12 articles in this issue
- The Possibilities and Limits of Dialogue in a World of Political Populisms: A Positional Editorial Reflection Paul Weller | Pages: 7-21
- The Language of Political War: How Donald Trump Integrates War into Mainstream Political Discourse Madelief Alserda | Pages: 22-45
- The Use of Racism in Socially Constructing Populist Claims Monetta Bailey | Pages: 46-68
- Populism from the Perspective of the Strategic Approach: A Case Study of Boyko Borisov’s Strategy After the Parliamentary Elections in Bulgaria on 4/04/2021 Atanas Zhdrebev | Pages: 69-93
- Divisive Nostalgia: How do Dialogues of National Nostalgia Impact on Civil Society’s Relationship with Populism? Flossie Caerwynt, Amy Sanders, Michael Woods, Rhys Dafydd Jones | Pages: 94-124
- Populism Against Protected Areas: The End of Bottom-Up Projects? Mosè Cometta | Pages: 125-143
- Religion and Populism: The Paradigm of Turkey’s Diyanet Stavroula Koskina | Pages: 125-172
- Hindu Religious Populism Against Religious Minorities: Cases of Christian and Muslim Minorities in India Amit Singh | Pages: 173-193
- The Myth of the Vulnerable Audience: Exploring Counter-Intuitive Approaches to Post-Truth Populism in the New Mass Media Dounia Mahlouly | Pages: 194-215
- Conceptualising a Queer Digital Populism: Conflict and Reconciliation between Politician and Persona in Digital Populist Communications Chris Burden | Pages: 216-242
- Populism and Dialogue: How Enforced Binaries Make the Populace Harder to Dialogue with and to Understand Sean O’Dubhghaill, Banah Khamis, Victoria Rascon-Benito | Pages: 243-261
- Deepening Dialogue in Silent Spaces: An Exploration of Pedagogical Informed Practice in Adult and Community Education Spaces within Communities in Contention Margaret Nugent | Pages: 262-275