Description
Left‑wing National‑Populism 2008–2013 by Andreas Pantazopoulos examines one of the most turbulent periods in recent Greek political life. Through a collection of previously unpublished texts and updated published articles, Pantazopoulos analyses key events, from the December 2008 youth unrest and the “Indignants” movement to the 2012 elections and the Cyprus developments, through the lens of national‑populism. He argues that both left‑ and right‑wing forms of populism became structural elements of contemporary Greek political culture during these years.
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