Globalization, Populism and the Crisis of National Democracy

• In Event: Populism and Power

Abstract

Globalization undermines democracy in two main interacting ways -- by creating a range of socio-economic losers and by undermining national cultural-political identities. Global responses are seen to be both undesirable and ineffective, leading to anachronistic -- and even more ineffective -- nationalistic backlashes.

Authors

• Gaye Güngör, Université Clermont Auvergne.

• Philip G. Cerny, University of Manchester