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Posted inEuropean Union, France, Italy, Mexico, United Kingdom, World

Is pensioner populism here to stay?

by Edoardo Campanella October 13, 2018

The right-wing populism that has emerged in many Western democracies in recent years could turn out to be much more than a blip on the political landscape. Beyond the Great Recession and the migration crisis, both of which created fertile ground for populist parties, the aging of the West’s population will continue to alter political […]

Posted inAT Finance, Beijing, China, European Union, Germany, India, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, South Asia, Thailand, United Kingdom, Vietnam, World

Do-nothing, heedless governments face surge of populist anger

by David Simmons October 6, 2017

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