PopulismA sociological study of populism as a major influence in undermining standards in many spheres of life, through false values promoted either through or resulting from political activity, etc., or through corporate marketing forces. |
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Populism Against Progress: And the Collapse of Aspirational Values Robert Corfe Limited preview - 2007 |
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