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Populism, Public Education, and a Short Look at the War
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For the use as an analytical concept, 'populism' means strategic simplification in discourse and decision-making. In this article, populism is treated as a threat to democracy. Autocratic political systems are using populist rhetoric and/or propaganda for their aim of repression as is shown with a look at the Ukrainian war. Finally, the article is concerned with the future need for qualitative education in democratic societies. This cannot be done with populist concepts in education itself.
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- 10.17899/on_ed.2022.14.4
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- W4313128938
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- EN
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- On Education Journal for Research and Debate
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