Vol. 7 No. 2 (2021): DOUBLE SPECIAL ISSUE

Full version

• Full version

  1-270

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• Cover

  1 and 270

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• Index

  3-4

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Special Issue Introduction

• People Have the Power? Reframing the debate on Contemporary Populism(s)

  Giuseppe Cascione

  5-8

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Research Notes

• Typologies of Populism: a Hypothesis Based on Hyperpolitics Methodology

  Alfredo Ferrara

  9-27

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Special Issue

• The Shape of the People. Rethinking Populism Beyond Laclau

  Damiano Palano

  29-62

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• Populism and Neoliberalism. Notes on the Morphology of a ‘Perverse Alliance’

  Alessandro Simoncini

  63-95

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• Reacting to the Politics and Economy Relation. The Reasons for Contemporary Populism

  Gianpasquale Preite

  97-118

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• Populism Literature on Europe: A Brief Overview and Meta-Analysis

  Gianluca Piccolino, Sorina Soare

  119-166

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  • Dataset

• If you cannot rule them, misinform them! Communication strategies of Italian radical right-wing populist parties during the pandemic

  Paolo Marzi, Maria Giovanna Sessa

  167-196

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  • Appendix A

• Electoral and Executive Agenda in Time of Populism: A Solemn Oath or Coalition Politics as Usual?

  Leonardo Puleo, Alice Cavalieri

  197-232

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Research Articles

• Female Fighters and Deadliness of Terrorist Campaigns in Civil War

  Margherita Belgioioso, Jennifer Philippa Eggert

  233-268

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