Articles
The Popular, the Populist, and the Plebeian: Mamdani as a Problem for Populism Studies
Spyros A. Sofos
Toward a Three-Dimensional Understanding of Populism: Discourse, Ideology, and Democratic Mediation
Rafael Marchesan Tauil
Mandate Inflation: How Populists Claim Authority to Challenge Global Constraints
Muhammad Faizan Aslam*
The Orphan Paradox in India and the USA
Dinesh Sharma & Gregory W. Streich
From Economic Crisis to Democratic Backsliding: Evidence from Thailand, Argentina, the United States, and Greece
Akis Kalaitzidis
Liberal Democracy in the United States: The Challenge of Trumpism
Gregory W. Streich
Daughters of the Dynasties: Father-Daughter Succession in Asia and the United States
Dinesh Sharma, Britt Romagna, Zara Lowenthal & Jamilla Perez-Hosein
Waste Sovereignty and Plastic Colonialism: Environmental Power and Populism in the Global Political Economy of Waste
Oludele Mayowa Solaja
Do Economic and Identity Cleavages Account for the Differences Between Left and Right Populism? Hungary, Venezuela, and the United States
Tracy Lightcap*
Alcoholic Mobsters and Welfare Criminals: Xenophobia, Welfare Chauvinism and Populism in Gyurcsány Ferenc’s Facebook Posts on Ukrainian Citizens Prior to the War
Petra Andits
Civilizational Populism and Migration Diplomacy: Tunisia, the European Union, and Italy
Helen L. Murphey
‘Patriots to Defend Our Identity from the Islamisation of Europe’ : How Populist Leaders Normalise Polarisation, a Multimodal Discourse Analysis
Valeria Reggi
Anwar Ibrahim’s Civilisational Populism: The Gaza War and Malaysia
Syaza Shukri & Isyraf Hassan
Authoritarianism Curbed? Populism, Democracy and War in Israel
Guy Ben-Porat & Dani Filc
Diversity, Rationality, and the Diffusion of Online Populism: A Study of Chinese Social Media Discussions
Yu Su* & Tongtong Li**
Capitalist Disruptions and the Democratic Retreat: A US–EU–China Comparison
Ibrahim Ozturk
Impact of Civilizational Populism on Intergroup Emotions, Social Cohesion, and Civility in the UK
Sudeshika Wathtuwa-Durayalage
Evaluations of Female Muslim Politicians in a Populist Era: Measuring Intersectionality Using Interaction Effects and Conjoint Experiments
Sanne van Oosten
Unveiling China’s ‘Transnational Populism’ and Sharp Power Politics: The Case of the Belt and Road Initiative
Ibrahim Ozturk
How Populism and Culture Wars Affect Fundamental Rights
João Ferreira Dias
The Use of Medical Populism to Claim the Right to Rule in Poland during a Public Health Emergency
Joanna Rak
Is populism a kind of ideology, or is ideology only a part of populism’s definition?
Franz X. Barrios Suvelza
Populism (studies) does not exist, but it still matters
Aurelien Mondon, University of Bath
Time for a change: Replacing the populist model with elite theory
N. Scott Cole
The economics of pandemics and the future course of populism
İbrahim Öztürk The University of Duisburg-Essen & European Center for Populism Studies
What’s under green? Eco-populism and eco-fascism in the climate crisis
Escobar Fernández, Iván & Hart, Heidi.
CHEGA! A sceptre of the mainstream Portuguese parties' disaggregation or a spectre of fascism?
Carlos Morgado Braz, University of South Wales
Government participation and populist discourse transformation of radical left SYRIZA and radical right ANEL
Alexandros Ntaflos, Leiden University
Populism’s Building Complex; or: Is there such a thing as Populist Architecture?
Jan-Werner Müller is Roger Williams Straus Professor of Social Sciences and professor of politics at Princeton University. Recent publications include Democracy Rules (2021) and Furcht und Freiheit (2019).