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Introduction : populism as a multifaceted political practice / Shiru Wang -- Populisms in India : conditions and a concept / Srikrishna Ayyangar -- Varieties of Chinese populism : mapping the mindsets of pro- and anti-system populists / Sarah Eaton and Armin Müller -- Prabowo's populism in Indonesia : primary concept and secondary ideas / Andreas Ufen -- Populism as a strategy in Malaysia / Syaza Shukri -- The hauntological approach to populism : a case study of South Korea in a global perspective / Han, Sang-Jin -- Varieties of populism in Japan : Reiwa Shinsengumi, the Japan Restoration Party and the ambiguities in classifying populism / Eder-Ramsauer, Andreas and Mitsuru Matsutani -- Measuring populism in Taiwan / Jason Kuo -- Grassroots populism in a pro-democracy social movement : the case of Hong Kong / Shiru Wang -- A short conclusion / Shiru Wang.

Big data landscape fuels emerging technologies -- Big data landscape challenges fundamental intelligence principles and practices -- Big data landscape : new social harms and national security threats -- Big data and intelligence in practice -- Data and privacy -- Ethics and bias -- Trust, transparency and legitimacy.

Introduction: Does Money Rule Post-Soviet Party Politics?Fernando Casal Bértoa 1. Against The Mainstream? The Impact of Party Regulation in Political Competition in MoldovaSergiu Lipcean, In Collaboration with Elena Prohnitchi 2. Dominance By Default: Political Finance and The Political Party System in MongoliaDagvyn Enkhtsetseg and Altankhuyagyn Bat-Orgil 3. Regulation of Party Finance in Russia and its Implications for The Party SystemValeria Tonhäuser and Alexander Kynev 4. Money For Nothing? The Trends and Patterns of Political Finance Regulation and Party System Development in GeorgiaBakur Kvashilava and Levan Tsutskuridze 5. Fighting For Dominance: Party Funding Regulation and Party System Development in ArmeniaHamazasp Danielyan, Harout Manougian and Fernando Casal Bértoa 6.The Illusion Of Transparency: Party Finance Regulation in Ukraine and its Impact on The Party SystemOleksii Sydorchuk and Bohdan Bernatskyi 7. Kyrgyz Parties In Quicksand: When the Only Constant is Weak Party RegulationAnastasia Griadasova and Emilbek Dzhuraev 8. Autocrats, Oligarchs, and Party Politics in KazakhstanDimashAlzhanov and Nurseit Niyazbekov Conclusions And Recommendations: Party Funding Regulation and Legislative ReformLevan Tsutskuridze

Prologue: Dsemocracy in the 21st century -- Reversing trends in 'democraticness' -- Comparative political science and the study of democracy -- Thinking about democracy : the origins of the liberal model -- Designing liberal democracy : institutionalizing the polity -- Towards universal suffrage and representation of the people -- Who governs at the end of the day in a democracy? -- Polyarchy and pluralism : waves of democratization -- Consensus democracy : the alternative to polyarchy? -- Parties and democracy : does politics matter? -- Ranking the stars of democraticness -- The limits of the liberal democratic model -- Signs of backsliding : illiberalism and populism -- Macro-politics and micro-performance of the 'state' -- Liberal democracy, legitimacy and stateness : micro performance -- Legitimacy and the liberal democratic state in the 21st century -- Epilogue: backsliding into the 21st century: outmoded or viable and resilient?

Introduction : on the peripheries of the EU and of whiteness -- Margins of the EU project : the East in rhetoric and accession policies -- Inequalities in the experience of East-to-West mobility : the rights to free movement and equality -- Case study : CEE movers in pre-Brexit Britain -- Conclusions : fractures and peripheries, past, and future.

Foreign aid and world order(s), a political economy of crisis and disruptors -- A critique of the neo-liberal world order : a foreign aid perspective -- Crises and disruptors of world order(s) : the first decades of the 21st century -- A critique of contemporary foreign aid -- The geo-politicization of aid -- Geopolitical crises and the changing role of aid.

"This book offers a multidisciplinary exploration of how climate change is impacting conflicts, contention, and competition in the world. The volume examines how climate change is creating and exacerbating insecurities for millions of people globally, and how states, inter-governmental bodies, and others are attempting to meet challenges today and in the near and medium term. It shows that climate change insecurity is relevant to a battery of security areas, including warfighting, stabilisation, human security, influence, and resilience and capacity building. The volume provides insights into how climate change has and will impact security at different scales and in different localities, including national and ethnic tensions, food and water security, resource competition, mass displacement, and even the recruitment profiles and operations of violent and extremist organisations. With contributions from pioneering researchers and practitioners, the book discusses shifting operational requirements and responsibilities, and the need for clarity around the size and shape of capacity gaps. In addition to practitioners and policy-makers working in these areas, the book will be of significant interest to researchers and students of defence studies, peace and conflict studies, climate change and environmental security, and international relations"--