populism

'Is Populism “A thing” in the US?' by Professor Christopher Parker

Cecil Gibb Seminar Series 2019

‘Is Populism “A thing” in the US?’

by Professor Christopher Parker, Department of Political Science, University of Washington

Seminar co-sponsored by the Research School of Psychology Cecil Gibb Seminar Series and Coral Bell School Horizons Seminar Series

Populism and the Australian election: what could fringe voters deliver to our parliament?

Populist voters could tip the balance to a Coalition government, writes Paul Kenny in The Guardian.

Democratic responses to populist challenges

What are the emerging remedies to the pathologies of populism? Four authors of four new books reflect on how opposition parties, activist groups, global institutions and new political alliances contest the rise of the radical right and offer alternatives for democratic transformation.

Panellists include:

Populism and Patronage: Why Populists Win Elections in India, Asia and Beyond

Populist rule is bad for democracy, yet in country after country, populists are being voted into office.

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