Populism in Power 1st Edition

Populism in Power (1st Edition) by Giorgos Venizelos arrives at a pivotal moment for readers tracking the shape of contemporary democracies. Sharp, timely and deeply readable, this book dissects how populist movements transform institutions once they move from opposition into government.

Venizelos blends clear analysis with vivid examples to explain the political mechanics of populism in power. You’ll find gripping case studies, comparative perspectives across Europe and beyond, and practical insights into how populist governance reshapes judicial systems, media landscapes, and policy-making. The narrative navigates both macro trends and on-the-ground decisions, making complex themes accessible to students, public servants, journalists, and engaged citizens.

Why this edition matters: it situates populism within present-day debates across Greece, wider Europe and the Mediterranean, while drawing connections to global developments. The book equips readers to identify patterns, anticipate institutional risks, and understand the policy consequences of populist rule—without jargon or partisan spin.

Whether you’re studying European politics, informing policy responses, or simply seeking a clearer picture of contemporary governance, Populism in Power is an essential read. Balanced, well-researched and urgently relevant, this 1st Edition offers the context and clarity needed to make sense of one of today’s defining political forces. Add it to your collection to stay informed and prepared for the challenges of modern democratic life.

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