Roads to the Radical Right offers an enhanced understanding of the variation in national constituencies based on rich data in France and the Netherlands. It thus provides a promising comparative research agenda for scholars and students of elections, the radical right, and populism. Damhuis successfully debunks the simplistic idea that voters of RRPPs are homogeneous and makes an impressive theoretical and empirical effort to deconstruct and critique their simplified social representation often conveyed by the media. Catherina Froio, Sciences Po, Centre d'études européennes et de politique comparée, Perspective on Politics
Koen Damhuis is Assistant Professor at the Utrecht University School of Governance. His work has been published in various academic journals such as Party Politics and West European Politics. Having published several general audience books, Roads to the Radical Right is his first academic monograph.