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  1. 10 May 2023 Book Chapter Populist Foreign Policy: Regional Perspectives of Populism in the International Scene

    Tradition, Geopolitical Constraints, and Leadership Styles in Latin American Populist Foreign Policy

    Daniel F Wajner
    Gisela Pereyra Doval, LE Wehner, Daniel F Wajner
    Abstract

    This chapter explores what is original and distinctive of populist foreign policy in Latin America and what are the factors that enable and constrain it. The chapter proceeds as follows: first, we introduce the conceptual dimensions of populism and its more common use in terms of foreign policy analysis. This section also provides an eclectic analytical framework that

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  2. 10 May 2023 Book Chapter Populist Foreign Policy: Regional Perspectives of Populism in the International Scene

    Conclusions: Populist Foreign Policy in a Comparative Perspective

    Daniel F Wajner
    Philip Giurlando, Daniel F Wajner
    Abstract

    This edited volume aimed to provide answers to two key questions: what is distinctive about Populist Foreign Policy (PFP), and what are the domestic and international factors that enable and constrain PFP. The answers to these questions are increasingly pressing given the changes in global politics, as demonstrated by the various electoral outcomes of 2022 including

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  3. 10 May 2023 Book Chapter Populist Foreign Policy: Regional Perspectives of Populism in the International Scene

    Introduction to Populist Foreign Policy (PFP)

    Daniel F Wajner
    Daniel F Wajner, Philip Giurlando
    Abstract

    This book aims to introduce readers to the emerging and developing field of populism and foreign policy, highlighting some of the more important scientific advances in the past decade and setting the stage for future contributions to this growing research program. Across its different chapters, this edited volume examines what is distinctive about populist foreign policy

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  4. 10 May 2023 Book Chapter Populist Foreign Policy: Regional Perspectives of Populism in the International Scene

    Populist Foreign Policy in Southern Europe

    Daniel F Wajner
    Angelos Chryssogelos, Philip Giurlando, Daniel F Wajner
    Abstract

    This chapter explores the foreign policies of populist governments in several countries of Southern Europe, notably France, Greece, Italy, and Spain. These Mediterranean countries show similar characteristics in terms of not only geography, culture, and political system but also a dense presence of populist leaderships with governmental power (or close to having it, in

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  5. 10 May 2023 Book Chapter Populist Foreign Policy: Regional Perspectives of Populism in the International Scene

    Populist Foreign Policy in the Middle East and North Africa

    Daniel F Wajner
    Daniel F Wajner, Hakkı Taş, Alberto Priego-Moreno, Jony Essa
    Abstract

    This chapter examines the foreign policies of contemporary populist leaderships in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). We adopt a comparative regional approach to “populist foreign policy” (PFP) in MENA, seeking to identify commonalities and differences that distinguish PFP in these countries, as well as national and international factors that allow or limit these

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  6. 9 May 2023 Book

    Populist Foreign Policy: Regional Perspectives of Populism in the International Scene

    Daniel F Wajner
    Philip Giurlando, Daniel F Wajner
    Abstract

    This book explores the global phenomenon of populism in relation to states' foreign policy, addressing two key questions: How do populists mold their foreign policies? What are the domestic and external factors that enable and constrain it? To this end, the book brings together a diverse group of scholars who have already researched on populist foreign policies (PFP)

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  7. 10 Apr 2023 Journal Article Global Studies Quarterly

    Embracing or Rebuffing “the International”? Populist Foreign Policy and the Fourth Wave of Populism in Latin America

    Daniel F Wajner
    Daniel F Wajner, LE Wehner
    Abstract

    Under what conditions do populists embrace or reject “the international”? Some scholars of populism argue that populist leaders tend to neglect political (inter-)action in the international arena due to their stated preference for isolationist, nationalistic, and protectionist stances. Meanwhile, others claim that through their promotion of performative encounters and

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  8. 15 Mar 2023 Journal Article Rethinking History

    Digital visual history: historiographic curation using digital technologies

    Abstract

    Digital technologies are revolutionizing the way we study and understand history. Historical sources and material evidence are increasingly being transformed into digital objects and integrated into larger databases, offering new ways of researching history in the digital age. This article reviews dominant practices that deal with new forms of historiography. It does

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  9. 22 Feb 2023 Journal Article The American Journal of Comparative Law

    The Importance of Being First: Economic and Non-economic Dimensions of Inventorship in American and German Law

    Katya Assaf Zakharov, Lisa Herzog
    Abstract

    This Article examines the right to be acknowledged as the first inventor of a new technology in patent law. Technological inventions usually result from cumulative research and development, and several people sometimes arrive at the same invention almost simultaneously. However, only one person is usually considered to be the “inventor,” and receives all the credit and

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  10. 2023 Journal Article The Historical Journal

    Armenians, Jews, and Humanitarianism in the ‘Age of Questions’, 1830–1900

    JM Johnston, Oded Y Steinberg
    Abstract

    The historical parallels between Jews and Armenians have long been widespread in both popular and academic spheres: two diasporic, ‘middlemen minorities’ with distinctive religious, cultural, and socio-economic traits whose repeated marginalization and oppression during the nineteenth century culminated in genocide during the twentieth.Footnote2 Throughout history, both

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