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When (Left) Populism Makes it to Government - The Case of Podemos

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This book is concerned with the evolution of Podemos, the election of which arguably marks one of the most notable instances of left-wing populism making it to government. As junior coalition partner in the Sánchez II government, Podemos brought about the first coalition government in the Spanish democracy.
Through this case study, the book examines how left-wing populist parties adapt to their participation in government - how they navigate the challenge of institutionalization, how they change their organization and communication strategies - thereby transitioning from outside forces to becoming integral parts of the institutional system themselves. Is Podemos a traditional political party today? Is Podemos still populist?
This book sheds light on the transformation of political actors born amidst the Great Recession and the crisis of political representation, the continuities and discontinuities in their evolutions. The case of Podemos will also be put into context by comparing it with other types of populism that have come to power in Europe.

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Authors Matteo Giardiello
Publisher De Gruyter
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 01.08.2025
 
EAN 9783111591599
ISBN 978-3-11-159159-9
No. of pages 200
Illustrations 11 b/w and 13 col. ill., 5 b/w and 1 col. tbl.
Subjects Social sciences, law, business > Sociology > Political sociology

Kommunikation, Regierung, Populismus, Verstehen, Populism, Organization, Communication, Podemos, auseinandersetzen, Left, Government, Politische Linke, SOC000000 SOCIAL SCIENCE / General

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