What Have Populists Done for Us?
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What Have Populists Done for Us?
Exclusionary Populism in Power in Israel and Beyond
Avigur-Eshel, Amit; Filc MD, Dani
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
07/2024
170
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9781035311392
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Contents:
Introduction: Populism as a struggle for hegemony within
growth model constraints
1 Populism in government as a struggle for hegemony
2 Populism and neoliberalism in Israel
3 The maturation of the export-led growth model
and growing social discontent
4 Liberalism vs exclusionary populism: Ideologies
and historical blocs
5 Cooperating with rivals in government, 2009-15
6 A 'pure' exclusionary populist government: 2015-19
Conclusion: Expanding the analytical framework through
time and space
Bibliography
Introduction: Populism as a struggle for hegemony within
growth model constraints
1 Populism in government as a struggle for hegemony
2 Populism and neoliberalism in Israel
3 The maturation of the export-led growth model
and growing social discontent
4 Liberalism vs exclusionary populism: Ideologies
and historical blocs
5 Cooperating with rivals in government, 2009-15
6 A 'pure' exclusionary populist government: 2015-19
Conclusion: Expanding the analytical framework through
time and space
Bibliography
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Hegemony; Populism; Growth model; Likud; Neoliberalism; Socioeconomic policy
Contents:
Introduction: Populism as a struggle for hegemony within
growth model constraints
1 Populism in government as a struggle for hegemony
2 Populism and neoliberalism in Israel
3 The maturation of the export-led growth model
and growing social discontent
4 Liberalism vs exclusionary populism: Ideologies
and historical blocs
5 Cooperating with rivals in government, 2009-15
6 A 'pure' exclusionary populist government: 2015-19
Conclusion: Expanding the analytical framework through
time and space
Bibliography
Introduction: Populism as a struggle for hegemony within
growth model constraints
1 Populism in government as a struggle for hegemony
2 Populism and neoliberalism in Israel
3 The maturation of the export-led growth model
and growing social discontent
4 Liberalism vs exclusionary populism: Ideologies
and historical blocs
5 Cooperating with rivals in government, 2009-15
6 A 'pure' exclusionary populist government: 2015-19
Conclusion: Expanding the analytical framework through
time and space
Bibliography
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