Corbyn’s Labour and the populism question
Renewal - ISSN 0968-5211
Volume 25 Number 3-4 (2017)
Corbyn’s Labour and the populism question
Bice Maiguashca, Jonathan Dean pages -
Abstract
It’s now common to hear Corbynism described as ‘populist’. But if we examine the core characteristics of populism, we find Corbynism bears only a very superficial resemblance to populist movements. This framing often functions as an attempt to delegitimise any political view lying outside the centre-ground of politics, and should be resisted.
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Bice Maiguashca, Jonathan Dean (2017) Corbyn’s Labour and the populism question, Renewal, 25(3-4 ), -