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INTERNATIONAL SOCIOLOGY
卷 35, 期 6, 页码 590-609出版社
SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTD
DOI: 10.1177/0268580920949979
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Democracy; development; political sociology; populism; welfare state
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Two of the largest democracies in the global south - India and Brazil - have witnessed a dramatic turn to right-wing populism. Careful historical comparison reveals that the form of reaction is markedly different from other recent cases of democratic backsliding. In both cases, reaction has been driven by elites in response to a previous expansion of democratic rights and social inclusion. This form of retrenchment populism is rooted in very similar class realignments that are configured both by economic and socio-cultural interests. Globalization has played a role, but not through the conventionally identified pathways of neoliberalism or modernization. Instead, reaction has been driven by an expanded middle class's efforts to hoard opportunity and public resources and preserve traditional status privileges.
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