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Exploring the Rise of Populism Across Borders and Its Implications for Global Cooperation.
Abstract
This paper examines the phenomenon of populism and its far-reaching implications for domestic politics and international relations. Following the aftermath of second world war, liberal democracies emerged as stable forms of government, emphasizing individual rights, consensus-building, and the rule of law. However, the rise of populism in recent decades has challenged these established norms, with populist leaders presenting themselves as champions of the people's will against perceived elites a
Keywords
Populism
Liberal democracy
Political polarization
Nationalism
Globalization
Authoritarianism
Social justice
Democratic values
international cooperation
