Populism
About This Book
Populism (2017) examines a term that dominates contemporary political discourse and appears frequently in news coverage and campaign rhetoric. Leaders using populist tactics rally public discontent by positioning themselves as representatives of ordinary citizens. They blame society's challenges on a privileged class, using this narrative to build political momentum and win elections.
Who Should Read This?
- People worried about the global expansion of populist political parties
- Political science and international relations students
- Elected officials trying to grasp populist dynamics
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