The worldwide rise of populist governments represents one of the most crucial political
developments of recent years. In Europe in particular, a range of populist parties and …

What kind of foreign policy do populists execute once in power? Based on the existing
literature, we conceptualize populism as a set of ideas whose two core elements are anti …

The topic of populism in foreign policy is receiving growing attention in academic and public
discourse as populist parties and movements proliferate around the world. Yet foreign policy …

Abstract The European Union (EU) has been portrayed as a force for good in the
international system. However, due to systemic changes in the international environment …

Develo** a novel conceptualization of 'de-Europeanisation', this introduction provides a
common theoretical framework to advance our understanding of EU foreign policy-making in …

There is a general scholarly consensus that populist governments undermine liberal
democracy at home, but less agreement over how they behave abroad. While many …

In the lead article of this issue, Florian Bieber assesses the common claim that nationalism is
on the rise globally. His answer is that there is no consistent evidence for the growth of …

In the past few years decision‐making processes and the normative underpinnings of EU
external relations have become subject to intense debate in the European institutions …

Although populism does not dictate a coherent ideological or programmatic agenda, some
of its elements still leave distinct marks on the formulation and implementation of foreign …

Ruling right-wing populist parties in Europe have significantly changed foreign policies and
advanced criticism against core values of liberal democracy, including dismissive stances …