Vox Populi

Edited by Ingeborg van der Geest, Independent Argumentation Scholar, Henrike Jansen, Associate Professor of Argumentation Theory, Faculty of Humanities, Leiden University and Bart van Klink, Professor of Legal Methodology, Department of Legal Theory and Legal History, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands

• Contents:PART I: CONCEPTUAL ISSUES1. Introduction: The Study of PopulismHenrike Jansen, Bart van Klink and Ingeborg van der Geest2. The Rhetorical Stance of PopulismDavid Zarefsky and Dima Mohammed3.On Populism as a ‘Spectre’, and Unmanageable ConceptMassimo La Torre PART II: CONSTRUCTION OF THE PEOPLE 4.Identifying Populism in Political Discourse: A Two-Step Corpus Analysis Henk Pander Maat5.The Populist Construction of ‘One Nation’ in Politics: The Case of TurkeyYeliz Demir 6.The Different Faces of Populism: Discursive Shifts under Obama and TrumpCarina van de WeteringPART III: POPULISM AS A STYLE 7.Suggesting Outsider Status by Behaving Improperly: The Linguistic Realisation of a Populist Rhetorical Strategy in Dutch ParliamentTon van Haaften and Maarten van Leeuwen8.Populism and Parliamentary Argumentation Games Bertjan Wolthuis9.Low Style the High Way: Rhetorical Mainstreaming of Populism Lisa Storm VilladsenPART IV: DEMOCRACY AND REPRESENTATION 10.The Immediacy of Populism and the Unrest of Democracy: A Phenomenological Inquiry into the Public SphereLuigi Corrias11.The Promise and Peril of Designing: A Radical Democratic PopulismLaura M. Henderson12.The Policy Dimension of Populism: A Comparative Approach of Party System AnalysisOliver W. LembckePART V: RESPONSES TO POPULISM13.Values in Populism and Argumentative Counter-Strategies: The Case of Viktor OrbánMarija Sniečkutė14.From Fact-Checking to Rhetoric-Checking: Extending Methods for Evaluating Populist DiscourseH. José Plug and Jean H. M. Wagemans15.How to Confront the Populist Challenge?Bart van Klink and Ingeborg van der GeestIndex