Political Populism : a handbook

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Political Populism : a handbook

Détails bibliographiques
Autres auteurs:	Heinisch, Reinhard C. (Éditeur intellectuel), Holtz-Bacha, Christina (Éditeur intellectuel), Mazzoleni, Oscar (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	Baden-Baden : Nomos Verl., 2017
Édition:	1. Aufl.
Collection:	International studies on populism 3
Contenu:	24 notices

1. Populist and non-populist media : their paradoxical role in the development and diffusion of a right-wing ideology

2. Media politics and populism as a mobilisation resource

3. Societal malaise in turbulent times : introducing a new explanatory factor for populism from a cross-national Europe-wide perspective

4. Measuring populism : a review of current approaches

5. Populism: a history of the concept

6. Analysing and explaining populism : bringing frame, actor and context back in

7. Populist parties of Latin America : the cases of Argentina and Ecuador

8. Populism and democratic representation in Latin America

9. Populist and programmatic parties in Latin American party systems

10. Entrepreneurial populism and the radical centre : examples from Austria and the Czech Republic

11. Electoral basis of populist parties

12. Conceptualising the relationship between populism and the radical right

13. The body in populism

14. How far does nationalism go? : an overview of populist parties in Central and Eastern Europe

15. Sociocultural legacies in post-transition societies in Central and Eastern Europe and the relationship to the resurgence of right-wing extremism and populism in the region

16. Populism in communications perspective : concepts, issues, evidence

17. Populism and democracy : theoretical and empirical considerations

18. Contemporary populism in the United States

19. Populist parties in power and their impact on liberal democracies in Western Europe

20. The gender dimension of populism

21. Populism and Islamophobia

22. The populist radical right and social movements

23. New populism

24. Populism and political representation