Everyone is talking about populism, but does it exist? If yes, does it exist in Europe? Can one talk about a distinctively European version of contemporary populism? Do British Brexiteers have more in common with Polish populists than they do with American supporters of Donald Trump or Turkish supporters of Recep Tayyip Erdogan? Are there uniquely European roots of populism? Timothy Garton Ash, who has been writing about Europe for four decades, will explore what, if anything, Europe tells us about populism – and populism tells us about Europe.
See information about the Weatherhead Center Global Populism Cluster.
