Manuel Anselmi

Populism (eBook, PDF)

An Introduction

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Populism: An Introduction is the first introduction to the theme of populism. It will introduce the principal theories, definitions, models and contemporary debates. A number of global case studies will be used to illustrate the concept:

. Russian populism;

. Latin American populism;

. Italian populism;

. Peronism;

. Media populism;

. Penal populism;

. Constitutional populism.

Populism will reflect on the sociology of democratic processes and investigate the evolution of political consensus in contemporary political systems. This book will appeal to academics and postgraduate students working in the field of sociology, political sociology and politics.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 130
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. August 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781351975940
• Artikelnr.: 49041364

Autorenporträt

Manuel Anselmi is an Assistant Professor of Political Sociology at University of Perugia, Italy.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction. The Populist Option. 1. Preliminary Elements of the Concept
of Populism. Part One: Theorist 2. Gino Germani: National-populism and
Modernization 3. Edward Shils: Public Sphere and Populism in the USA. 4.
Ghi¿a Ionescu and Ernest Gellner; the Foundation of Studies on Populism 5.
Margaret Canovan and the Shadow of Democracy. 6. Laclau: The Construction
of the Political 7. Mény and Surel: Sovereignty, Constitution and the
People. 8. The Recent Debate Part Two: Major Cases 9. Russian Populism 10.
Perón and Peronism 11. Left-Turn and neo- populisms in Latin America 12.
Italian Neo-populism Part Three: Other Typologies and Other Problems 13.
Penal Populism 14. Cultural Populism 15. Mediapopulism 16. Constitutional
Populism 17. How to Study Populism: Analytical Prospects for Social
Researchs 18. Concluding remarks. Democracy and Populism: Which
Perspectives?