Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins ▪ Spring 2017 A demonstrator with the far-right Alternative für Deutschland party carries a placard reading, “All power comes from the people,” Mainz, Germany, November 2015 (Franz Ferdinand Photography) . What Is Populism? by Jan-Werner Müller University of Pennsylvania Press, 2016, 136 pp. The current debate over the nature of populism brings to mind the

626 Litteraturgranskningar Müller, Jan-Werner, Vad är populism? En essä. Göteborg: Daidalos. Anmälan av Sara Kalm Jan-Werner Müllers essä har redan rönt

Alla andra företrädare är därmed illegitima. Muller discusses populism and many of the leaders who have been described as populist in recent years. The list includes Trump, Erdogan, Wilders, Orban, Le Pen, Farage, and Chavez. Populism is defined in the Oxford dictionary as: "A political approach that strives to appeal to ordinary people who feel that their concerns are disregarded by established elite groups." The first thing Müller does is telling us what populism is not. First, he discards the notion popular in Europe that populism is simply a form of policy irresponsibility. This is true in part because in most policy areas, “there is simply no absolutely clear, uncontested line between responsibility and irresponsibility” (13). Pris: 95 kr.

How to Deal with Populists 75 Conclusion: Seven Theses on Populism 101. Notes 105 Acknowledgments 121 Does populism bring government closer to the people or is it a threat to democracy? Who are "the people" anyway and who can speak in their name? These questions have never been more pressing. In this groundbreaking volume, Jan-Werner Müller argues that at populism's core is a rejection of pluralism.

Populists will always claim Over the past few years, Jan-Werner Müller, a professor of politics at Princeton University, has devoted his attention to articulating the nature of populism.

Over the past few years, Jan-Werner Müller, a professor of politics at Princeton University, has devoted his attention to articulating the nature of populism. His

On the contrary, just as there is an inner coherence to the populist imagination, there is coherence to populist conduct. A Zoom panel discussion on Populism and the Future of Liberal Democracy with speakers Jan-Werner Müller, the Roger Williams Straus Professor of Social Sciences (Princeton University) and Annelien de Dijn, Professor of Modern Political History (Utrecht University). For information about the event, contact europe@international.wisc.edu.

Jan- Werner Müller (2015) som är en tysk statsvetare definierar populism i sin essä ”vad är populism?” Han definierar populismen utifrån en

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But while populist parties in power can make politics more representative, Jan- Werner Müller argues that populism's illiberal elements are in fact threats to In Müller's definition, populism is a label that fits on to the usual populist suspects in our time: Wilders, Orban, Grillo, Le Pen, Front National, Trump and Chavez. Professor Jan-Werner Müller (Princeton University).
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Defining populism as anti-pluralist, elite-critical politics with a moral claim to representation, he cautions that populists are both willing and able to govern and may therefore deform democracy by turning states towards partisanship. Does populism bring government closer to the people or is it a threat to democracy? Who are "the people" anyway and who can speak in their name? These questions have never been more pressing.In this groundbreaking volume, Jan-Werner Müller argues that at populism's core is a rejection of pluralism. 2016, Inbunden.

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Jan-Werner Müller, Populism, Elitism, Antipluralism, Representative Systems Özgür Gökmen is currently the editor of Cumhuriyet Akademi. He has published in journals such as

(2016) by Princeton University political scientist Jan-Werner Müller. In this essential book, Müller defines populism's most salient characteristics—antielitism, antipluralism, exclusivity—and explains Trump and other populists through that framework. Populism is defined in the Oxford dictionary as: "A political approach that strives to appeal to ordinary people who feel that their concerns are disregarded by established elite groups." Muller uses the term pejoratively. To summarize, Muller argues that populism threatens the very basis of democracy. It does so by undermining the idea of pluralism. He believes that populists claim to represent the people but they create their own elites once they obtain power, like the Nazis and Communists. Populism is not a universal concept that, once unlocked, will enable us to decipher all other political debates, but it is a useful secondary concept that, if used sensitively and systematically Although this book spends much time analysing populist movements in Europe, such as Poland and Hungary, and on politicians such as Erdogan, Geert and Farage, Muller also reflects on Trump’s rise to power and the populist techniques he has used to achieve his position.

ethnic and racial markers (Müller 2016, 24–25). Müller's description of populism captures well the features of the radical right

av Jan-Werner Muller (ISBN 9780141987378) hos Adlibris. Fraktfritt "Bertolt Brecht formulerade följande sats: "All makt kommer från folket. Men vart tar den vägen?" Jan-Werner Müller, en av vår tids främsta statsvetare, har använt These questions have never been more pressing. In this provocative book, Jan-Werner Muller argues that at populism's core is a rejection of pluralism. Populists Jan Werner Mueller är en internationellt ledande forskare om demokrati och populism, för närvarande professor vid Princeton University, USA. Vad är populism? av Jan-Werner Müller.

Pris: 189 kr. häftad, 2019. Skickas om 1 vardag. Köp boken Vad är populism? : en essä av Jan-Werner Müller (ISBN 9789171735669) hos Adlibris. Fraktfritt över 199 kr Alltid bra priser och snabb leverans. | Adlibris The Growth and Durability of Populism in Europe.