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The Virus as Remedy : COVID-19 and the End of the Populist Meta-Crisis

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Populism. Brill. 2023, 6(2), pp. 126-146. ISSN 2588-8064. eISSN 2588-8072. Available under: doi: 10.1163/25888072-bja10057

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Understood not only as a challenge to democracy but as a crisis, populism has received widespread attention in both media and academic circles for the better part of the past decade. Yet the outbreak of COVID-19 and its escalation into a pandemic eclipsed the fear of rising populism within weeks: With lockdowns imposed and civil liberties suspended, it lost its menacing character and became a mere background nuisance. This, I argue in this article, is the consequence of a discursive constellation in which there is only room for one dominant crisis – a meta-crisis as I call it – at a time. Populism filled this meta-crisis role for a long while, but the COVID-19 shock redirected society’s attention to a more pervasive and immediate threat. While this does not spell the end of populism, it still marks a notable shift in the relative importance we attribute to it.

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populism, COVID-19, pandemic, crisis, meta-crisis, crisis cycle, perception

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ISO 690BITSCHNAU, Marco, 2023. The Virus as Remedy : COVID-19 and the End of the Populist Meta-Crisis. In: Populism. Brill. 2023, 6(2), pp. 126-146. ISSN 2588-8064. eISSN 2588-8072. Available under: doi: 10.1163/25888072-bja10057
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  journal={Populism},
  pages={126--146},
  author={Bitschnau, Marco}
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