Cover	1
	Note on the Editors	3
	Titel	4
	Imprint	5
	Table of Contents	6
	Heike Paul: Introduction	8
	Hans Vorländer: Populism and Modern Democracy – An Outline	20
	Frank Decker: Populism in Germany and Abroad	36
	Jürgen Gebhardt: “We the People”: Popular Sovereignty, National Identity, and the Democratic Principle	52
	Michael Hochgeschwender: US-Populism in the Late Nineteenth Century	62
	Jack Zhou, D. Sunshine Hillygus, John Aldrich: Understanding the Trump Win: Populism, Partisanship, and Polarization in the 2016 Election	72
	Laura Vorberg: #BasketofDeplorables: Digital Imagined Communities, „Twitter“-Populism, and the Cross-Media Effects of Popular Political Social Media Communication in the 2016 US Presidential Election	96
	Michael Oswald: Jobs, Free Trade, and a Conspiracy: Trump’s Use of Producerism	116
	Heike Paul: Authoritarian Populism, White Supremacy, and „Volkskörper“-Sentimentalism	134
	Simon Strick: Right-Wing World-Building: Affect and Sexuality in the ‘Alternative Right’	164
	Akwugo Emejulu: Feminism for the 99%: Towards a Populist Feminism?	190
	Nicole Anna Schneider: Redefining “We, the People”: Black Lives Matter and the Democratization of Political Culture	196
	Sascha Pöhlmann: Missing the People: Populist Aesthetics and Unpopular Resistance	222
	Donatella Izzo: Pop(e)ulism: Populist Miracles and Neoliberal Theologies	242
	Carlos de la Torre: What Can We Learn from Latin America to Understand Trump’s Populism?	260
	Ursula Prutsch: Populism in Brazil: Getúlio Vargas and Jair Bolsonaro	282
	Notes on Contributors	300
	Backcover	304