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SUMMARY:Populism: from protection to exclusion and backsliding - Professor
  Massimo Morelli
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CONTACT:Sharon Knight
DESCRIPTION:Populism is a trend that brings about nationalisms\, political
  and economic fragmen-tation\, cultural polarization\, democratic backslid
 ing\, worse economic outcomes and inequality\, and even civil conflict.\nI
  characterize populist policy making as constituted mainly by exclusionary
  commit-ments\, becoming popular when inclusive welfare protection of lose
 rs in an open economy is perceived as unfeasible. The other features and c
 onsequences of populism follow from this.\nExclusionary commitments range 
 from closed borders and closed markets\, cultural and economic policies ag
 ainst diversity and inclusion\, reduction of civil liberties. Consequences
  of populism can be drawn at the national\, subnational\, and global level
 .\n
LOCATION: Yusuf Hamied Theatre Christ's College Cambridge
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