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June 19, 2026World Affairs

The Banality of Populism: Rethinking Governance in Indonesia, Latin America, and the West

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IMIsnaini MuallidinDDDjarwadi Djarwadi

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Overview

Comparative analysis explores how populism shapes governance in hybrid contexts, suggesting implications for democratic norms.

Key Points

  • This work examines the role of populism in governance, highlighting its integration within institutions rather than its disruptive potential.
  • Conducted a comparative analysis of governance-related populism in Indonesia, Latin America, and the West.
  • Developed a typology focused on institutional engagement, leadership style, and ideological foundations.
  • Populism is identified as a normalized form of governance, affecting institutions and leadership styles across regions.
  • In the West, populism undermines liberalism from within, while in Latin America, it connects to executive power and redistribution.
  • Indonesian populism merges religious elements with bureaucratic efficiency and developmental ambitions.

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Muallidin et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a34dff765a5b0777af2ede8https://doi.org/10.1002/waf2.70071
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