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Populism has had a transformative impact on the global political landscape, but is it invigorating and restoring modern democratic politics, or is it destroying it? This landmark study explores this question from cross-continental perspectives, with contributions from leading scholars including Chantal Mouffe, Azmi Bishara and Hamid Dabashi, engaging in this lively, multiregional and multi-disciplinary debate.
Featuring a broad conversation on the rising and fast changing impact of populism on world politics, this volume tackles one of the most pressing and stimulating political and philosophical questions of our time.
Contents
Preface
Introduction: Passions of the Head
Abdelwahab El-Affendi
Chapter I: Agonistic Democracy, Passions and Left Populism: A Hegemonic Approach Chantal Mouffe
Chapter II: Populism and the Permanent Crisis of Democracy
Azmi Bishara
Chapter III: After Politics? Populism and the Political Theology of Marxian Spectres
Abdelwahab El-Affendi
Chapter IV: Populism and Political Change
Paulina Tambakaki
Chapter V: Towards a Populist Feminism
Luciana Cadahia
Chapter VI: Thy Name is my Enemy: Should we Make the Foreign Familiar or The Familiar Foreign? Hamid Dabashi
Chapter VII: The Enigma of Left Populism: A View from Contemporary India Uday Chandra
Chapter VIII: The Emotional Roots of Populist Mobilizations: Empirically Testing Chantal Mouffe's Affective Approach to Populism?
Abdelkarim Amengay
Chapter IX: The Sick Leviathan: Understanding Populism in the Arab world
Rachid Boutayeb
Chapter X: "I am not a Theorist of Populism": A Conversation with Chantal Mouffe
by Majd Abuamer & Yara Nassar
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