The Changing Faces of Populism: Systemic Challengers in Europe and the U.s.. This item is unavailable.The Changing Faces of Populism: Systemic Challengers in Europe and the U.s.

The book takes in a wide scope, analyzing the variety of movements referred to as “populist” in academic literature. This encompasses old-school nationalists and newer representatives of the populist radical right, as well as other semi- and anti-parliamentary organizations that challenge the system. The studies in the book will be most useful to comparative scholars, teachers, students and policymakers.

Hedwig Giusto is responsible for international relations at the Fondazione Italianieuropei.

David Kitching is policy advisor at the Foundation for European Progressive Studies, where he is responsible for international affairs and research activities ranging from populism and extremism to active citizenship.

Stefano Rizzo has taught international relations at the University of Rome, La Sapienza. He is a journalist and has written extensively on international politics, specializing on the United States political system.

Hedwig Giusto is responsible for international relations at the Fondazione Italianieuropei.

David Kitching is policy advisor at the Foundation for European Progressive Studies, where he is responsible for international affairs and research activities ranging from populism and extremism to active citizenship.

Stefano Rizzo has taught international relations at the University of Rome, La Sapienza. He is a journalist and has written extensively on international politics, specializing on the United States political system.