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Anti-Corruption Populism

Looking at countries around the world, one can see the importance of anti-corruption rhetoric in populist electoral campaigns, wrote Niklas Kossow in a report. Kossow stated that “corruption gives credence to the idea that political elites are just serving themselves and working against the people. This, in turn, strengthens the populist narrative and allows for populists to stylize themselves as the defenders of the people against the elites.”

The populist message of a corrupt eliteresponsible for a system that harms the people falls then on fertile ground when corruption is perceived to be a problem in the country, according to the report. “This makes it easier to sell the message that many elected politicians do indeed work against the best interests of the people. Moreover, since corruption is also strongly linked to social inequality, it is easy for populist leaders to fit that into their narrative of a divided world where the ‘pure people’ suffer at the hands of the ‘corrupt elite’. It is thus easy for populists to use corruption as a bridge to appeal to grievances caused by social inequality,” stated the report.
 
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Anti-Corruption Populism

Looking at countries around the world, one can see the importance of anti-corruption rhetoric in populist electoral campaigns, wrote Niklas Kossow in a report. Kossow stated that “corruption gives credence to the idea that political elites are just serving themselves and working against the people. This, in turn, strengthens the populist narrative and allows for populists to stylize themselves as the defenders of the people against the elites.”

The populist message of a corrupt eliteresponsible for a system that harms the people falls then on fertile ground when corruption is perceived to be a problem in the country, according to the report. “This makes it easier to sell the message that many elected politicians do indeed work against the best interests of the people. Moreover, since corruption is also strongly linked to social inequality, it is easy for populist leaders to fit that into their narrative of a divided world where the ‘pure people’ suffer at the hands of the ‘corrupt elite’. It is thus easy for populists to use corruption as a bridge to appeal to grievances caused by social inequality,” stated the report.
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