Geographies of entitled anger: Revanchist populism in Brazil and beyond
本文提出“复仇民粹主义”概念，基于“有权利的愤怒”和自以为是的地理想象，分析巴西近年来的跨阶级联盟，并展示如何将这一地理视角应用于全球其他地区的类似现象。
In an age of resurgent populism, emotional geographies play an underexamined yet pivotal role in explaining cross-class alliances that have enabled particularly angry forms of revanchist politics across world regions. This essay delineates the notion of “revanchist populism” and its grounding in “entitled anger,” as well as self-righteous geographical imaginations more broadly, to shed new light on the Brazilian case in recent years, which is further explored in this special issue. Beyond Brazil, we suggest how this approach can be used to bring a more geographical perspective to related iterations of revanchist populism elsewhere in the world and across the political spectrum, from Venezuela to Turkey, and Argentina to India.