Has Populism Won?

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TIMELY THEMES FOR A CHALLENGING WORLD: A comprehensive and accessible treatise on the threat populism poses to democratic governance and the liberal international order.
A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE: The book looks at leaders in Turkey, Poland, the Philippines, Mexico, and Venezuela — this is very much a global trend and not confined to the Western world.
THE BOOK WE NEED NOW: Populism today is a globally networked, culturally interconnected phenomenon based on a shared culture of grievance and an anti-liberal nationalistic worldview. To challenge the threat to democracy this presents, this book examines the rise of populism beyond the U.S. and Britain and urges the international community to place the looming confrontation between populism and liberalism at the top of the global agenda.
EXPERIENCED RESEARCHERS: Froese and Drache have paid particular attention to the enormous shifts that happened institutionally and economically since 1995. Both have written extensively in their academic fields on this subject.
FOR READERS OF: How Democracies Die by Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt, Twilight of Democracy by Anne Applebaum, and The Next Civil War: Dispatches from the American Future by Stephen Marche.

Audience

Readers of the Financial Times and the Economist
People interested in political theory and politics
Undergrad poli sci students/professors/TAs