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The topic was the rise of populism.
This drift towards populism exists everywhere in Europe nowadays, but it is particularly damaging when it affects Europe’s leading country.
Nowhere is this trend from pedagogical responsibility towards demagogic populism more worrisome than in Germany.
At that time, populism seemed an unstoppable force in Latin America.
What emerged was neither traditional fiscal conservatism nor Democratic policies without Democrats nor starve-the–beast populism, but something that has no name.
Wealthy Catalans, who are reluctant to subsidize poorer Spanish regions, have allied themselves with left-wing radicals espousing the nationalistic populism that economic crisis and malaise have fueled on the EU’s periphery.
Since the United Kingdom’s Brexit referendum and US President Donald Trump’s election last year, populism has posed an existential threat to the European Union.
And the fact that populism has been contained in France bodes well for other European countries.
But the party system and the FA’s internal balance of power do not favor any turn abrupt toward radical left or populism.
Elections for the Duma and, in 1996 for the President, give Russia a chance to show its true colors: are we looking at populism, nationalism, retread communism, western reformism or a blend of all with unforecastabel results?
Populism often thrives when the legitimacy of political institutions declines.
Ukrainians also eschewed the temptations of populism and extreme nationalism.
Will his brand of chauvinistic, nativist populism be able to coexist with the kind of capitalism that thrives on continued immigration, freedom of movement, and global institutions?
Instead of succumbing to destructive populism and dishonorable isolationism, Europe’s leaders must commit to fulfilling their legal and moral responsibility to help the refugees – and, of course, to explain to their citizens why this is so important.
A Strategy for LiberalsPARIS – Has populism won?
Populism can still be defeated, but only if its opponents concede the obvious: they need a new strategy.
Simply put, progressives must offer a viable alternative to the divisiveness of populism.
If liberalism is ever to out-reason populism, voters must be able to comprehend what liberals are offering.
Populism can still be beaten back.
The rise of populism in Poland and elsewhere is a reminder of the vapidity of that idea.
Populism Bites BackLONDON – This spring, British Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservative government is being reminded of just how powerful – and long-lasting – the unintended consequences of policies can be.
He never found his way back, and when confronted with the New Politics of primaries and populism, he became dispirited when he could not cope with this new style.
Then there was the father of modern European populism, the late Dutch politician Pim Fortuyn, who had no hair at all.
Affirming the dreams of people who have little is the key to successful populism.
This is the great perversity in our age of angry populism.
Faced with the spectacular rise of anti-immigrant populism in France, and now with anti-Zionist demonstrations (which often coincide with an updated version of anti-Semitism), the French Jewish community is anguished and puzzled.
The liberal establishment in London and around the continent is aghast at how populism is tearing Europe apart.
At a time of pronounced political polarization, anti-establishment anger, and mistrust of expert opinion – owing to economic disappointments and widespread fear of cultural and technological change – heightened protectionism would likely fuel even greater nationalism, populism, and inward-looking policymaking.
A victory for the pro-EU independent centrist Emmanuel Macron could be a positive turning point, with France rejecting populism and deepening its connections with Germany.
Without a sharp increase in wages – mainly statutory minimum wages – populism will continue to thrive, and most Western economies will remain saddled with slow growth.
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