Populism and accountability : interdisciplinary researches on active citizenship / Antonio Maria Baggio, Maria-Gabriella Baldarelli, Sam O. Idowu, editors.
Baggio, Antonio Maria, editor.; Baldarelli, Maria Gabriella, editor.; Idowu, Samuel O., editor.
2023
HD57.7
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Title Populism and accountability : interdisciplinary researches on active citizenship / Antonio Maria Baggio, Maria-Gabriella Baldarelli, Sam O. Idowu, editors.
ISBN 9783031200328 (electronic bk.)
3031200322 (electronic bk.)
9783031200311
3031200314
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-20032-8
Published Cham : Springer, 2023.
Language English
Description 1 online resource (358 pages)
Other Standard Identifiers 10.1007/978-3-031-20032-8 doi
Call Number HD57.7
Dewey Decimal Classification 658.4/092
Summary This book takes into consideration the development of different forms of populism in various countries with democratic political systems over the past two decades. Despite the diversity existing between current populisms, common elements have emerged: the tendency to diminish the role of political representation, the centrality of the "charismatic leader," the nationalistic idealization of "people" that undermine international agreements. How do these phenomena affect the instruments, rules, and culture of democracy? Why does populism receive strong acclaim? How can leaders respond to the real needs that can be at the basis of populisms without abandoning democratic principles? Using an interdisciplinary approach which emphasizes accountability and responsibility, this book addresses these and other issues facing current and future corporate leaders. The chapters offer suggestions on how to choose between major worthy causes, how to effectively measure the outcomes of social responsible action, and how to navigate the challenges of accountability. Providing practical tools to combat the root of populism in business and community, this book is intended for practitioners, researchers, and students of business and management, politics, and other related disciplines such as public administration, social science, and the humanities. .
Note Includes index.
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Added Author Baggio, Antonio Maria, editor.
Baldarelli, Maria Gabriella, editor.
Idowu, Samuel O., editor.
Series CSR, sustainability, ethics & governance.
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Populism and Accountability: Interdisciplinary researches - An Introduction
Part 1: Populism and Accountability: Introductory Studies
Populism and its Definitions. Interpretations and Perspectives of a Multifaceted Political Model
Accountability and Stakeholder engagement: politics and accounting in dialogue to improve democracy
Part 2: Accountability versus Populism: Intersections between Politics and Business Economicis
Business democratic value at stake: a Business Ethics Perspective on embedded social and political responsibility
Property, responsibility and the community. Toward a new concept of property
Citizens participation in deliberation process and multidimensional accountability: a possible virtuous relationship
Accounting systems of Post-Communist Balkan States: Towards accounting harmonization?
The role of local authorities in opposing populism through social accountability
Part 3: The role of local authorities in opposing populism through social accountability
In search of the relationship between democracy and populism from a multidimensional perspective. Some paths: accountability, deliberation, co-governance
Sense of belonging and disillusionment, a phenomenological reading of community dynamics
Accountability and Populism: an anthropological perspective
Part 4: Leaders and Masses in Populist Phenomena
Populism and Political Leadership
The psychological roots of populism
The populist leader: a profile that emerged from the investigation perspective of phenomenological psychopathology.

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