Why illiberal politicians are winning

Jan Zielonka ()
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Jan Zielonka: University of Oxford

Nature Human Behaviour, 2019, vol. 3, issue 9, 888-888

Abstract: Populist politicians—a diverse bunch that include business tycoons, academics and even comedians—are winning elections in Europe and beyond. Jan Zielonka discusses the reasons underlying the rise of populism and how liberals must appeal to the younger generation and regain voters’ trust.

Date: 2019
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