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The populists: what is to be done?
Robin Wilson - 24 October 2018
It is all too easy to throw up one’s hands in despair at the advance of the populists. Easy, but wrong.
The United States, Hungary, Poland, Turkey, Italy, the Philippines … and shortly Brazil: radical-right populists are now in power in big and powerful states around the globe. ‘Brexit’ was a conjunctural victory for them in Britain which they hope to render permanent by ensuring the UK leaves the European Union – however unpopular that may become and at whatever cost.... See more
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