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What Can Anthropology Say about Populism?

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In a recent article in Anthropology News, Víctor Giménez Aliaga suggests that the contemporary wave
of populism calls for closer anthropological analysis of the term and its usages. While it is less
interesting to me to partake in the eternal strive to define “what populism means,” I concur with
Giménez Aliaga with the need for anthropology to asses “practices—that is, the ways and purposes
with which the term is used in the political arena. In response to Gimenéz Aliaga’s call, I will try to
sketch out some of the insights an anthropological perspective could provide around current political
transformations.

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Versió postprint del document publicat a: https://doi.org/10.1111/AN.801

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(c) American Anthropological Association, 2018

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Articles publicats en revistes (Antropologia Social)

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What Can Anthropology Say about Populism?