Political populism in the Twenty-First Century : we the people

The Resource Political populism in the Twenty-First Century : we the people

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Political populism in the Twenty-First Century : we the people

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we the people

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by Maria Hsia Chang and A. James Gregor

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At the end of the Cold War, which was ushered in by the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the West celebrated the "end of history"-"the endpoint of mankind's ideological evolution"-only to find itself caught in internal conflicts of political populism. This book focuses on so-called "right wing" populist movements and parties in democratic polities-those in Russia, Central and Western Europe, and the United States. Central to the definition and dynamics of populism are its anti-globalism and anti-elitism, the latter a reaction against the elites' arrogance and dismissive contempt. --

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