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In this era of economic crisis, social distress, and ecological threats, the term populism has come to sum up anxiety about our political future. While it is mostly associated with rightwing demagogues such as Donald Trump, Matteo Salvini and Jair Bolsonaro, various figures of the post-crash Left, such as Bernie Sanders, Jeremy Corbyn and Pablo Iglesias have also been branded populist, for the way they express that distrust of the elites and belief in ordinary people that have become key motifs of our zeitgeist.

Produktbeschreibung
In this era of economic crisis, social distress, and ecological threats, the term populism has come to sum up anxiety about our political future. While it is mostly associated with rightwing demagogues such as Donald Trump, Matteo Salvini and Jair Bolsonaro, various figures of the post-crash Left, such as Bernie Sanders, Jeremy Corbyn and Pablo Iglesias have also been branded populist, for the way they express that distrust of the elites and belief in ordinary people that have become key motifs of our zeitgeist.
Autorenporträt
Paolo Gerbaudo is an Italian sociologist and political theorist based at King’s College London where he acts as Director of the Centre for Digital Culture. He is the author of three books on social movements, politics and populism: Tweets and the Streets (2012), The Mask and the Flag (2017) and The Digital Party (2019). He regularly writes for various news media including The New Statesman and The Guardian.