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   Neo-populism
   Neo-populism or Neopopulism, also known as media populism or new populism, is a cultural and political movement emergent in the early 21st century, especially in Latin American countries. It is distinct from 20th century populism in that it radically combines, or perhaps redefines, classically oppo...
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   neo-populism
   Ideological trend in Soviet Russia in the 1920s which insisted on the basis of empirical studies that Marxist theory was not applicable to the peasant economy and that the best course in...
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