Populism Origins and Alternative Policy Responses
Velasco, Andrés
Populism Origins and Alternative Policy Responses - London LSE Press 2022 - 1 electronic resource (161 p.)
Open Access
Populist movements, parties and leaders have gained influence in many countries, disrupting long-established patterns of party competition, impugning the legitimacy of representative institutions and sometimes actively weakening or coarsening government capabilities. By positing an acute contrast between the will of the people and established elites, and advocating simplistic policy solutions careless of minority rights, populists have challenged the development and even the maintenance of liberal democracy on many fronts.
Social scientists’ attention to populism has grown rapidly, although it remains somewhat fragmented across disciplines. Many questions remain. Are populism’s causes economic or cultural? National or local? Is populism a threat to liberal democracy? If so, what kind of threat? And what can be done about it? Employing a range of conceptual toolkits and methods, this interdisciplinary book addresses in a critical and evidence-based way the most common diagnoses of populism’s causes, consequences and policy antidotes.
Creative Commons
English
lsepress.pop 9781909890930
10.31389/lsepress.pop doi
Факторы влияющие на экономику
Политика
Democracy Populism Identity politics Liberal democracy
338
Populism Origins and Alternative Policy Responses - London LSE Press 2022 - 1 electronic resource (161 p.)
Open Access
Populist movements, parties and leaders have gained influence in many countries, disrupting long-established patterns of party competition, impugning the legitimacy of representative institutions and sometimes actively weakening or coarsening government capabilities. By positing an acute contrast between the will of the people and established elites, and advocating simplistic policy solutions careless of minority rights, populists have challenged the development and even the maintenance of liberal democracy on many fronts.
Social scientists’ attention to populism has grown rapidly, although it remains somewhat fragmented across disciplines. Many questions remain. Are populism’s causes economic or cultural? National or local? Is populism a threat to liberal democracy? If so, what kind of threat? And what can be done about it? Employing a range of conceptual toolkits and methods, this interdisciplinary book addresses in a critical and evidence-based way the most common diagnoses of populism’s causes, consequences and policy antidotes.
Creative Commons
English
lsepress.pop 9781909890930
10.31389/lsepress.pop doi
Факторы влияющие на экономику
Политика
Democracy Populism Identity politics Liberal democracy
338