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E-raamat: Demagogues, Populism and Misinformation: A Guide to Combating Dark Ideas

Edited by (University of Southampton, UK), Edited by (University College London (UCL), UK)
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  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Sep-2025
  • Kirjastus: Emerald Publishing Limited
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  • ISBN-13: 9781805921684
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Demagogues, Populism and Misinformation: A Guide to Combating Dark Ideas
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  • Kirjastus: Emerald Publishing Limited
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781805921684
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Todays volatile political and social climate, is characterised by demagogues, populism, and increasingly AI driven misinformation, combined with growing global crises ranging from obesity to the environment. This eclectic collection brings together a diverse array of international contributors to tackle these crucial issues. These include leading thinkers, policymakers, and activists drawn from the world of business, politics, education, religion, law, the arts, science, medicine, health and social enterprise. The book explores how people engage with ideas, particularly the lure of dark ideas, and proposes innovative policy solutions to combat susceptibility to 'dark' ideas such as misinformation, conspiracy theories and science denial.



Recent trends and events across the UK, US, and many European countries, including the war in Ukraine, Brexit, the election of Trump, numerous immigration crises, and the perceived lack of solidarity during the Covid-19 pandemic, suggest a shift away from an 'ideas-informed' democratic society. Demagogues, Populism and Misinformation examines two crucial factors that influence ideas engagement: the allure of 'dark ideas' and the necessary preconditions for effective engagement with ideas, such as tolerance, intellectual humility, intellectual empathy (a willingness to engage with other perspectives), and intellectual curiosity.

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The chapters within this remarkable book stretch both the mind and the imagination. At times they seem almost too hopeful and ambitious; at other times, the ideas are so obviously sensible one cannot imagine why they are not widespread in our lives today ... reading this book will fill you as it does me with hope for the future.  -- Sir Anthony Seldon

Foreword; Sir Anthony Seldon

Tackling the foundations of Dark Ideas

Chapter
1. Introduction: Striking back against the Dark Side; Chris Brown and
Graham Handscomb

Chapter
2. Why are some ideas easy to believe on little evidence?; Anna Stone


Chapter
3. The lure of the shadow; Arif Anis

Chapter
4. Can pro-climate advocates steal populisms clothes?; Matthew
Paterson

Liberation through education

Chapter
5. Getting Down To Earth; David Lambert

Chapter
6. Science Literacy Beats Misinformation; Andrew Morris

Chapter
7. Defeating Misinformation Through Classroom Deliberation; Lee
Jerome

Misinformation and the power of knowledge

Chapter
8. Data-Driven Misinformation; Anna E. Premo, Alexander Ratkovsky,
and Martina A. Rau

Chapter
9. Confronting Media Outrage and Restoring Trust and Evidence Based
Debate; Sir Les Ebdon CBE

Chapter
10. Populism and its impact on the rule of law; Robin Ellison

Chapter
11. Its Darwin!: An evolutionary lens on knowledge and truth; Steven
Warmoes

Demagogues, democracy and political action

Chapter
12. Extremism is the Point How Our Society and Politics Fosters
Dark Ideas; Sam Fowles

Chapter
13. Preserving and sustaining democracy in an age of disinformation;
Gopal Subramanium

Chapter
14. Living with shade: ambiguity does not mean only darkness in world
politics; Ben OLaughlin and Alister McKimmon

Chapter
15. What would the Suffragettes think?; Vivienne Porritt OBE FRSA
FCCT

Populism, faith and belief

Chapter
16. Faith Communities and national populisms: seeking integrity in
the grey areas; John P. Bradbury

Chapter
17. Responding to (Christian) Nationalism; Andy Braunston

Chapter
18. Embracing Uncertainty in a Chaotic Age; Beverley Clack

Personally facing up to the dark

Chapter
19. Writing into the Dark: Dementia and the Cultivation of
Human(e)ness; Lesley Saunders

Chapter
20. Taking Control - Be more selective in choice of media; Lynn Wood
Chris Brown is Professor of Education, University of Southampton. He is Head of the Southampton Education School and Distinguished Visiting Professor at University of Tübingen. Chris has an interest in how people go about harnessing great ideas to improve the human condition.



Graham Handscomb is Honorary Professor at University College, London (UCL) and Visiting Professor at Durham University and the University of Bolton. Graham also works as an educational and change consultant.
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