Populism In Global Perspective A Performative And Discursive Approach 1st Edition Pierre Ostiguy

1 Introduction

Part I Theory

2 Populism, Hegemony, and the Political Construction of “The People”: A Discursive Approach

3 Who Would Identify With An “Empty Signifier”?: The Relational, Performative Approach to Populism

Part II Populist Identification in Global Perspective

4 Populism as Synecdochal Representation: Understanding the Transgressive Bodily Performance of South American Presidents

5 Rafael Correa and the Citizens’ Revolution in Ecuador: A Case of Left-Wing Non-Hegemonic Populism

6 Trump and the Populist Presidency

7 Populism, Race, and Radical Imagination: #FeelingTheBern in the Age of #BlackLivesMatter

8 Populist Politics and the Politics of “Populism”: The Radical Right in Western Europe

9 Populism in Government: The Case of SYRIZA (2015–2019)

10 The High-Low Divide in Turkish Politics and the Populist Appeal of Erdoğan’s Justice and Development Party

11 Beyond Demagogues and Deplorables: Democratizing Populist Rhetoric in Rodrigo Duterte’s Philippines

12 Out With the Old, In With the New?: The ANC and EFF’s Battle to Represent the South African “People”

13 Conclusions: Reflections on the Lessons Learned