Populism and post-truth politics are transforming democratic public spheres. This edited volume examines both phenomena from an interdisciplinary perspective, combining German and Korean viewpoints. Twelve contributions from political science, history, linguistics, literary, media, and religious studies show how populist communication works, what historical and cultural references it draws on, and how it shapes political debate in Germany, South Korea, and beyond.
Laura Gabler
Populism Social Media Right-Wing-Populism Democracy political communication South Korea political rhetoric euroscepticism Interdisciplinary Perspectives political culture in international comparison Deutschland Fake News Postfaktizität Post-Truth Deutsch-Koreanisches Kolloquium