Suchergebnisse

Explores populism and neo-populism in Argentina, radical populist Right in Western Europe, "Lukashism" and authoritarian populism in Belarus, liberal reforms and institutional democracy in Argentina, election speeches and legislative practices of the Maurice Duplessis government in Quebec, and rise of the radical Right in Turkey; 6 articles. Summaries in English.

Die Oktoberunruhen in Algerien haben den Willen zur wirtschaftlichen Öffnung bestärkt. Doch eine grundlegende Demokratisierung, die Basis für wirtschaftliche und gesellschaftliche Veränderungen ist, stößt auf starke Widerstände im politischen System. (DÜI-Gbh)

This article examines the political reign of Maurice Duplessis in light of discussions on populism. The author distinguishes two forms of populism, plebiscitarian & identitarian. He then analyzes election speeches & legislative practices of the Duplessis governments toward farmers. He demonstrates that plebiscitarian populism is to be found during election campaigns, while the identitarian form is less important. The author shows that plot theory crucial in identitarian populism is absent from Duplesssis's political speeches & practices. In addition, there is not, in Duplessis, a will to change Quebec's political framework profoundly. Thus, the author concludes that the Duplessis regime is characterized by an incomplete form of populism. Adapted from the source document.

Analyzes the parliamentary elections of 1992 and 1994; some focus on Right vs. Left.