Hi, Rafael, try this: https://populismindex.com/data/ from Timbro

Thank you. I read Timbro's index but I think it is not as the kind of index I am looking for. I am trying to find something similar to the EFW. But I will read in deep the Timbro's index to know if I can do with it what I need

Thanks

You could try to use this data here https://popu-list.org/ and/or use aggregated individual-level data from ESS of WVS to get an indicator on country-level.

La propuesta de Jones Stein, es lo mas efectivo. Construir conocimiento.

Hi, I'd look at Global Populist Dataset: populism.byu.edu. They use the ideational approach based on the grading of political speeches.

This is a great and urgent challenge to all concerned scholars, practitioners and citizens alike. Preliminary critical evaluations of the vast and growing output on populism in comparative politics are already in progress in Europe and the Americas . I believe they should focus on the interactions between "hard and soft date" -- symilar to those led by Mouffe/Laclau 'agonism\antagonism' arguments of the 1990s. Perhaps we should advise some graduate students to meet this challenge?

I suppose t such preliminary critical evaluation of the current comparative literature on Europe and South America will clear the groundwork for the next steps to compare African and Eastern historical specifications. Rafael Acevedo

I discovered this today. Perhaps it is of some use to your research. Article Measuring populism worldwide