How do democracy and populism go together?
Democracy and populism
Populism is a buzzword in politics around the world – the Brexit vote in Britain and Donald Trump in the US presidential elections to name just a few examples. Is it also a threat to democracy?
Paul TaggartExternal link is an expert on the subject. The professor of politics at Sussex University in England gave a keynote speech at a recent international conference in Zurich and put the phenomenon into context.
The two-day conference was organised by the NCCR DemocracyExternal link and the Foundation for Population, Migration and EnvironmentExternal link.
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