英文摘要 |
The rise of right-wing populism is a contemporary phenomenon that we cannot ignore. This article attempts to illustrate the“populist turn”in Europe by linking different dimensions of factors through the concept of uncertainty. It argues that late modernity is characterized by anxiety about the present and the future concerning the objective material basis of one’s socio-economic status and personal-psychological perception of instability. Populism transferred this intertwined uncertainty into hostility toward immigrants and a glorified image of the past nation-state. To this end, this article will discuss the characteristics of populism and related research, the politics of uncertainty, which illustrates how populism simultaneously incites fear and gives hope to secure its power. Then, this article will reflect on alternative options for facing uncertainty and conclude. |