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Insecurity Politics: How Unstable Lives Lead To Populist Support
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The Everyday Realities Of Financial And Work Insecurity That Drive Right And LeftWing Populismin Insecurity Politics, Lorenza Antonucci Examines The Lived, Everyday Experiences That Underpin Political Disaffection. Countering The Reductive Portrayals Of Populist Voters As LeftBehind Outsiders, Antonucci Focuses On The Ordinary, Yet Increasingly Precarious, Realities Of Work And Financial Instability As Key To Understanding The Surge In Populist Support In Both Right And LeftWing Politics. Drawing On Robust Comparative Quantitative And Qualitative Analyses Across Nine European Countries, Insecurity Politics Describes The Microlevel Material And Cultural Dynamics That Drive AntiEstablishment Politics. It Finds That Dissatisfaction With Work And A Growing Sense Of Financial Insecurity Fuel Populist Sentiments.Antonucci Maps The Evolving Landscape Of Insecurity In Contemporary Europe, Tracing Its Roots To Structural Transformations Of Welfare States And DeepSeated Cultural Shifts. Proposing An Original Framework That Combines Cultural And Economic Explanations, The Book Shows How Economic, Social, And Political Factors Shape Receptivity To AntiEstablishment Politics. Moving Beyond Conventional Wisdom That Attributes TodayS Populism To Cultural Backlash Or Globalization, Antonucci Addresses A Critical Blind Spot In Current Research. But Insecurity Politics Offers More Than A Mere Diagnosis; It Also Argues That A Nuanced Understanding Of Populist Attitudes Could Inform A Renewed Political AgendaOne More Attuned To The Complex Realities Of PeopleS Lives.
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