Fighting populism on its own turf - with Tommaso Nannicini
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- Populism is on the rise across Europe. In this episode of Governance This Week we explore the root causes of populism, the main differences between populist and traditional parties, and how the latter can react to the success of the former.
Our guest is Professor Tommaso Nannicini, Chair in Political Economy at the Florence School of Transnational Governance. Professor Nannicini has not only extensively researched populism, he is also a former chief economic adviser to the Italian PM, former Under Secretary, and former Senator. In this episode, he explains how he set up a randomised controlled trial to see how traditional parties can respond to populist parties on issues that are particularly fitting for populist messages.
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Great talk Professor Nannicini. You gave me some insight. I ask that you please not lose faith in America. The main battle seems to be the already bad and still not improving education system and very poor media/news literacy. It is very easy for those to receive and believe populist ideals. I work in cybersecurity and study state-run and individual perpetuated misinformation and disinformation campaigns in my free time.
Keep doing what you’re doing! 👍
@@humphreybradley3060 "The condition upon which God hath given liberty to man is eternal vigilance; which condition if he break, servitude is at once the consequence of his crime and the punishment of his guilt."- John Philpot Curran, late 1700s
No we want to be populist of our own accord
Absolutely terrible video full of mis-, dis-, and malinformation
Oh look, Davis here speaks for EVERY American. I missed the memo that we elected him as our representative.
Why come here and make us look ignorant? You post baseless claims, no information, like we are just supposed to guess. That's not media literacy. That's idiocracy.
Do better, Davis.@@davisthedavis
You also do see them trying to address any issue either.
Perhaps populism is also influenced by the continued concentration of capital. Thomas Piketty hinted as such in his book Capital in the Twenty-First Century. Historically, pre-WW1 was also a period of extreme concentration of capital 🤨.
absolutely
For populist read far right!
Leftist populism is real too.
If you are brain dead
Absolutely terrible video filled with mis-, dis-, and malinforation