Contemporary Populists in Power

Alain Dieckhoff is Director of the Center for International Studies (CERI) at Sciences Po, France, and CNRS Research Professor. Christophe Jaffrelot is a CNRS Research Professor at the Center for International Studies (CERI) at Sciences Po, France, Prof. of Indian politics and sociology at King´s College (London) and President of the French Political Science Association.Elise Massicard is a CNRS Research Professor at the Center for International studies (CERI) at Sciences Po, France.

• Introductory Chapters.- Chapter 1. Introduction: Populists in Power, A Global Perspective.- Chapter 2. Populists in Power: A Comparative Perspective.- Part 1. Populist Roads to Authoritarianism.- Chapter 3. Populism against Democracy or People against Democracy?.- Chapter 4. We Are on the Same Page: The Curious Case of Imran Khan’s Populism in Pakistan.- Chapter 5. From Chávez to Maduro: From delegative democracy to de-democratization.- Chapter 6. Populism and Authoritarian Drift: The Presidency of Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil.- Chapter 7.  Mahinda Rajapaksa: From Populism to Authoritarianism.- Part 2. Consolidating Power.- Chapter 8. Orban's Hungary: From "Illiberal Democracy" to the Authoritarian Temptation.- Chapter 9. Israel: Dedemocratization by Stealth.- Chapter 10. Tatay (Daddy) Digong, The Punisher: President Rodrigo Duterte’s Punitive Populism in the Philippines.- Chapter 11. Ruling for the People or Ruling the People? Governing the Third Sector in Turkey.- Chapter 12. Populist Welfarism in India: How Modi Relates to the Poor.- Part 3. The Limits of Populism in Office.- Chapter 13. The Movimento Cinque Stelle (M5S) in Italy. The Rise and Fall of an Antipolitical Movement.- Chapter 14. The Austrian Far Right in Government: The Role of Coalitions.- Chapter 15. Defensive Populism in Tutelary Democracies:The Case of Thaksin Shinawatra vs the Deep State in Thailand.- Chapter 16. “The System is Strong”: American Democratic Resilience and the Great Trumpian Stress Test.