Beyond Populism: A Moral-Existential Theory of Civic Sacredness for Flourishing Democracy
<p id="p1">This chapter argues that the contemporary crisis of democracy is fundamentally existential rather than primarily ideological or economic. Drawing on Japanese national survey data, the study demonstrates that support for far-right populism is driven less by coherent ideology than by meanin...
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| Language: | English |
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2026
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