US EditionBehind Populists’ Anti-Technocratic Fervor and Its Consequences for Liberal Democracy
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Behind Populists’ Anti-Technocratic Fervor and Its Consequences for Liberal Democracy
Populist leaders like United States President Donald Trump are zealously challenging the authority of independent technocrats and judges. This backlash follows decades of steadily increasing delegation of policymaking authority to unelected experts, bureaucratic agencies, and the judiciary. In new research, Gabriele Gratton and Jacob Edenhofer argue that such backlash is a predictable development in political environments where majorities are uns
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