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DESCRIPTION:What is the most appropriate and accurate depiction of the curr
 ent state of democratic politics? “Populism” – “Libertarian Authoritariani
 sm” – “Autocratic Populism”? How does the current surge in populist electo
 ral results compare to historical antecedents? What ‘caused’ the present d
 isillusionment with democratic institutions? What is the role played by so
 cio-economic precariousness and disenfranchisement in citizens’ experience
 s of democratic politics? Who and what has been eroding public processes o
 f democratic deliberation? Is it ‘globalization’\, ‘the internet’ and soci
 al media? Is it information overflow\, online hatred and ‘fake news’?  \n
 \nHow can we trace back the origins of the current crisis? Is today’s exha
 ustion of democratic collective self-governance the result of post-Welfare
  State neoliberal policies? Was the post-1970s rise of individualism\, res
 ponsibilization and income inequality – the 99% problem – inevitable? Is i
 t reversible? \n\nSpeakers\n\nProfessor em. Daniel Drache\, York Universit
 y\, Toronto \n\nProfessor em. Günter Frankenberg\, Goethe University\, Fra
 nkfurt \n\nHelen Hayes\, PhD cand.\, ���ϲ����� University \n\nDiscussant: Sim
 on Archer\, Goldblatt Partners\, LL.P. Toronto  \n\nModerator: Professor P
 eer Zumbansen\, ���ϲ����� University \n\nBackground Readings for the Roundtab
 le: \n\nIngolfur Blühdorn\, The dialectic of democracy: modernization\, em
 ancipation and the great regression\, (2020) 27 Democratization\, 389-407.
  \n\nSheri Berman\, The Causes of Populism in the West\, (2021) 24 Annual 
 Review of Political Science\, 71-88. \n\nChahrazad Abdallah\, Predatory Ca
 pitalism\, (2022) 25 M@n@gement 89-92. \n\nMichaël O’Neill\, The trucker p
 rotests and the blatant failure of citizenship education\, Policy Options\
 , 11 April 2022. \n\nBen Dinsdale\, Freedom\, not Fear\; Truckers\, not Tr
 udeau: Why Right-Wing Populism is Going Mainstream in Canada\, Oxford Poli
 cy Review\, 7 March 2023. \n\nKyle Hiebert\, Tech-Fuelled Inequality Could
  Catalyze Populism 2.0\, CIGI online\, 19 October 2022. \n\nInterview with
  Grégoire Chamayou\, La Libération\, 9 nov. 2018\, link. \n\nInterview wit
 h Oliver Nachtwey\, Verso 2018\, link. \n\nPaul J. Maher et al\, The Many 
 Guises of Populism and Crisis\, (2022) 43 Political Psychology\, 819-826. 
 \n\nSebastian Sevignani\, Digital Transformations and the Ideological Form
 ation of the Public Sphere: Hegemonic\, Populist\, or Popular Communicatio
 n?\, (2022) 39 Theory\, Culture\, Society\, 91-109. \n
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LOCATION:NCDH Room 202
SUMMARY:Populism and the Causes of Democratic Discontent: The Road to the C
 urrent Predicament and How to Move Forward 
URL:/law/fr/channels/event/populism-and-causes-democra
 tic-discontent-road-current-predicament-and-how-move-forward-350390
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