Public Sphere and World-System:

Morelock, Jeremiah; Narita, Felipe Ziotti

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“…Therefore, this article proposes the following. First, authoritarian populism is likely to advance in democratic countries when (populist) political elites adopt the ideational elements of populism (Mudde 2004; Mudde and Rovira Kaltwasser 2012, 2013, 2017) and authoritarianism (Morelock and Narita 2018: 139), undercutting liberal democratic values, principles, and norms (Adam 2018:1; Bugaric 2019: 391). Such authoritarian populism is compatible with any ideology on the political spectrum and within diverse social bases and political regimes (Mudde and Rovira Kaltwasser 2012, 2013, 2017).…”

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“…This article defines authoritarian populism as populism that political actors and elites develop based on ideational elements that constitute populism (Mudde 2004; Mudde and Rovira Kaltwasser 2012, 2013, 2017) and authoritarianism (Morelock and Narita 2018: 139). These actors and elites are committed to performing authoritarian tendencies (Chacko 2020: 206; Hewison 2017: 437), seeking “social homogeneity through coercion” (Morelock 2018: xiv), and establishing coercive media management strategy (Waisbord 2012; Zweg 2018) to undermine democratic values, norm and principles (Mietzner 2020: 1022; Power 2018: 335).…”

Section: Authoritarian Populism and Journalistic Freedommentioning

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The Four Faces of Authoritarian Populism and Their Consequences on Journalistic Freedom: A Lesson Learnt From Indonesia's 2019 Presidential Election

Ahmad

2021

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This article explores authoritarian populist mobilisation and media strategies that political elites who ran in the election advanced and their consequences on journalistic freedom in an emerging democracy. It focuses on Indonesia's democracy and examines the following questions: what types of authoritarian populist mobilisation and media strategies did Joko Widodo and Prabowo Subijanto adopt when contesting Indonesia's 2019 presidential election? To what degree did these adaptations impact the journalistic freedom of those who worked for Indonesian mainstream media, particularly Indonesian private TV news channels? In-depth interviews with four senior journalists associated with Indonesian TV news channels (Kompas TV, CNN Indonesia, TV One, and INews TV) and two senior journalists working for mainstream media owned by influential Indonesian oligarchs used qualitative and thematic content analyses to reveal the following findings. Jokowi and Prabowo adopted secular nationalist and Islamic authoritarian populist mobilisation during the election. However, Prabowo developed Islamic authoritarian populist mobilisation far more than Jokowi. Jokowi advanced an oligarchic authoritarian populist media strategy, while Prabowo established an intensive Islamic anti-oligarchic authoritarian populist media strategy. As authoritarian populist mobilisation and media strategies evolved during their campaigns, the journalistic freedom of those associated with Indonesian mainstream media declined substantially. This article introduces four faces of authoritarian populism — secular nationalist and Islamic authoritarian populist mobilisation and oligarchic and anti-oligarchic authoritarian populist media strategies — as new concepts enriching political elites’ authoritarian populism literature.

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The Four Faces of Authoritarian Populism and Their Consequences on Journalistic Freedom: A Lesson Learnt From Indonesia's 2019 Presidential Election

Ahmad

2021

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“…of ideas that can be either strategically employed or stem from genuine conviction (Applebaum, 2020;Morelock & Narita, 2018;Jansen, 2011). This perspective allows us to delve into the core ideas and principles that underpin populist movements, enabling a more profound understanding of their dynamics.…”

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Populism, Identity Politics, and the Challenge of Counter Anti-Black and Anti-Muslim Populism: A Comprehensive Analysis

DONE

2023

Perspol

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This paper presents an in-depth investigation into the intricate dynamics between socio-political crises, Black and Muslim social groups, and the escalating support for Populism and populist movements within the context of contemporary France. Our study seeks to unveil the direct and distinct correlations that exist between these minority communities and the surge of Populism while empirically scrutinising the underlying relationships between socioeconomic, cultural, and political integration and the rise of populist sentiments.The research delves into the complex landscape of Populism, encompassing its various manifestations and identifying how socio-political crises provide fertile ground for populist appeals. By exploring the intricate interplay between these elements, our study contributes to an enhanced understanding of the multifaceted nature of Populism within diverse social contexts. The paper's theoretical framework is rooted in the theory of Populism, the principles of intersectionality and the analysis of the relationship between world-feelings and populist support. Methodologically, we take a comprehensive approach based on quantitative and data collection methods. Thus, we empirically examine the relationship between socioeconomic, cultural, and political integration and whether the link between these factors is related to Populism and political radicalisation.The results reveal intricate correlations between integration and the prevalence of populist sentiments, highlighting the role of socioeconomic and cultural factors and political engagement in shaping these dynamics. This article not only contributes to the academic understanding of populism and minority politics but also offers practical implications.

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Vertical Urbanization and Horizontal Urban Populism

Khuntia

2024

Encyclopedia of New Populism and Responses in the 21st Century

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Public Sphere and World-System:

Cited by 8 publications

References 11 publications

The Four Faces of Authoritarian Populism and Their Consequences on Journalistic Freedom: A Lesson Learnt From Indonesia's 2019 Presidential Election

The Four Faces of Authoritarian Populism and Their Consequences on Journalistic Freedom: A Lesson Learnt From Indonesia's 2019 Presidential Election

Populism, Identity Politics, and the Challenge of Counter Anti-Black and Anti-Muslim Populism: A Comprehensive Analysis

Vertical Urbanization and Horizontal Urban Populism

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