In this review article I classify the literature on the Turkish political regime during Justice and
Development Party rule as two waves of studies, and a potential third wave. The first wave …

How grave is the threat that populist leaders pose to democracy? To elucidate the prospects
of the United States under president Donald Trump, I conduct a wide-ranging comparative …

This article scrutinizes the relationship between collective nostalgia and populism. Different
populist figures utilize nostalgia by referring to their country's 'good old'glorious days and …

This collaborative report was compiled in the most extraordinary circumstances, with our
colleagues and contributors working from home, in conditions of confinement, while …

The rise of populist parties around the world raises concerns about liberal democracy. Amid
the discussions on democratic backsliding, this study scrutinises populism in Turkey by …

Globally, most developing countries struggle to shift their legislation paradigm by proposing
legislative reform. This is because these countries have realised legislative reform ability to …

Despite being largely overlooked in the literature, Israel provides a rare example of what a
full decade of twenty-first century populism in power looks like. Based on an examination of …

Discontent is seen as a critical driver for the appeal of populism, yet studies have typically
focused on cases of populism in opposition. We argue that scholars' emphasis on populism …

Populist politicians frequently employ anti-establishment appeals in their discourse by
targeting an imagined or real power elite. Do such appeals have a mobilizing effect among …

Asylum is at the core of political discussions in Turkey. The country has rapidly turned into
the world's largest host state in less than a decade, despite a long tradition of excluding non …