International Discourses of Authoritarian Populism: Varieties and Approaches

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Contributors
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1 Review of Research
	1.1 Backgrounds of Populism Studies
	Works Cited
	1.2 Populism Studies: Their Current State, Emerging Trends, and the Present Volume
	Works Cited
Part I Theorizing and Historicizing Populism: Perspectives from the United States, Canada, and Australia
	Chapter 2 Arrested Development: Globalization and the Growth of Radical Populism and Unreason: The American Case in Comparative Perspective
	Chapter 3 The Northern Exception: Populism in Canada in the Age of Trump, Brexit, and COVID-19
	Chapter 4 Defining New Populisms: Causes, Characteristics, and Trajectories: Australia and Beyond
Part II Ideological Discourses and Practical Politics: Italy and Finland
	Chapter 5 Matteo Salvini: A Political Chameleon and a Populist Par Excellence?
	Chapter 6 Populist Discourses in Italy: The Case of Immigration
	Chapter 7 The Finns Party: From Catch-All Populism to Radical Anti-Immigration Discourse
Part III Campaigning and Debating: Setting the Populist Stage in Parliament and on TV: Catalonia and the U.S.
	Chapter 8 “I Respectant la Voluntat dels Ciutadans”: The Political Discourse of the Catalan Crisis
	Chapter 9 Moderating Rhetorics of Populism: Moderators’ Encounters with Antagonistic Rhetoric in the 2020 U.S. Presidential and Vice-Presidential Debates
Part IV Media Discourses: Populism in French and Spanish Newspaper Coverage
	Chapter 10 The French Discourse of Populism since 2015: A Corpus-Based Study of the Uses of the Terms Populisme(s)/Populiste(s) in Le Monde and Le Figaro, 2015–2018
	Chapter 11 Discursive Strategies on Non-European Immigration to Spain in the Spanish Press: An Analysis of the Newspapers El País and El Mundo
Part V (Social) Media Discourses: Populism and Anti-Populism in American and Hungarian Political Cartoons
	Chapter 12 Tremendously Metaphorical: A Rhetorical Analysis of Donald Trump’s “Crooked Hillary” Image Macro
	Chapter 13 Populism on Paper: Is Viktor Orbán a Strong Leader in Hungary’s hvg Magazine?
Part VI Leftist Populism as Authoritarian Populism: The Case of Venezuela
	Chapter 14 The Role of the Media in an Extremely Polarized Society: The Case of Venezuelan Populism
	Chapter 15 Nicolás Maduro: Populist Rhetoric without Populist Leadership
Part VII Literature as Anti-Populist Protest: Australian, Mexican American, and Indian American Life Writing
	Chapter 16 Literature Challenging Populism: Anti-Populist Discourse in Behrouz Boochani, Valeria Luiselli, and Suketu Mehta
	Conclusion: Summary of Results and Needed Research
Index