PPT-Populism

EQ Describe the appeal of populism in the 1880s1890s and in 2015 Defining Populism A belief in the power of regular people and in their right to have control over their government rather than a small group of political insiders or a wealthy elite. Populism as Rhetorical Politics in Britain and Japan: Projecting the EU beyond the market?. Francesco . Nicoli. PhD Researcher . Università. . di. Trento. Research questions. Polarization: . does . Eurosceptic. Populism drive a different polarization of political systems? . Table of Contents Introduction............................................................................................8 A. Clearing the Ground: A Comment on Politicisation.....................13 Max Cameron. Poli. 332 UBC. April 8, 2015. Stylized Facts. Anarchy. Oligarchy. Populism. Authoritarian rule. Pact. Re-democratization. Agro-. export. . economy. ISI & . Incorporation. Neoliberalism. René Cuperus . Wiardi Beckman Foundation. ‘All Politics is domestic politics!?’. www.sid-nl.org. info@sidnl.org. Twitter: #sidnl. A. ll. . (democratic) politics is domestic . politics . On . Internationalism. Government and Politics at Home and Abroad. Chapter 12. Politics in the Gilded Age. Americans thought of themselves as living in a democracy- but the power of business seemed to call that into question. Who was in charge- the citizens or the corporations? Wasn’t it the government’s job to look out for the people? Then why were so many leaders siding with the industrialists?. Mr. Daniel Lazar. Important Themes in this Lecture. Jeffersonian vs. Hamiltonian Visions. The Ideal and Symbolic Appeal of The West. Role . of Government in Economic . Stimulus. Class Consciousness and Class . Max Cameron. Poli. 332 UBC. April 5, 2016. Stylized Facts. Anarchy. Oligarchy. Populism. Authoritarian . rule. D. emocratization. Agro-. export. . economy. ISI & initial. Incorporation. Neoliberalism. Lecture 4. Political spin: Electioneering, the ‘permanent campaign’ and spin doctors. Introduction. Public information (in the public interest) . vs. . Political spin (in the party interest). Outline. Marley Morris. St Antony’s College, Oxford. 12 November 2013. Leaving aside the committed radicals, we focused on: . The reluctant radicals . who . have. cast a vote for a populist party but do not ‘feel close’ to those parties (much less than committed core voters do). . All cartoons and text from: http://history.missouristate.edu/WRMiller/Populism/pCartoon/index.htm. "Here Lies Prosperity". . "The People to Plutocracy". . Farmers and laborers (especially miners) proved to be the Populist Party's strongest supporters.  In this cartoon, the fruits of their labor are being stolen by financial interests through foreclosures, interest, rents, etc.. The Rise of Right Wing Populism. Brexit, Trump. …. Right Wing Populism?.... www.sam.co.id. 2. Source: The Guardian. Source: Denver Post. The Rise of Right Wing Populism. Where do we stand. The logic of Right Wing Populism. “Modern education includes morality; therefore the modern child seeks only entertainment in its wonder- tales and gladly dispenses with all disagreeable incident. Having this thought in mind, the story of 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" was written . The Need for a . Principled Response . to . Migration Challenges. François Crépeau. Hans & Tamar Oppenheimer Professor of Public International Law, McGill University. Director, McGill Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism.