Activities and Counterstrategies; Populism during the COVID-19 Pandemic

IF 0.3 Q4 POLITICAL SCIENCE
Populism Pub Date : 2023-09-04 DOI:10.1163/25888072-bja10050
Jellen Olivares-Jirsell, Anders Hellström
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Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic has created an impetus for action for governments and citizens, but these actions can be challenging to understand. As a riposte, we use The Populist Divide as a framework for understanding the patchwork of populist responses to the COVID-19 pandemic. Our approach brings nuance to how crises are framed dependent on the trust levels between actors, thus presenting populist relationships as determined by selective trust allocation and not necessarily one of fixed ideological paradigms. Additionally, we introduce activities as the response to a measure, whether accepting or even protesting, but ultimately consenting to the legitimate powers of the leaders imposing these measures. On the other hand, counterstrategies emerging as challenges to the legitimacy of the leaders themselves.
活动和对策;COVID-19大流行期间的民粹主义
新冠肺炎大流行推动了政府和公民采取行动,但这些行动可能难以理解。作为回应,我们使用“民粹主义分歧”作为理解民粹主义者对新冠肺炎大流行的拼凑反应的框架。我们的方法根据行动者之间的信任水平来构建危机,从而呈现出由选择性信任分配决定的民粹主义关系,而不一定是一种固定的意识形态范式。此外,我们引入活动作为对措施的回应,无论是接受还是抗议,但最终同意实施这些措施的领导人的合法权力。另一方面,反战略正在成为对领导人自身合法性的挑战。
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