Alexandre Morin-Chassé, Ph.D.

What unites the right in the European Parliament? - Philipp Broniecki, Bjørn Høyland, 2025 This letter analyzes coalition patterns among right-wing groups in the European Parliament, exploring the conditions that lead these groups to unite on policy. ...

Our letter @philippbroniecki.bsky.social on what unites the right in the European Parliament is out in @eupthejournal.bsky.social , journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

Genetic Essentialism Among Supporters of Populist Radical-Right Parties: Evidence From Sweden and Norway Abstract. In recent years, at least 3 extreme-right terrorists have justified their mass murders and racist ideology by citing behavioral genetic studies o

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Genetic Essentialism Among Supporters of Populist Radical-Right Parties: Evidence From Sweden and Norway Abstract. In recent years, at least 3 extreme-right terrorists have justified their mass murders and racist ideology by citing behavioral genetic studies o

Here is the link to the original study: doi.org/10.1093/ijpo...

It's the Genes, Stupid! The Views of Far-Right Supporters on Genetics and Social Outcomes - C-REX - Center for Research on Extremism Is intelligence determined by genetic predisposition? What about gender identity, musical skills, violence, or political orientation? New research finds that supporters of far-right parties in Norway ...

📢 New research by Alexandre Morin-Chassé reveals that supporters of far-right parties in Scandinavia are more likely to believe genetics play a significant role in social outcomes compared to other party supporters. Read more about the findings on our blog RightNow! www.sv.uio.no/c-rex/englis...

Genetic essentialism more common among supporters of radical right-wing parties A new study finds that people who support far-right populist parties in Sweden and Norway are more likely to believe that genes determine social traits, raising concerns about the political implications of genetic essentialism and its links to discrimination.

Genetic essentialism more common among supporters of radical right-wing parties