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Beyond left and right: the eclectic populism of the Five Star Movement

West European Politics, 2019
AbstractBorn in 2009, the Five Star Movement (FSM) has been one of the most electorally successful European populist parties since 2013.
Lorenzo Mosca, Filippo Tronconi
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Direct Democracy and Scapegoats: The Five Star Movement and Europe

International Spectator, 2014
Italy is one the most europhile countries in the European Union. Nevertheless, as surveys show, over the last few years anti-European sentiments have increasingly surfaced among Italian citizens. Furthermore, there is now an important novelty regarding the relation between Italy and Europe: the Movimento 5 Stelle (The Five Star Movement), a new party ...
Rinaldo Vignati, Piergiorgio Corbetta
exaly   +2 more sources

Between social movements and the constraints of government: the Five-Star Movement in Turin

Contemporary Italian Politics, 2019
The aim of this article is to analyse the evolution of the Movimento Cinque Stelle (Five-star Movement, M5s) in the city of Turin from its beginnings to the election of Chiara Appendino as mayor in...
Cecilia Biancalana
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Podemos and the Five-star Movement: populist, nationalist or what?

Contemporary Italian Politics, 2017
ABSTRACTThe resounding electoral successes of the Italian Movimento Cinque Stelle (Five-star Movement, M5S) and the Spanish Podemos (We can) in recent years, have attracted the attention of many political scientists. The two parties can be considered a new kind of anti-establishment party with values incompatible with those of the radical-right parties.
Davide Vittori
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Protest and project, leader and party: normalisation of the Five Star Movement

Contemporary Italian Politics, 2014
This article analyses public perceptions of the Five Star Movement (M5S). Voters’ points of view are examined by studying opinion poll results from a longitudinal perspective. The authors focus on three issues important for the future of the M5S: (1) the need to choose between pursuit of a substantive political project or anti-political protest; (2 ...
Luigi Ceccarini, Fabio Bordignon
exaly   +3 more sources

Digital Capitalism and the End of Politics: The Case of the Italian Five Star Movement

Politics and Society, 2017
In the Italian national elections in 2013, the Movimento Cinque Stelle (Five Star Movement, M5S), founded just four years earlier, gained 25 percent of votes, more than any other party. Analyses and interpretations are divided between those who consider M5S a member of the family of European populism and those who see M5S’s propositions as akin to the ...
Loris Caruso
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Five Star Movement: From Dual to Multimember Leadership

2021
This chapter is dedicated to the analysis of collective leadership in the Five Star Movement (M5S), which has been the most-voted party in Italy in the last two parliamentary elections. The empirical analysis of M5S is carried out through the analytical and theoretical framework presented in the previous theoretical chapters, emphasizing how both the ...
Donatella Campus   +2 more
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The Five Star Movement

2019
This chapter takes a closer look at the story behind the Five Star Movement. It looks at its roots, in 2005, its relation with its then main leader, Beppe Grillo; its transformation from civil society to political society; two of its defining campaigns in 2005 and 2007 that lay the ground for the birth of the movement; and at its electoral successes ...
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Beppe Grillo's Five Star Movement

2016
In 2009 Beppe Grillo, a well known Italian comedian, established the Five Star Movement with the aim of sending a handful of citizens to municipal councils to act as the watchdog of a professional political class often perceived as corrupt and self-interested.
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