In Dueling Populisms, Hanson argues that what we are witnessing is not simply a contest between competing ideologies, but a recurring struggle between political establishments and the movements that challenge them.
Drawing on centuries of history, he examines why populist revolts emerge, how they gain influence, and why these tensions continue to resurface across vastly different societies and eras.
The result is a historical perspective that helps explain many of the political developments unfolding today.
