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The opposite of populism is elitism, which values the rule of a select few over the interests and needs of the general population. Elitism tends to prioritize the elite or ruling class, often at the expense of the broader society.
Populism is the creation of policies that do not make actual political sense to achieve desired objectives, but pander to a simplistic view of the world in which such a proposal is widely received.
While there is no exact opposite to populism, probably the strongest antithetical movements to populism are intellectualism and elitism. Intellectualism is an opposite to populism in that it usually supports complex and realistic solutions to achieve desired objectives, but intellectualism does not necessarily come to a different general conclusion than the general public. For example, the intellectualist position in the US to oppose Communism ideologically around the world was popularly supported in the US. Elitism is an opposite to populism in that it supports the vision of the wealthy and privileged in society over the general population, but elitism can have a very simplistic view of the world and just panders to the wealthy and privileged as opposed to the general population. For example, the elitist position to lower taxes for the wealthy does not empirically lead to increased spending, but it panders to the desires of the wealthy to have more cash-on-hand.
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Populism as a political ideology started to surface in the late 19th century in the United States with the Populist Party. It gained traction as a response to industrialization, urbanization, and economic inequality. However, populist movements have resurfaced periodically around the world during times of social and economic upheaval.
The dominant political ideology in the Philippines is considered to be pragmatic populism. This ideology often blends elements of populism, nationalism, and pragmatism, focusing on policies that appeal to the general populace's needs and aspirations while advocating for a strong national identity and economic development.
Populist politics in Latin America have often involved leaders who use charismatic rhetoric to appeal to the masses, emphasizing anti-establishment and nationalist themes. These populist leaders have often implemented policies to address social inequality and poverty, but their leadership styles have also been criticized for undermining democratic institutions and concentrating power in their own hands. Populism in Latin America has had a complex impact, with some leaders bringing positive change while others have been accused of authoritarian tendencies.
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Depending on the context, opposites of "élitism" might be pluralism, equality, populism, universalism, democracy, levelling.
The significance of the populism is to appeal to the interest and conceptions of the general people. Populism was a term that was used against politicians opponents.
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According to conventional wisdom populism has a strong appeal to farmers, peasants and the lower middle classes.
There isn't a definitive end to populism, as it is a political style that continues to resurface. Populism can wane when economic conditions stabilize, social issues change, or charismatic leaders lose influence. External events and shifts in public opinion can also impact the popularity of populist movements.
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