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Populism is a political philosophy supporting the rights and power of the people in their struggle against privileged elite. Populism is the label political elites attach to policies supported by ordinary citizens that they don’t like.
When important concerns of the people are not addressed by the elites, the populist movements tend to form to challenge the establishment. Their ideas can rejuvenate democracy, bring new people into the political process, and adjust the political system to societal change.
Populist nationalists, or pop-nats as they are called, share some common characteristics.
Populist Nationalism is divisive and affects Economic growth of the country:
Populism has its own positives:
Conclusion:
The answer lies in fearlessly and courageously standing in the headwinds of crisis times in which some pied pipers would try to use right wing populism to attract people for quick fixes, which would never be possible. Only rational thinking rather than impulsive feelings and anger can solve the problems of our times. Fishing in the troubled waters may be politically expedient, but regressive political and economic policies would entail a bigger cost. In post truth politics, self righteousness is writ very large and this complicates problems making our stands irreconcilable.
By: ABHISHEK KUMAR GARG ProfileResourcesReport error
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