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As nationalist and populist movements gain traction worldwide, democracy faces growing threats. In many cases, large cities have emerged as strongholds of progressive and democratic values, pushing back against authoritarian pressures.
This timely book explores the evolving power struggle between cities and central governments, particularly in countries led by populist regimes. It examines key issues such as decentralisation, financial autonomy and participatory governance, showing how cities are leading the fight against democratic backsliding. As local governments become "laboratories of democracy", this collection highlights their crucial role in protecting civil liberties and fostering political engagement in an era of rising extremism.
Contents
Preface: Democracy at the Crossroads: Cities Must Act - Eric Corijn
1. Introduction - Ivan Tosics, Wirginia Aksztejn, Marta Lackowska, and Le Anh Nguyen Long
2. Cities and Democratic Backsliding - Marta Lackowska, Le Anh Nguyen Long, Ayda Eraydin, and Ivan Tosics
3. Conceptual and Methodological Basis of the Book - Wirginia Aksztejn, and Marta Lackowska
4. Right-Wings and the City in Contemporary Italy: Culture, Policies, and Remedy - Ignazio Vinci
5. Countering the Far-Right Threat to Cities and Communities in the UK - Robin Hambleton
6. Cities Against Populism in the US - Enrico Antonio La Viña
7. Fragmented Recentralization Meets Local Resistance: The Case of Poland - Wirginia Aksztejn
8. Budapest Against the Attacks of the National Government - Ivan Tosics
9. Countering Authoritarian Neoliberal Populism: The Rise of New Social Municipalism in Turkey - Ayda Eraydin
10. Looking at Populism and Democratic Backsliding in the Latin American Context: The Case of El Salvador - Arturo Flores López
11. Citizen Participation in the Age of Chinese Authoritarian Populism - Su Yun Woo
12. Conclusions and Reflections - Le Anh Nguyen Long, Marta Lackowska, Ivan Tosics, and Wirginia Aksztejn
