Course: Political parties and party systems Final assignment     The paper assignment requires you to independently analyze a question/problem based on the course literature on parties and party systems

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Course: Political parties and party systems

Final assignment

 

 

The paper assignment requires you to independently analyze a question/problem based on the course literature on parties and party systems.

• The paper assignment must be designed as a "mini-essay", ie contain title, problem statement, analysis model, empirical/theoretical analysis and conclusions, notes (with specific pages!)  and reference list.

 

• The scope of the paper task (the text itself excluding the reference list) must be 3,000-4,000 words. Times New Roman, 1,5 line spacing.

• It is important that you demonstrate good knowledge of course content and course literature.

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Subject: Is populism a threat to democracy? a study on inclusionary and exclusionary populism.

(Brazil and former president Jair Bolsonaro can be chosen as the first example with the exclusionary populism and the other country is by your choice regarding the inclusionary populism part (not Colombia because there are already other essays with these two specific examples). You choose the inclusionary country regarding populism!

 

Cas Mudde has a lot of great ideas and Cristobal Kaltwasser as well regarding populism and these topics.

 

 

Here are a similar essay with the same topic although this essay cannot be similar to the one that is already written and published online. Because then it will be counted as plagiarism. This is only for understanding the subject. formalia etc.:

 

 

 

 

Literature:

 

• Mair, Peter (red) (1990). The West European Party System. Oxford: Oxford University Press, (364 p). ISBN 0198275846. (important!)

 

• Mudde, Cas (2010). "The Populist Radical Right. A Pathological Normalcy", West European Politics, 33 (6): 1167-1186 (19 p).

 

• Mudde, Cas (2021). "Populism in Europe: An Illiberal Democratic Response to Undemocratic Liberalism", Government & Opposition 56: 477-597 (20 p).

 

• Taggart, Paul (2017). "Populism in Western Europe", in Christobal Rovira Kaltwasser et al (red.), The Oxford Handbook of Populism. Oxford: Oxford University Press  (15p)

 

• Enroth, Henrik & Hagevi, Magnus (red.) (2018). Cartelization, Convergence, orIncreasing Similarities? Lessons from Parliamentary Parties. Colchester: ECPR Press, (200 s). ISBN 9781785522543.