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Explore the transformative ideas in 'The New Progressivism', a groundbreaking analysis that delves into the shifting landscape of Western democracies. This thought-provoking book, authored by key advisers to Emmanuel Macron, David Amiel and Ismaďl Emelien, examines the political crisis facing traditional left and right parties amidst contemporary challenges, such as declining social mobility, environmental crises, and rising inequality. Uncover how populist movements have emerged in response to these challenges and learn about the innovative strategies that have shaped a new grassroots progressivism. This 100-page book is essential for anyone interested in understanding modern political dynamics, exploring the successes and failures of movements like Macron's 'En Marche!', and envisaging a path forward for progressive ideologies. Published by the reputable John Wiley & Sons in 2020, 'The New Progressivism' offers fresh perspectives on public policy, electoral strategy, and how to navigate the complex world of contemporary governance. Ideal for political enthusiasts, historians, and anyone looking to engage with current socio-political dialogues, this brand new title is a must-read.
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Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781509541423
Year: 2020
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons (UK)
Pages: 100
Description:
Political parties that once dominated Western democracies have been shaken to the core. Many have suffered electoral debacles, as in France, Italy and Greece, while mainstream political parties in the UK and the US have found themselves struggling to cope with outcomes “ in the form of Brexit and the election of Trump “ that were not anticipated We are witnessing nothing less than the exhaustion of a century-old cleavage between traditional left and right parties due to their inability to perceive and tackle present-day challenges, such asĂ‚Â declining social mobility, mounting environmental crises, rising geographic inequality, tensions over migration and multiculturalism, etcThe Âpopulists™, from Salvini and Le Pen to Trump and Bolsonaro, were the first to understand this and supply an alternative. But contrary to what many observers now predict, we are not doomed to witness the replacement of the ancient political order by the populists™ rise to power. In France, Emmanuel Macron launched a new movement that stopped them. Though things have sometimes been tough, ÂEn Marche!™ has successfully implemented an entirely new programme of reforms and has been given some comfort by recent election results In this short book, David Amiel and IsmaĂ«l Emelien “ two of Macron™s closest advisers and key architects of ÂEn Marche!™ “ build on this experiment and reflect on its successes and failures to define a new grassroots progressivism for Western countries based on three principles and ranging from public policies to electoral strategy, from ideology to party
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781509541423
Year: 2020
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons (UK)
Pages: 100
Description:
Political parties that once dominated Western democracies have been shaken to the core. Many have suffered electoral debacles, as in France, Italy and Greece, while mainstream political parties in the UK and the US have found themselves struggling to cope with outcomes “ in the form of Brexit and the election of Trump “ that were not anticipated We are witnessing nothing less than the exhaustion of a century-old cleavage between traditional left and right parties due to their inability to perceive and tackle present-day challenges, such asĂ‚Â declining social mobility, mounting environmental crises, rising geographic inequality, tensions over migration and multiculturalism, etcThe Âpopulists™, from Salvini and Le Pen to Trump and Bolsonaro, were the first to understand this and supply an alternative. But contrary to what many observers now predict, we are not doomed to witness the replacement of the ancient political order by the populists™ rise to power. In France, Emmanuel Macron launched a new movement that stopped them. Though things have sometimes been tough, ÂEn Marche!™ has successfully implemented an entirely new programme of reforms and has been given some comfort by recent election results In this short book, David Amiel and IsmaĂ«l Emelien “ two of Macron™s closest advisers and key architects of ÂEn Marche!™ “ build on this experiment and reflect on its successes and failures to define a new grassroots progressivism for Western countries based on three principles and ranging from public policies to electoral strategy, from ideology to party