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Schworer, Jakob. The Growth of Populism in the Political Mainstream. 1st ed. Springer, Cham, 2021.

Description

This book:

  • Provides a new interpretation regarding the dangers of populist and nativist discourses
  • Avoids complex regression analysis and is easy to understand for the reader due to its largely qualitative approach
  • Offers new findings on a highly relevant topic widely discussed in science and the public discourse

Table of contents

  1. Introduction: Populistisation of Mainstream Parties? – Jakob Schwörer, Pages 1-10
  2. Theoretical-Conceptual Framework – Jakob Schwörer, Pages 11-41
  3. Study Design and Analytical Approach – Jakob Schwörer, Pages 43-64
  4. Contamination of Mainstream Parties’ Messages? Shifting Degrees of Communicative Content – Jakob Schwörer, Pages 65-104
  5. From Degrees to Content: The Meaning of Communicative Content and New Emerging Discourses – Jakob Schwörer, Pages 105-196
  6. Conclusion – Jakob Schwörer, Pages 197-205
  7. Back Matter, Pages 207-224
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