“Populism” versus “Popular”: A Response to Ziarek’s “Populism—A Crux or Crisis of Politics?”

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2019
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English
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This article discusses two main issues Ziarek highlights regarding populist social movements. The first one is the exclusionary stance populist movements take when contending for power in a democratic society. The second one is the repressive response to contenders when populist movements are in power. The underlying characteristic in both issues is that populists movements assume an anti-pluralist stance against other contending alternatives. Therefore, the distinction between “popular” and “populist” is an important one.

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Demirel-Pegg, T. (2019). “Populism” versus “Popular”: A Response to Ziarek’s “Populism—A Crux or Crisis of Politics?” Soundings: An Interdisciplinary Journal, 102(23), 152–157. https://muse.jhu.edu/article/730497
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