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Across the world, nationalistic populism is on the rise, reshaping economic and political landscapes and creating opposition to existing "establishments" and immigration. In both the United States and Europe, populist leaders exploit economic anxiety and manufacture cultural divisions, directing public resentment toward immigrants and other marginalized communities. Meanwhile, developing countries grapple with poverty, conflict, and climate crises, often created or heightened by the policies of the developed world. These forces drive migration and, in turn, fuel the rhetoric of nationalistic populism. As these dynamics intensify, understanding the intersection between these forces becomes more urgent than ever.
In The Global Intersection of Nationalistic Populism and Immigration, Dr. Jacqueline Murray Brux offers a sweeping examination of how nationalistic populism shapes, and is shaped by, global migration patterns. This compelling study explores the ideological foundations of populism and nationalism, their impact on immigration policies, and the often-overlooked role of developing nations as both sources of migration and victims of global power structures. With in-depth analysis spanning the U.S., Europe, Africa, Asia, and Latin America, Brux unpacks the circular relationship between populist movements and migration crises, shedding light on how misinformation, xenophobia, and economic myths sustain this feedback loop. Based in rigorous research, this volume presents a necessary critique of the forces threatening democracy and human rights worldwide.
Bringing together political analysis, economic research, and firsthand narratives, this study is essential reading for scholars, policymakers, and anyone seeking to understand the global forces driving populism and migration today.
Contents
Section I. Introduction
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Definitions of Political Systems
Chapter 3. Definitions of Ideologies: Populism, Nationalism, and Nationalistic Populism
Section II. U.S. Ideology
Chapter 4. U.S. Ideology: Nationalistic Populism
Chapter 5. U.S. Ideology: Authoritarianism
Section III. European Ideology
Chapter 6. European Ideology: Nationalistic Populism and Authoritarianism
Chapter 7. European Repercussions of the U.S. 2024 Presidential Election
Section IV. Global Migration
Chapter 8. Global Migration
Chapter 9. U.S. Immigration
Chapter 10. European Migration
Chapter 11. Developing Country Migration
Section V. The Developing Countries
Chapter 12. Developing Country Standards of Living
Chapter 13. The United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals
Chapter 14. Africa
Chapter 15. Asia
Chapter 16. Latin America
Section VI. Global Happiness
Chapter 17. Indicators and Thoughts on Happiness
Afterword: Nationalistic Populism and its Place in Academia, Political Discourse, and Reality
