University of Cagliari
Between law and revolution: is populism constitutuional?
Demuro, Gianmario
2021-01-01
Abstract
Populism can be revolutionary, because a prescriptive conception of democracy is not able to rule our globalised world and economy. Therefore, the question that populism tries to answer is: how can we represent the people, left alone to face the uncertain economic and social relationships that are the by-products of the globalized economy?
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