizes the prevalence of a “wealth of tongues”—or nonstandard linguistic dialects in a region—as a definition of the periphery, we use data from more than 725,000 geo-coded responses in a linguistic survey in Germany to show that voters from historically peripheral geographic communities are more likely to vote for the radical right today.
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语言的丰富:为什么德国的边缘地区会投票给激进的右翼
为什么激进右翼在某些地区的支持率高于其他地区?本文认为,在以前的研究中,经常被归类为激进右翼支持的“农村”基础的部分原因是不同的:在现代民族国家形成的中心-边缘冲突中,处于历史“边缘”的社区。受经典的国家建设文献的启发,该文献强调“丰富的语言”——或一个地区的非标准语言方言——作为边缘的定义,我们使用了德国一项语言调查中超过72.5万个地理编码的回答数据,表明历史上边缘地理社区的选民今天更有可能投票给激进的右翼。
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