We often hear that populist parties offer recognition and make people feel better about themselves. This sounds very innocent. So why does populism often turn into a threat to a pluralist and respectful democracy? Christian F. Rostbøll argues that it is exactly because of the way populism recognises the people
Professor of Political Theory, Department of Political Science, University of Copenhagen
Christian holds a PhD from Columbia University.
His main research interests are democratic theory and populism, theories of respect and recognition, and Immanuel Kant’s moral and political philosophy.
He has published numerous articles on political and democratic theory.
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