Right-Wing Populism

Putting Right-Wing Populism in Context

Where Does Right-Wing Populism Fit in the Political Scene?

Since 1981 when Margaret Canovan wrote her classic book, Populism, scholars have developing a theory of populism as essentially a rhetorical style or frame in which the virtuous "people" are pitted against the corrupt "elies."

Populist movements on the political right are a major study area for Political Research Associates. We hope the following slide show helps you understand populism from the point of view of social movement theory.

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More Resources

• Where Does Right-Wing Populism Fit in the Political Scene? {you are here}
• What is Populist Producerism?
• How Does Populist Producerism Facilitate Scapegoating?
• What are the Main Sectors of the Political Right in the US?

Patriot and Armed Militia Movements

• What is the Patriot Movement?
• What is the Armed Citizens Militia Movement?
• Who are the Consitutionalists, Freeman, Sovereign Citizens, etc.?
• How to Respond to the Patriot & armed militia movements

Christian Dominionism

• What is Christian Theocracy and Dominionism?
• What is Aggressive Apocalypticism?
• What is Christian Reconstruction?
• What is the Army of God?
• What is Christian Identity?

Right-Wing Populism

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• Tea Parties
• What is Right-Wing Populism?
• What is Producerism?
• Challenging the Right-Wing Backlash
• Who is Being Scapegoated?
• Who is Being Recruited?
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• FAQ's

Related Pages

• Movement Building
• The Tools of Fear
  • Dualism
  • Demonization
  • Scapegoating
  • Apocalyptic Aggression
• Power Structure Research
• Studying the U.S. Political Right
• What's Wrong with Conspiracism?
• Report: Toxic to Democacy: Conspiracy Theories, Demonization, & Scapegoating

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