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Introduction (The Sociology of Populism and Citizenship), (Gregor Fitzi/Jürgen Mackert/Bryan S. Turner)1. Populism as a Conceptual Problem, (Cathérine Colliot-Thélène)2. Populism. Social and Political Aspects of an Ideal Typical Concept, (Gregor Fitzi) 3.Security Crises: Extreme Nationalism and Threats to Democracy in Europe, (Mabel Berezin)4. Populist Democracy: A Democracy without Citizens?, (Francisco Panizza) 5. The Coterminous Rise of Populism and Superfluous Populations, (David Snow)6. Islamic Populism, Cultural Engineering and Women’s Quest for Rights, (Haideh Moghissi)7. Everyday Bordering and Populist Constructions of ‘The Migrant’, (Nira Yuval-Davis)8. The Micro-Politics of Right-wing Populism, (Ruth Wodak)9. Transition to and from Hybrid Regimes – The Role of Populist Parties and Movements, (Klaus Bachmann)10. From Protecting Individuals to Protecting the Public: The Changing Parameters of Populist-driven Criminal Law, (John Pratt)11. Specifying the Theoretical Factors Essential to Understanding Successful Contemporary Populist Mobilization, (John McCarthy)