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SYRIZA; Foreword; Notes; Preface; Contents; List of Figures; List of Tables; 1 Introduction; Notes; 2 SYRIZA's Populist Illusions; 1 After SYRIZA's Landslide: Five Predictions of a Much Similar Future; The Greek Party System Will Consolidate a New Two-Party Dynamic; Greece Will Not Follow the Path of Weimar Germany; SYRIZA Will Consolidate into a More Traditional Party; Europe Will Not Turn to the (Far) Left; European Union Will Not Change Fundamentally; 2 The Problem of Populism; 3 'Weimar Greece' and the Future of Europe; 4 Victims of Illusions: the Non-solution of the Greferendum.
5 Greferendum Offers Symbolic Victory for SYRIZA's Anti-austerity 'Third Way'Back Where We Started; A Symbolic Victory; 6 Greece's 'aGreekment' Isn't Versailles: Why the Bailout Won't Lead to Sudden Rise of Golden Dawn; 7 The Key Lesson from SYRIZA's Defeat? A Different Europe Requires Both Ideology and Competence; 8 Why We Have New Greek Elections, Why Tsipras Will Win and Why It All Doesn't Matter Too Much; 9 Greek Election: Five Key Takeaways; SYRIZA Is Now Truly Tsipras' Party; A SYRIZA-ANEL Coalition Lost Its Raison D'être; The Brown Bogeyman Is No More.
The Biggest Party Is the Non-voterGreek Politics Is Now Officially Post-Memorandum; 10 Tsipras and the Choice of the Two Pasoks; 11 After One Year in Government, SYRIZA and Greece Are More Isolated than Ever; Notes; 3 Interviews About Right and Left Populism, Radicalism, Extremism and SYRIZA; 1 Whatever We Are Afraid of in Politics Is Not Always Fascism; 2 Le Pen and Grillo Are a Real Danger for Europe; 3 The Time of a Two-Party System in Greece Is Over; Notes; 4 About Liberal Democracy and Extremism; 1 Political Extremism
Concepts, Theories and Democratic Responses; Concepts; Theories.
Democratic ResponsesNotes; 5 Addendum; 1 Left and Right Populism in Europe and Greece; What Populism Is (Not); Populism in Europe; Why Is Populism Successful (Now)?; The Greek Exception; Conclusion; 2 Populism Harms Politics; Giannis Voulgaris; 3 Radicalism and Extremism: Definitions and Similarities; Petros Papasarantopoulos; Radicalism and Extremism; Similarities and Coincidence; Notes; Bibliography; Index.
5 Greferendum Offers Symbolic Victory for SYRIZA's Anti-austerity 'Third Way'Back Where We Started; A Symbolic Victory; 6 Greece's 'aGreekment' Isn't Versailles: Why the Bailout Won't Lead to Sudden Rise of Golden Dawn; 7 The Key Lesson from SYRIZA's Defeat? A Different Europe Requires Both Ideology and Competence; 8 Why We Have New Greek Elections, Why Tsipras Will Win and Why It All Doesn't Matter Too Much; 9 Greek Election: Five Key Takeaways; SYRIZA Is Now Truly Tsipras' Party; A SYRIZA-ANEL Coalition Lost Its Raison D'être; The Brown Bogeyman Is No More.
The Biggest Party Is the Non-voterGreek Politics Is Now Officially Post-Memorandum; 10 Tsipras and the Choice of the Two Pasoks; 11 After One Year in Government, SYRIZA and Greece Are More Isolated than Ever; Notes; 3 Interviews About Right and Left Populism, Radicalism, Extremism and SYRIZA; 1 Whatever We Are Afraid of in Politics Is Not Always Fascism; 2 Le Pen and Grillo Are a Real Danger for Europe; 3 The Time of a Two-Party System in Greece Is Over; Notes; 4 About Liberal Democracy and Extremism; 1 Political Extremism
Concepts, Theories and Democratic Responses; Concepts; Theories.
Democratic ResponsesNotes; 5 Addendum; 1 Left and Right Populism in Europe and Greece; What Populism Is (Not); Populism in Europe; Why Is Populism Successful (Now)?; The Greek Exception; Conclusion; 2 Populism Harms Politics; Giannis Voulgaris; 3 Radicalism and Extremism: Definitions and Similarities; Petros Papasarantopoulos; Radicalism and Extremism; Similarities and Coincidence; Notes; Bibliography; Index.