Trumpism within the framework of knowledge capitalism
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A study about how trumpism, as an expression of right-wing populism, arose and strengthened as a result of the formation and evolution of knowledge capitalism in the United States. The apogee of this political phenomenon is understood as a manifestation of the political contradictions and crises that took place in that country, which were a direct consequence of the transition process toward a new era of capitalist development as a result of the main structural capitalist transformations accumulated since the final years of the twentieth century and its crisis during the twenty first century.
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