Wie weiter mit der Populismusforschung?

The continuing boom in the study of populism raises questions about new approaches to the topic. In research practice, a form of conceptual schematism has taken root that is not always adequately reflected in its rigour, analytical viability and normative orientation. This volume responds to this by examining, further developing and making key concepts accessible for current research topics.
The book’s contents include basic questions, concepts and (self-)critiques of populism research: sociology of knowledge, ideology, moralism and normativity; new phenomena and problems: populism and gender, populism and climate politics as well as anti-populism.
This is the first volume in the DVPW Populism Group book series.
With contributions by
Brigitte Bargetz, Tobias Boos, Andreas Eder-Ramsauer, Nina Elena Eggers, Olaf Jann, Jörg Kemmerzell, Victor Kempf, Seongcheol Kim, Heike Mauer, Julian F. Müller, Benjamin Opratko, Veith Selk, Astrid Séville, Jared Sonnicksen, Vincent Streichhahn, Alexander Struwe und Stefan Vennmann.