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(2018). 'Contributors' In G. Pallaver, M. Gehler, & M. Cau (Eds.), Populism, Populists, and the Crisis of Political Parties (1st ed., pp. 338-339)
. "Contributors". Populism, Populists, and the Crisis of Political Parties, edited by Günther Pallaver, Michael Gehler and Maurizio Cau, Duncker & Humblot, 2018, pp. 338-339.
. (2018): 'Contributors', in Pallaver, G, Gehler, M, Cau, M (eds.). Populism, Populists, and the Crisis of Political Parties. Duncker & Humblot, pp. 338-339.

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In: Populism, Populists, and the Crisis of Political Parties (2018), pp. 338–339

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The parliamentary elections of 2017 in Germany and Austria as well as the general elections in Italy 2018 have deeply changed the party and government system. The German party Alternative for Germany has been prominently elected into the parliament, the Austrian Freedom Party forms part of the government together with the Austrian People's Party, Italy has its first government of populists with the 5 Stars Movement and the Northern League. Those who seek to understand how these transformations came about in just a short period of time, will find some illuminating answers in this book. Analysis, developments, assessments and trends by renowned historians and political scientists prove that populism in these three countries has a history on which it can successfully build. This includes the crisis of historical parties which have continuously lost their political cohesiveness and trustworthiness. The parliamentary elections of 2017 in Germany and Austria as well as the general elections in Italy 2018 have deeply changed the party and government system. The German party Alternative for Germany has been prominently elected into the government, the Austrian Freedom Party forms part of the government together with the Austrian People's Party, Italy has its first government of populists with the 5 Stars Movement and the Northern League.



Those who seek to understand how these transformations came about in just a short period of time, will find some illuminating answers in this book. Analysis, developments, assessments and trends by renowned historians and political scientists prove that populism in these three countries has a history on which it can successfully build. This includes the crisis of historical parties which have continuously lost their political cohesiveness and trustworthiness.