Resurgence of populist movements from "summary" of The New Class Conflict by Joel Kotkin
The resurgence of populist movements reflects a broader global trend towards political and social upheaval. This phenomenon is driven by a sense of disillusionment with the existing political establishment, which is perceived as out of touch with the concerns and needs of ordinary people. Populist movements tend to be characterized by their anti-elitist rhetoric and their appeal to the grievances of the working class and other marginalized groups. One of the key drivers of the resurgence of populist movements is the growing economic inequality that has accompanied the rise of the new global elite. As the gap between the rich and the poor has widened, many people feel left behind and marginalized by the forces of globalization and technological change. Populist leaders often exploit these feelings of resentment and alienation to gain support for ...
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