Populism and Time

Andy Knott is Senior Lecturer in Politics at the University of Brighton

• AcknowledgmentsChapter 1: Introduction: Populism, Metaphor, Temporality - Andy Knott Part I: Populism, Politics, HistoryChapter 2: On Populism’s Beginnings - Andy KnottChapter 3: Populism, Impossible Time, and Democracy’s People Problem - Clare WoodfordChapter 4: Politics and Time: the Nostalgic, the Opportunist and the Utopian. An Existential Analytic of Podemos’ Ecstatic Times - Adrià Porta CaballéPart II: Populism and TechnologyChapter 5: Populisation: Populism – Temporary Dysfunction or Modernity’s Revenge? - Simon TormeyChapter 6: Populism and the Mirror of Technology - Michaelangelo AnastasiouChapter 7: Populism, Social Media and the Technospheric - Jamie RangerPart III: Populism and Time in Latin AmericaChapter 8: Antagonism, Flexibility and the Surprising Resilience of Populism in Latin America - María Esperanza CasulloChapter 9: Rupture, Institutionalisation and Tension. About Populist Temporality in Latin America - Paula Biglieri and Gloria PerellóChapter 10: Populism and Constitutionalism in Brazil: an Enduring or Transitional Relationship in Time? - Eleonora Mesquita Ceia Chapter 11: Conclusion: Time for More? Populism’s Prospects - Andy KnottIndex

Drawing on cutting-edge political theory as well as analysing important empirical cases, this thoughtful collection skilfully sheds light on populism's relationship to time and temporality. In doing so, it does something remarkable: it says something new and important about populism! Highly recommended, timely and worthy of your time.