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DP18929: Populist Rule and the Formation of Zero-Sum Beliefs
Populists govern more of the worlds countries than at any point in the past century, on both the right and the left. What they share is not an economic programme but a worldview that casts politics as a struggle between ordinary citizens and a self-serving establishment, a conflict that is zero-sum
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