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Religious Leaders, Populism, and the Election Campaign in Brazil

Religious Leaders, Populism, and the Election Campaign in Brazil
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SMOKERS CORNER: THE POLITICS OF TRANSGRESSION - Newspaper

To suit their political agendas, populists mobilise existing prejudices in society, which encourages transgressive behaviour.

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Amanda B Edgell

Amanda B. Edgell’s profile on The Conversation

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Lowell Barrington

Lowell Barrington’s profile on The Conversation

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The power of the loser: why governments may be inclined to do what the opposition says

Henrik Bech Seeberg writes that a government is likely to adopt legislation covering the opposition's position in order to silence opposition agenda-setting.

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