Why Did Trump Happen? Insights from the Political Thought of Christopher Lasch

The European Legacy 29 (1):94-100 (2023)
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Donald Trump’s election and the subsequent roiling of the U.S. political scene have been an unsettling spectacle and have occurred during an increase in right-wing power around the world.1 Why did...

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