Political science discussion

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Populism has gained significant traction in various political landscapes around the world, often characterized by a divide between the ‘elite’ and the ‘common people.’ Discuss the implications of populism on democratic institutions and political discourse. Consider both the potential benefits, such as increased political engagement and representation of marginalized voices, and the drawbacks, such as the rise of authoritarian tendencies and the erosion of established norms. How can democracies navigate the challenges posed by populist movements while fostering inclusive and constructive political dialogue?