Re-exploring the Breeding Ground for the Success of Populism

Abstract

The current panel in this section will explore the issues related to the additional factors that prepare the breeding ground (Mudde, 2017) for the persistent success of populism around the world. The issues of institutions, trust, the return of feudalistic relations are the main focus of the panel. To this end, we will invite papers using both theoretical and empirical perspectives.

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