A dynamic theory of populism in power: the Andes in comparative perspective

Democracy and Populism

A Dynamic Theory of Populism in Power

The Critical Antecedents of Populism: Mass Political Discontent and Elite Disarray

The Tsunami Moment: Coming to Power

The Hobbesian Moment: Confronting the Opposition

The Populist Moment: Securing and Expanding Power

Reproducing Populism: Tilting the Electoral Playing Field

Conclusion: Populism and Regime Change.