Klaudia Koxha is a post-doctoral researcher in political science at the Institute of Political Studies of the University of Lausanne. Oscar Mazzoleni is a professor in political science and political sociology at the Institute of Political Studies of the University of Lausanne.

• Introduction: Populism and demography - Oscar Mazzoleni and Klaudia Koxha1 Grounding anti-immigration and pro-traditional family values on science? An exploration of discursive normalisation of the great replacement theory online in Italy and France - Alberta Giorgi2 Unborn populism: transnational anti-abortion strategies and demographic talk - Carol Mason3 Resisting homophobic populism in Latin America - Javier Corrales4 Politicising demography: the Latin American populist radical right in historical perspective - Carlos de la Torre5 Politicising demographic change in Austria: how the populist radical right mobilises against Muslims - Reinhard Heinisch and Diana Lucia Hofmann6 Strategies of normalising demographic fears: Fratelli d’Italia from the margin to the mainstream - Oscar Mazzoleni and Emilia Meini7 Radical-right populism, youth and demographic issues: the Austrian Freedom Party - Klaudia Koxha8 Demographic entanglements: fascist and colonial reflections in the discourse and policy of the populist radical right on natality - Marianna Griffini9 Bolsonaro’s (anti-)gender ideology: social policies and attitudes among female supporters - Juliana Chueri and Catarina Ianni SegattoConclusion: Demographic populism, conspiracy, and the radical-right counter-revolution - Klaudia Koxha and Oscar MazzoleniIndex

Klaudia Koxha is a post-doctoral researcher in political science at the Institute of Political Studies of the University of Lausanne. Oscar Mazzoleni is a professor in political science and political sociology at the Institute of Political Studies of the University of Lausanne.

• Introduction: Populism and demography - Oscar Mazzoleni and Klaudia Koxha1 Grounding anti-immigration and pro-traditional family values on science? An exploration of discursive normalisation of the great replacement theory online in Italy and France - Alberta Giorgi2 Unborn populism: transnational anti-abortion strategies and demographic talk - Carol Mason3 Resisting homophobic populism in Latin America - Javier Corrales4 Politicising demography: the Latin American populist radical right in historical perspective - Carlos de la Torre5 Politicising demographic change in Austria: how the populist radical right mobilises against Muslims - Reinhard Heinisch and Diana Lucia Hofmann6 Strategies of normalising demographic fears: Fratelli d’Italia from the margin to the mainstream - Oscar Mazzoleni and Emilia Meini7 Radical-right populism, youth and demographic issues: the Austrian Freedom Party - Klaudia Koxha8 Demographic entanglements: fascist and colonial reflections in the discourse and policy of the populist radical right on natality - Marianna Griffini9 Bolsonaro’s (anti-)gender ideology: social policies and attitudes among female supporters - Juliana Chueri and Catarina Ianni SegattoConclusion: Demographic populism, conspiracy, and the radical-right counter-revolution - Klaudia Koxha and Oscar MazzoleniIndex

Klaudia Koxha is a post-doctoral researcher in political science at the Institute of Political Studies of the University of Lausanne. Oscar Mazzoleni is a professor in political science and political sociology at the Institute of Political Studies of the University of Lausanne.

• Introduction: Populism and demography - Oscar Mazzoleni and Klaudia Koxha1 Grounding anti-immigration and pro-traditional family values on science? An exploration of discursive normalisation of the great replacement theory online in Italy and France - Alberta Giorgi2 Unborn populism: transnational anti-abortion strategies and demographic talk - Carol Mason3 Resisting homophobic populism in Latin America - Javier Corrales4 Politicising demography: the Latin American populist radical right in historical perspective - Carlos de la Torre5 Politicising demographic change in Austria: how the populist radical right mobilises against Muslims - Reinhard Heinisch and Diana Lucia Hofmann6 Strategies of normalising demographic fears: Fratelli d’Italia from the margin to the mainstream - Oscar Mazzoleni and Emilia Meini7 Radical-right populism, youth and demographic issues: the Austrian Freedom Party - Klaudia Koxha8 Demographic entanglements: fascist and colonial reflections in the discourse and policy of the populist radical right on natality - Marianna Griffini9 Bolsonaro’s (anti-)gender ideology: social policies and attitudes among female supporters - Juliana Chueri and Catarina Ianni SegattoConclusion: Demographic populism, conspiracy, and the radical-right counter-revolution - Klaudia Koxha and Oscar MazzoleniIndex