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Financial Insecurity, Not Immigration, Is Driving Populist Politics
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Financial Insecurity, Not Immigration, Is Driving Populist Politics
Nearly a decade after Brexit and Donald Trump’s first election victory, populism is still often portrayed as a revolt by working-class voters struggling to keep up with economic change. But today’s electoral shifts reflect everyday forms of insecurity affecting a much broader segment of the population.
The crisis of the economic model and the erosion of stability in the middle class, rather than the rejection of migration, are the factors that today nourish political discontent in Europe. Read more
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