Skip to content

Populisme

Populisme

Una molt breu introducció
Politics & SocietySociology
Pages
200
Published
2017
Language
Spanish

Synopsis

This book offers a concise yet comprehensive analysis of populism, examining its various manifestations across different regions and political systems. It explores the core characteristics of populist movements and leaders, providing a framework for understanding this significant global phenomenon. The authors delve into the causes and consequences of populism, offering insights into its impact on democracy and international relations.

Prose complexity
10/10

Vibe

InformativeIntellectualComplex

Genres

Politics & Society Sociology

Authors

C
Cas Mudde

Cas Mudde is an expert on political extremism and populism. He is the author of significant works such as Ultradreta, La ultraderecha hoy, and Racist extremism in Central and Eastern Europe. His books offer clear analysis of these critical political movements.

C
Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser

Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser is a leading voice in the study of populism. His works, including Populisme and Populism in Europe and the Americas, offer essential analysis of this political trend. He helps readers understand the complexities of contemporary political movements.

J
Josep Ventura López

Josep Ventura López writes about contemporary political and social topics. His book, "Populisme," provides a direct look at this influential global phenomenon. Readers interested in current affairs will find his insights valuable.

Frequently asked questions

  • What makes this book different from other books on populism?

    This book is notable for its 'minimalist' definition of populism, which focuses on the core ideology rather than specific policy positions or historical manifestations. This approach allows for a broader comparative analysis across diverse political contexts.

  • Is this book suitable for readers new to political science?

    While comprehensive, the book is structured to be accessible, providing a clear conceptual framework for understanding populism without requiring extensive prior knowledge of political theory. It serves as an excellent introduction to the academic study of the phenomenon.

  • How does this book relate to the authors' other works?

    This book distills and refines many of the key arguments and analytical tools that Cas Mudde and Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser have developed individually and collaboratively in their extensive research on populism. It offers a concise synthesis of their established perspectives.