Shannon K. O'Neil Quotes
Perhaps the most consequential features that all versions of populism share is the weakening of liberal democratic institutions.
Shannon K. O'Neil Latin America’s Populist Hangover: What Do We Do When the People’s Part Ends Foreign Affairs. November/December 2016 Volume 95, Number 6
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This point of view is not held by the majority of politics thinker but it is the view of more than a few. Others argue that it is a response to decades of undemocratic conservative policies. Still others argue that it is a response to decades of undemocratic unfair and unequal results of policies—liberal or conservative. In America, the inequality gap that produced the publish at the time of his quotation had ben the result of 40 years of Democratic and Republican control; and policies, liberal and conservative,
He was providing historical perspective to the 2016 Republican Party split in which nativism and anti-immigration was a major factor.
Shannon K. O'Neil is a senior fellow for Latin America Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), a nonpartisan foreign-policy think tank and membership organization. Her interests and expertise include politics and economics in Latin America and immigration. She is the director of the U.S.-Mexico Initiative at CFR. O'Neil publishes the blogs Latin America’s Moment and Latintelligence.
