Social Elites and Populism
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Focusing on the interplay between social elites and populism, this book analyzes their historical and contemporary significance. It explores key theories of elitism and the characteristics of elites, while addressing the implications of populism for liberal democracy and authoritarianism. The text seeks to define populism and its detrimental effects on society, economy, and moral values. Additionally, it includes case studies of Argentinian Peronism and Poland's "good change" to illustrate these concepts in practice.
