We Are Not Worthless: Resentment, Misrecognition and Populist Mobilization
The current stage of liberal democracy generates myriad grievances that fuel resentment, providing a basis for new waves of populist mobilization.
The current stage of liberal democracy generates myriad grievances that fuel resentment, providing a basis for new waves of populist mobilization.
Unfortunately, more often than not, the environmental consequences of a healthy diet are disastrous, particularly in the case of avocados.
One of Europe’s favorite fruits contributes to the destruction of biodiversity and natural habitats.
The evocation of a glorious past is a great way to make people feel good about themselves at a time when there is little to be cheerful about.
Today, we have widespread polarization, mutual recriminations, intense loathing, and a politics of grievances and resentment.
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed Europe’s unpreparedness to confront a major crisis. The continent needs to learn lessons for future challenges.
In this super election year, Germany’s ruling party faces public discontent over its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
These days, identity politics focuses on minorities and particularly race, in the process sidelining, if not outright dismissing, questions of class.
On the surface, the recent wave of anti-Asian hostility might easily be explained as being directly related to COVID-19. The reality is more complex.
The populist surge that has swept over the United States during the past decade or so has fundamentally altered the logic of electoral choice.
Donald Trump was not simply a fleeting moment in contemporary American politics — quite the opposite.
It boggles the mind that the US, which was instrumental in defeating Nazi Germany, is fomenting an ideology derived from the worst of German racist thinking.
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The high rates of infection in AfD strongholds suggest that the party’s position on COVID-19 is potentially causing significant harm to its supporters.
Despite a vigorous 15-year resume as chancellor, it is now clear that COVID-19 will define how Angela Merkel will be judged once she leaves office.
