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But while South Africa has taken the road less traveled – bucking the global trend toward populism and authoritarianism – the country remains at a crossroads.
The Complexity of InequalityMUNICH – Since 2013, when Thomas Piketty published his much-discussed study of the distribution of income and wealth, inequality has been at the forefront of public debate in most advanced economies, blamed for everything from slow growth and stagnating productivity to the rise of populism and the Brexit vote.
As a result, populism in these societies is not on the rise, and mainstream politicians do not vilify minorities and migrants.
In its absence, bias and populism prevail.
They know that the Christian Democrats have been “contaminated” by populism, not least by Fidesz’s presence in the group.
Independent institutions are the most important enemy of populism.
Those who would resist populism must come to terms with the fact that truth is not enough.
Instead, it is Europe’s lack of a vision and narrative for the future – with which it could address issues like chronic unemployment, capital flight, and the ever-tightening grip of austerity – that keeps people awake at night, and that fosters populism, dismay, and internal disarray.
European populism focuses on Islam and immigration, but it may be mobilizing a wider rage against elites expressed by people who feel unrepresented, or fear being left behind economically.
Indeed, with an increasingly lenient political regime, populism may become irresistible, while the size of the government bureaucracy may continue to bloat.
Federalism and Progressive Resistance in AmericaBERKELEY – The year 2016 was one of ascendant populism in the United States, the United Kingdom, and many other developed countries.
We may remember 2016 as the year populism returned to power in the US.
With the EU’s economic policy limited to austerity, it’s not hard to see why populism has taken root.
In Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic, we will now witness a period of unabashed populism.
The ruling coalitions can finally afford, at least temporarily, "the luxury" of populism that opposition parties used as their main weapon in the last few years.
The economist Dani Rodrik puts the appeal of populism into focus.
Morales’s success rests largely on the paradox of populism.
In doing so, they would prove that the current wave of right-wing populism can be resisted.
And the communitarian traditions of the right, with their nationalist past lurking behind, may not be any easier to revitalize than the old fashioned socialism or New Deal populism.
But within, or alongside it, is a new kind of populism, unclassifiable in traditional terms.
What sets the new populism apart are these claims to liberal virtues.
So long as populism lingers as a political threat, the risk of reactionary protectionist trade policies and higher capital controls will remain heightened, and this could derail economic growth.
The near-unprecedented levels of inequality within countries today helps to explain the past decade of political upheaval and social strife, from the open-ended conflicts in the Middle East to the rise of populism and xenophobia in the West.
The second commonly cited cause of Germany’s resilience to populism is its economic strength.
Given this widespread support for such positions, it is too early to say that Germany is somehow immune to populism.
For starters, political parties should recognize Germany’s “hidden” populism for what it is: a serious structural challenge.
In essence, these are all part of an ongoing conflict between democracy and populism, with Bolivia's future caught in the crossfire.
Is Pensioner Populism Here to Stay?MILAN – The right-wing populism that has emerged in many Western democracies in recent years could turn out to be much more than a blip on the political landscape.
Havel reasons along similar lines when he warns of the emerging dangers of nationalism and populism in the region.
Attempts by political parties to thrive on nationalism, xenophobia and populism will soon be confronted with the limits set by the EU and other international organizations.
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