The Perils of Populism

Part 1: Introduction - the Rhetoric and Myth of a Diffuse Concept - Populism.- Chapter 1. Donald J. Trump and the Art of Falsehood-fakery.- Part 2: Ambivalence of Populism.- Chapter 2. Democracy in Perplexity: Donald Trump Entangled in a Colonial Legacy of Race-based Enfranchisement.- Chapter 3. Cultural Backlash: the Long-term Damage of Trump's Legacy to American Democracy and Global Politics.- Chapter 4. Trump, Authoritarian Populism, Covid-19, and Technopolitics From a U.S. Perspective.- Chapter 5. Trump's Big Lie and the January 6th Attack on the U.S. Capitol: Going Beyond the Select Committee Report.- Part 3: the Nexus of Populism and Foreign Policy.- Chapter 6. In Search of the Elusive Trump Doctrine.- Chapter 7. Ever Enough: the Policy 'deals' of Trump White House.- Part 4: Trump and World Order: Trends in Polarization & Resilience.- Chapter 8. Polarization, Trump and Transatlantic Relations.- Chapter 9. Latinos for Trump: Three Explanations for a Shift in the 2020 Election.-Chapter 10. The Us-Iran Showdown: Was It Smart for President Trump to Authorize the Assassination of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani?.- Part 5: Power Without Persuasion and the Social Construction of Trump's Reality.- Chapter 11. A Critical Into U.S. Media's Fact-checking and Compendiums of Donald Trump's Falsehoods and 'lies' Inquiry.- Chapter 12. The Trump Effect: A Journalistic Discourse Analysis of Islamophobic Rhetoric in Facebook Comments.- Chapter 13. "the Linguistic Construction of Trump's Social Reality".- Part 6: De-democratization - Populism, Partisanship and Pandemic.- Chapter 14. Trump Redux: the Former President and Political Turmoil Go Hand-in-hand.- Chapter 15. Nietzsche, Trump and the American Far Right.- Chapter 16. Donald Trump: the Epitome of Populism.- Chapter 17. The Journey to the Top: Donald Trump, Perception of Race, the Rhetorical Presidency and Public Leadership.- Chapter 18. Trump Administration's Approach to Global Health Governance.- Part 7:

Adebowale Akande is one of the world's best-known scholars of cross-cultural studies. As a researcher on SCOPUS, he has been cited numerous times with an H-index of 132/23. With 36,025+ Google Scholar citations, placing Prof. Akande, among the top two percent of research scientists worldwide. Prolific author/editor of many global books in assorted fields. Co-recipient of the 2005 SIOP's M. Scott Myers Award; 2007 and 2009 Ursula Gielen Global Book Award, the GW. Allport Prize (2005). Akande's major research interests mainly focus on relationships among transnational populism, globalization, human rights, identity politics, social justice, self-esteem, learning, power, political influence, and prejudice. He is also known as a popularizer of global cross-cultural research, based on the recognition of the socio-historical, political, sociological and cultural forces acting on the communities and societies of focal individuals. He currently serves asan international director for IR GLOBE in Vancouver and a guest professor to a number of Canadian and American Universities.