Mark Blyth: Globalization and the Backlash of Populism

Mark Blythe, Eastman Professor of Political Economy and Professor of Political Science and International and Public Affairs at Brown University, traces the rise of populism to the rise and collapse of two economic regimes, arguing that the second regime of neoliberalism ended with the global financial crisis, and that the stagnation that followed established the conditions for populism to thrive.

slides: https://gem.cid.harvard.edu/files/gem2016/files/hall_blyth_berglof_gem17.pdf

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