In its contemporary understanding, however, populism is most often associated with anauthoritarianform of politics. Populist politics, following this definition, revolve aroundcharismaticleaders who appeal to and claim to embody the will of the people in order to consolidate their own power. In this ...
authoritarian populist leaders rise to power through elections but then deliberately create direct linkages with the public at the expense of other national institutions. Bycircumventingthe state and directly connecting with and distributing goods to their supporters, populist leaders cause such institutions...
Alternatives of populist statism or socialism will both require greater public expenditure and worsen economic outcomes for everyone. — The Economist, 18 Oct. 2019 The procedures of American conservatism can ward off statism, empower citizens, facilitate community action, and protect faith communities...
Despite the demise of segregationist and discriminatory laws throughout the Western world and in Africa, white supremacy has survived as a populist doctrine. During the 1970s and ’80s the gradually uniform rhetoric and iconography of white supremacists in the United States became influential in Europ...
Argumentation profiles and the manipulation of common ground. The arguments of populist leaders on Twitter The detection of hate speech and fake news in political discourse is at the same time a crucial necessity for democratic societies and a challenge for seve... F Macagno 被引量: 0发表: 202...
ethnicity, or nationality. Populists define “the elite” as an amorphous entity made up of a political, economic, cultural, and media establishment that places its own interests along with those of otherinterest groups—such as immigrants,labor unions, and large corporations—over the interests of...
All citizens are required to adopt and serve a single apocalyptical ideology dedicated to defeating a shadowy and corrupt old order to be replaced by a new, racially pure, utopian society. Renouncing all traditional forms of political orientation—liberal, conservative, or populist—totalitarianism dem...
According to Canadian communications theorist Sherry Devereux Ferguson, most 20th century theories of public opinion fall into one of three general categories. The “populist” approach sees public opinion as a means of ensuring a healthy flow of communication between elected representatives and the peop...
Populist Caudillismo In contrast to the authoritarian brand of caudillismo, other caudillos in Latin America gained and held power through populism. José Gaspar Rodríguez de Francia governed Paraguay from 1811 until his death in 1840. Francia advocated for an economically sovereign Paraguay. Also, ...
Archeological evidence suggests that disorganized practices at least resembling democracy existed in some parts of the world during prehistoric times, However, the concept of democracy as a form of populist civic engagement emerged during the 5th century BCE in the form of the political system used ...