Left behind? Investigating the relationship between social exclusion, proposed triad of populist radical right attitudes and the rejection of perceive

民粹主义激进右翼（PRR）是一个组织松散的国际思想流派，近年来在英国的政治影响力有所上升。PRR政党和政策的日益普及具有多重潜在影响，从极右翼态度的合法化到极端的暴力激进化。虽然许多特征和社会人口变量都与PRR支持有关，但没有一个被证明能够准确地识别出追随者。因此，这个项目将超越个体差异，调查哪些意识形态立场团结了英国的PRR追随者。虽然定义各不相同，但三种文化意识形态在现代英国PRR话语中显得特别相关：本土主义、社会保守主义和反精英主义。在研究的第一阶段将创建一份新的问卷，并进行主轴因素提取，以确定最典型每个假设的PRR支柱的项目。由此产生的工具可用于识别在PRR意识形态维度上得分较高的个人。在第二阶段，一系列的调查选择实验将调查社会排斥的经历是否会加剧PRR意识形态对上述三个外群体的拒绝模式的影响，治疗组经历排斥。随着英国继续经历社会动荡，该项目将为社会排斥对PRR信息中通常被污名化的外群体态度的潜在加剧影响提供重要见解，提供有助于促进干预措施的见解，帮助社会去极化。

The populist radical right (PRR) is a loosely organised international school of thought that has in recent years seen an upswing in political influence in the United Kingdom. The increasing popularity of PRR parties and policies has multiple potential impacts, from the legitimisation of far-right attitudes to, at the extreme, violnet radicalisation. While numerous traits and sociodemographic variables have been linked to PRR support, none has been shown to singularly identify adherents with high accuracy. This porject will therefor go beyond individual differences to investigate which ideological positions unite PRR adherents in the UK. While definitions vary, three cultural ideologies appear particularly relevant in modern British PRR discourse: nativism, social conservatism and anti-elitism. A new questionnaire will be created in phase one of the research, and principal axis factor extraction conducted to identify the items that most typify each hypothesised PRR pillar. The resultant instrument can be utilised to identify individuals scoring highly across PRR ideological dimensions. In the second phase, a series of survey choice experiments will investigate whether the experience of social exclusion has an exacerbating effect on the impact of PRR ideologies on patterns of rejection of the three out-groups identified above, with treatment groups experiencing exclusion. As the UK continues to experience societal flux, this project will afford crucial insights into the potential exacerbating effect of social exclusion on attitudes towards the out-groups commonly stigmatised in PRR messaging, providing insights that can help facilitate interventions aiding societal depolarisation.