This book assesses what corruption means for populists, and the anti-corruption rhetoric of populist actors. The author uses the case study of Czech politicians to show how populist politicians exploit the notion of corruption in their communication.
This book assesses what corruption means for populists, and the anti-corruption rhetoric of populist actors. The author uses the case study of Czech politicians to show how populist politicians exploit the notion of corruption in their communication.
Vladimír Naxera is an Associate Professor in the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic. His interests include (anti-)corruption, populism, and memory politics.
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Introduction 1. (Anti-)Corruption (Not Only) in the Czech Way: On the Road to Populism? 2. Populism and Anti-Corruption 3. "Mainstreamisation of Populists" and "Mainstream Inclination to Populist Principles"? The Subject of Corruption in the Election Manifestos of Czech Political Parties 4. Populism, Anti-Corruption, and the Czech Pirate Party Concluding Remarks
Introduction 1. (Anti-)Corruption (Not Only) in the Czech Way: On the Road to Populism? 2. Populism and Anti-Corruption 3. "Mainstreamisation of Populists" and "Mainstream Inclination to Populist Principles"? The Subject of Corruption in the Election Manifestos of Czech Political Parties 4. Populism, Anti-Corruption, and the Czech Pirate Party Concluding Remarks
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