Cambridge University's journal, Modern Intellectual History, has dedicated a special issue to the concept of "Caesarism," which has recently resurfaced, particularly in the context of Trump's politics. According to the editor, Francesca Antonini, Caesarism, originating in the US and spreading to global political discourse, is beginning to replace the much-used concept of "populism." The distinguishing feature of Caesarism is the figure of a powe…
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Cambridge University's journal, Modern Intellectual History, has dedicated a special issue to the concept of "Caesarism," which has recently resurfaced, particularly in the context of Trump's politics. According to the editor, Francesca Antonini, Caesarism, originating in the US and spreading to global political discourse, is beginning to replace the much-used concept of "populism." The distinguishing feature of Caesarism is the figure of a powe…