81st Annual Midwest Political Science Association Conference: Populist Anti-Pluralism: Investigating the Ambiguous Relationship Between Populism, Anti-Pluralism, and Democracy

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Board #31 - Populist Anti-Pluralism: Investigating the Ambiguous Relationship Between Populism, Anti-Pluralism, and Democracy

In Event: 87-303 - Poster Session: Religion & Politics

Fri, April 5, 3:00 to 4:30pm CDT (3:00 to 4:30pm CDT), TBA

Brief Overview

Using large-n statistical analysis, this paper disentangles the relationship between populism, anti-pluralism, and democratic quality, arguing that anti-pluralists and especially populist anti-pluralists pose the greatest threat to democracy.

Author

Maxwell Bilder Serota, Carleton College