Latin America, the Middle East & North Africa, and Europe: Present Inclusionary and Exclusionary Forms of Rightist and Leftist Populism

Faruk Hadzic
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Faruk Hadzic: Independent researcher, Bosnia and Herzegovina (B&H)
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European Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies Articles, 2024, vol. 9

Abstract: The study examines current left-wing and right-wing political behaviour and inclusionary and exclusionary practices in MENA, Latin America, and Europe and its outcomes on political developments and changes in comparative method. This study investigates the evolution and transition of contemporary rightism and leftism in these dissimilar Regions and the diverse degrees of inclusionary and inclusionary populism features of the political parties. First, it questions political conditions, behavioralism, and transitions of populism. Second, in which forms of inclusions and exclusions populism arrive on the political scene. Thus, the focus is on the latest decade from the cross-continental and cross-regional perspective. Although there is scholarly debate about contemporary populism in the European Continent (in general) and, lately, some in Latin America and MENA (Middle East and North Africa), cross-continental and regional research is lacking.

Keywords: Latin America; left-wing populism; right-wing populism; inclusions; exclusions; political behaviour; Europe; MENA (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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