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The Equation of Populism, Liberal Democracy and Fascism

POPÜLİZM, LİBERAL DEMOKRASİ VE FAŞİZM DENKLEMİ

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This study aims to analyse the concept of populism and to determine its relation to liberal democracy and fascism (fascist dictatorship) as two opposing political understanding and stance.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The term of populism has become one of the main concepts of the current political analyses and debates.
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The term of populism has become one of the main concepts of the current political analyses and debates. The term of populism, a main concept of contemporary political science, is referred to with the aim of identifying and characterizing many political movements and actors that are quite different -even opposite- politically and ideologically in various parts of the world. However, since populism itself is a vague and complex concept, it does not yet have a clear and universal definition. As it is a vague term, populism has such a wide range of usage that it can be defined by thoroughly opposing political positions, in the form of true democracy on the one hand, and fascist dictatorship on the other hand. This study aims to analyse the concept of populism and to determine its relation to liberal democracy and fascism (fascist dictatorship) as two opposing political understanding and stance.

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Popülizm kavramı, günümüzdeki siyasi analizlerin ve tartışmaların egemen kavramlarından biri haline gelmiştir. Coğrafi olarak dünyanın çeşitli bölgelerinde politik ve ideolojik açıdan birbirinden oldukça farklı –hatta karşıt– çizgilerde bulunan birçok siyasi hareketi ve aktörü tanımlama ve niteleme maksadıyla, çağdaş siyaset biliminin temel bir kavramı olan popülizm kavramına başvurulmaktadır. Ancak popülizmin kendisi müphem ve muğlak bir kavram olup henüz net ve evrensel bir tanıma sahip değildir. Belirsiz bir kavram olmasından dolayı popülizm, bir taraftan gerçek demokrasi diğer taraftan faşist diktatörlük şeklinde birbirine tamamen zıt siyasi pozisyonlar üzerinden tanımlanacak kadar geniş bir kullanıma sahiptir. Bu çalışma, popülizm kavramını incelemeyi ve bu kavramın iki zıt siyasi anlayış ve pozisyon olarak liberal demokrasi ve faşizm (faşist diktatörlük) ile ilişkisini tespit etmeyi amaçlamaktadır.

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ORHAN, S. (2019). The Equation of Populism, Liberal Democracy and Fascism. Ankara Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 68 - Sayı: 4, 795–840. https://ajindex.com/articles/141510

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