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Populism, People and the Media: Some Opening Reflections

By Gholam Khiabany, Des Freedman and Natalie Fenton Political life in the West has become increasingly volatile and polarised. Anger at elites, disillusion with established forms of representation and experience of economic uncertainty has led to a growth of support for populist parties. This resurgence of ‘populism’ – clearly articulated in the 2016 EU referendum […]

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