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What year was the article published
2020
identification with one's own nation and support for its interests, especially to the exclusion or detriment of the interests of other nations.
What is nationalism?
Which countries did we use for the media coverage comparison? Why did we compare them
Name 2/4 of the cases covered by Flew and Iosifidis
China US War Trade, AlexJones/Infowars, Facebook, Brazil
Sometimes called national populism or right-wing populism, is a political ideology that merges nationalist themes—such as the prioritization of national identity, sovereignty, and interests—with populist rhetoric that pits "the people" against "corrupt elites"
What is nationalist populism?
Name two of the 3 countries used in the quiz
france, india, syria
What were the names of the Authors? Bonus if you can spell it
Flew & Iosifidis
what does modern populism target?
globalisation and its institutions, drawing support from working-class voters alienated by cosmopolitanism and economic openness.
this man founded brexit
Nigel Farage
Around what year did Flew & Iosifidis say marked the beginning of the surge of populism?
2010s
What is "image whitening"
Shifting from overt extremism to a softer image to attract mainstream voters
Share a Nationalistic Movement from any country not mentioned and how international media portrays it.
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