Populism and foreign policy / Sandra Destradi, Johannes Plagemann.

Author/creator Destradi, Sandra author.
Other author Plagemann, Johannes, author.
Other author Oxford University Press, publisher.
Format Book
PublicationNew York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2025]
Descriptionxii, 328 pages : illustrations, graphs ; 24 cm
Subjects

Physical mediummonochrome
Physical mediumillustration
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Contents Theorizing Populist Foreign Policy -- Escalation of International Disputes -- Provision of Global Public Goods -- Engagement in International Institutions -- Reorientation of International Partnerships -- Populism and Foreign Policy in European Cases.
Abstract "How and why does the formation of populist governments lead to changes in foreign policy? This book theorizes and empirically analyses how populism, understood as a thin-centred ideology, impacts foreign policy. It argues that two common features of populists' foreign policy, the use of foreign policy issues for domestic political mobilization and the personalization of decision making, are key to explain different intensities of foreign policy change. The strongest change can be expected if both mobilization and personalization in a specific issue area are strong. More moderate changes are a result of a combination of strong mobilization and weak personalization, or weak mobilization and strong personalization. The empirical analysis focuses on transitions from non-populist to populist governments in Bolivia, India, the Philippines, and Turkey."-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (pages 269-322) and index.
ISBN9780197694985
ISBN9780197694978 hardcover
ISBN0197694977 hardcover
ISBN0197694985 paperback
ISBNelectronic book
ISBNelectronic book
ISBNelectronic book
Standard identifier# 10.1093/9780197695012.001.0001

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