Philip Manow
Philip Manow, born in 1963, is professor of Politics at the University of Bremen.
Philip Manow, born in 1963, is professor of Politics at the University of Bremen.
PUBLICATIONS
Under Observation
When, and in whose interests, did the concept of liberal democracy become politically meaningful? And what is the connection between our analytic concepts and the institutional contexts and the...
Poland (Wydawnictwo Instytutu Zachodniego)
(Un-)Democratising Democracy
Democracy versus democracy – illiberal versus liberal, direct versus representative democracy, maybe even »the people vs. democracy«? It seems as though democracy has never been as...
Domestic Rights Sales: German Audiobook (CC Live)
The Political Economy of Populism
Populism is a multifarious phenomenon. Sometimes from the right, sometimes from the left; sometimes it articulates a protest against open markets, sometimes it turns against migration. Also in its geographic distribution it is rich in variance: in southern Europe leftist populism holds sway, in northern Europe that of the right. Philip Manow develops a comparative explanation for this...
In the King's Shadow
English world rights (Polity)
Previously published in the respective language / territory; rights available again: Russia (Gaidar Institute for Economic Policy)