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Routledge Global Populisms by Routledge - History Textbook

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Description

Global Populisms is a ground-breaking textbook that examines populism across the world, tracing its distinct manifestations throughout the Americas, Asia, and Europe. The book moves beyond oversimplified views of populism as either an external threat to democracy or a simple return to popular power, instead offering nuanced analysis of how populism intersects with democracy, nationalism, fascism, religion, and media influence. By exploring the similarities and differences between these political movements across different regions and historical periods, the textbook provides students and general readers with a comprehensive framework for understanding contemporary political trends. Authored by Routledge, a leading academic publisher, this volume challenges conventional thinking and encourages critical engagement with one of the defining political phenomena of the modern era.

Key Features

Global Populisms surveys populism across the Americas, Asia, and Europe, providing comparative analysis across distinct regional and historical contexts.

The textbook examines relationships between populism and democracy, moving beyond simplistic interpretations that treat populism as merely irrational or as a simple solution.

Coverage includes the connections between populism, nationalism, fascism, and populist approaches to religion and media, offering comprehensive political analysis.

Designed for both students and general readers seeking to understand contemporary political movements and their historical roots.

Published by Routledge, a respected academic publisher specialising in rigorous scholarly texts across humanities and social sciences.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
09 September 2021
Listed Since
11 February 2021

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