The changing faces of populism. Systemic challengers in Europe and the U.S.

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The book takes in a wide scope, analyzing the variety of movements referred to as “populist” in academic literature. This encompasses old-school nationalists and newer representatives of the populist radical right, as well as other semi- and anti-parliamentary organizations that challenge the system. The studies in the book will be most useful to comparative scholars, teachers, students and policymakers.

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Austrian populism after the victory of FPÖ (Austrian Freedom Party) in 1999 elections: political success of the discursive strategy of exclusion.  (pages 27-47)Roberta Pasquarè

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