How people organise cultural attitudes: cultural belief systems and the populist radical right

Figures & data

Figure 1. Two illustrative belief systems.

Figure 2. Visualisations of the different cultural belief systems.

Table 1. Cross-tabulation PRRP preference and cultural belief systems (row percentages).

	Cultural belief system
	Integrated	Intermediate	Partitioned
PRRP preference	8.5%	8.5%	83.0%
Preference for other party^a	46.2%	24.7%	29.0%
Total	43.8%	23.7%	32.5%

Pearson chi²: 58.5585 (df = 2); p < 0.001.

^a all non-PRRP parties combined.

Table 2. Multinomial logistic regression on the cultural belief systems: logit coefficients.

	Model 1		Model 2
	Integrated (vs. partitioned)	Intermediate (vs. partitioned)	Integrated (vs. partitioned)	Intermediate (vs. partitioned)
Intercept	−2.277***	−2.277***	−5.339***	−1.681
Party family
PRRP	–	–	–	–
Old right	1.766**	1.073	1.646**	0.923
New left	4.107***	3.028***	4.025***	2.796***
Old left	3.216***	2.138***	3.335***	2.041***
Christian	1.584**	2.411***	2.172***	2.017***
Education	–	–	0.188***	−0.001
Income	–	–	0.149	0.085
Age	–	–	0.005	−0.007
Gender (female)	–	–	−0.206	0.368
Religion
None	–	–	–	–
Protestant	–	–	−0.947**	0.824
Catholic	–	–	−0.994***	0.561
Other	–	–	−0.656	0.897

^* p < 0.05

^** p < 0.01

^*** p < 0.001 (n = 726).