Volume 2, Issue 1 | Global Public Policy and Governance

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Volume 2, Issue 1

March 2022

Special Issue: Global Populism and Governance

Issue Editor:

Bert Rockman

7 articles in this issue

Introduction to special issue on global populism and governance
Bert A. Rockman
Editorial 31 March 2022 Pages: 1 - 4
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Global Populism and Governance
Populism has relationship issues: collider effects and immigration policy in Italy
Dwayne Woods
Research Article 04 March 2022 Pages: 5 - 21
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Global Populism and Governance
American populism: dimensions, distinctions, and correlates
David C. Barker
Ryan DeTamble
Research Article 04 March 2022 Pages: 22 - 46
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Global Populism and Governance
Populists, authoritarians, or securitarians? Policy preferences and threats to democratic governance in the modern age
John R. Hibbing
Research Article 10 January 2022 Pages: 47 - 65
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Global Populism and Governance
A flash in the pan: why was UKIP’s electoral achievement so short-lived?
Hongqiang Lyu
Youxing Lang
Research Article 04 April 2022 Pages: 66 - 88
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Global Populism and Governance
How the European Union responded to populism and its implications for public sector reforms
Edoardo Ongaro
Fabrizio Di Mascio
Alessandro Natalini
Research Article Open access 15 February 2022 Pages: 89 - 109
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Global Populism and Governance
What has populism ever done for you? Are populist governments successful in producing economic and social change?
B. Guy Peters
Research Article 25 April 2022 Pages: 110 - 128
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