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Populism
This Side of Populism

In global conversations between Budapest, Cairo, Brasilia, Nairobi, Moscow, Hyderabad, Salzburg and Zurich we debate common narratives of populists in different countries: Has the “elite” really lost contact with the “people”? What does it really mean to take people’s fears seriously? What is hidden behind the phrase “You still have to be allowed to say that”?

Let’s discuss!
 

Global TalksIllustration: Johanna Benz
Global TalksIllustration: Johanna Benz
Global TalksIllustration: Johanna Benz

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The experience of life in an autocratically governed country causes people to become cautious about restrictions [of basic democratic rights.]

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Our debate team

No discourse without debaters. From Kenya, to Hungary to Switzerland: Our panelists form a truly international debate team. Each and one has experienced populism within their home country. Here, together with you, they discuss some core questions, relating to populism. Each debater adding their very own perspective. Get to know them, and join the debate!
 


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