Populism and the Mirror of DemocracyFrancisco Panizza Topics covered by the contributors to this volume include populism and the new right in English Canada, religion and populism in contemporary Greece, populism as an internal periphery of democratic politics, and the discursive continuities of the Menemist rupture. |
Contents
Populism and the Mirror of Democracy | 1 |
Whats in a Name? 32 | 32 |
The End of Politics and the Challenge of Rightwing Populism 50 | 50 |
Populism as an Internal Periphery of Democratic Politics 72 12 | 72 |
A Failed Populist Project 99 66 | 99 |
Populism and the New Right in English Canada | 172 |
Populism or Popular Democracy? The UDF Workerism | 202 |
Religion and Populism in Contemporary Greece | 224 |
The Discursive Continuities of the Menemist Rupture | 250 |
Notes | 275 |
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List of contributors | 339 |
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