แนวคิดหลัก
The author delves into the rise of far-right populism across the globe, attributing it to cultural backlash and generational shifts, emphasizing the impact of demographic and cultural tipping points.
บทคัดย่อ
The content explores the surge of far-right populist movements worldwide, citing examples from various countries. It discusses how changing cultural values and generational shifts have fueled this phenomenon. The author highlights the role of media, education, and social media algorithms in shaping political landscapes. The analysis underscores the importance of understanding both supply-side (political parties) and demand-side (public sentiment) factors driving the rise of far-right populism.
The discussion also touches on how transgressive aesthetics, nostalgia for past identities, and feelings of disorientation contribute to the appeal of authoritarian leaders. Moreover, it examines how social media has revolutionized political communication and influenced public perceptions. Overall, the content provides a comprehensive examination of the complex interplay between societal changes, political messaging, and technological advancements in shaping contemporary politics.
สถิติ
"Italy just elected a far right prime minister from a party with fascist roots."
"In France, Marine Le Pen won around 40 percent of the vote in the final round."
"A hard-right group founded by neo-Nazis won seats in Parliament in Sweden."
คำพูด
"Generational change is a really powerful force... where a generation changes... you get your formative values... during your formative years." - Pippa Norris
"People who feel that their culture has turned on them are drawn to politicians who reject gatekeeping institutions." - Ezra Klein
"Social media has changed campaigning... returning back to its roots of one-to-one communication." - Pippa Norris