I think the running assumption is that, if Trump is defeated, the GOP will turn back to sane, reasonable conservatism. I have my doubts. Trump is less the disease than a symptom of an increasingly on-line, reality-free populism, the causes of which are more structural than personal
No, it really doesn't, particularly given the GOP's brand of populism is very different to Europe's "herrenvolk welfare statism" and that the median Republican voter is still quite well off.
13. Selektiv populism. Fascismen säger sig representera vad "det riktiga" folket tycker, samtidig som demokrati och pluralism avfärdas
New week, new thread of publications in the field of far right, populism etc. 1. Haffert et al.: When Group Appeals Backfire: Explaining the Asymmetric Effects of Place-Based Appeals www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Sonia Anaid Cruz Dávila: Between Arbitrary & Justifiable Discretion: What Does It Tell Us About the Constitutionality of Populism? ukconstitutionallaw.org/2024/10/01/s...
With the upcoming presidential elections in the United States, fears that Donald Trump may return to the White House have reinforced the ongoing academic debate about the possible dangers of populi…
# Imran Khan’s 2014 sit-in resulted in the cancellation of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit. His latest call for a similar protest threatens to sabotage the upcoming #SCO#Pakistan#PTI#FaizHameed#CPEC#Chinastratheia.com/populism-or-...
Sometimes, Black slave morality really goes hard. (Because populist blacks and whites are fundamentally the same. And there’s a place and a time for overwhelming, unrelenting populism.)
🤡 Buddy the Jokester 🤡 BREED: Lapponian Farceur IDEOLOGY: Populism-republicanism WEAPON: Wild Gun
And yet no one worries about the impact of Liz Truss on the community of wildly overconfident white women... (...I know, I know...) Watching Truss, Badenoch & Jenrick, I have wondered if there's some causal genetic or environmental link between mad right populism and immunity to imposter-syndrome
Demand-subsidy schemes intended to benefit renters seem to me less like ill-considered populism rather than shady dealings with a thin populist veneer. Great article otherwise!