politicalscienceВестник РГГУ. Серия “Политология. История. Международные отношения.”RSUH/RGGU Bulletin Series "Political Science. History. International Relations"2073-6339Издательский центр Российского государственного гуманитарного университета10.28995/2073-6339-2025-4-134-149politicalscience-820Research ArticleОБЩЕСТВЕННО-ПОЛИТИЧЕСКИЕ ПРОЦЕССЫ И СОЦИАЛЬНЫЕ КОММУНИКАЦИИ: ТЕОРИЯ И МЕТОДОЛОГИЯSOCIAL AND POLITICAL PROCESSES AND SOCIAL COMMUNICATIONS: THEORY AND METHODOLOGYПравый популизм в Канаде XXI в.: развитие и влияние на современные институты властиRight-wing populism in Canada: current development and influence on the main political institutionsВолошинаА. М.VoloshinaA. M.

Анна М. Волошина, аспирант

119991, Москва, Ленинские горы, д. 1

Anna M. Voloshina, postgraduate student

1, Leninskie Gory, Moscow, 119991

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В статье рассмотрено современное состояние политической системы Канады с точки зрения развития правого популизма. Правый популизм стал относительно новым явлением в политической жизни страны, в короткие сроки закрепившись в партийной системе в виде Народной партии Канады, а также в виде региональных общественных движений и партий. С момента выборов 2021 г. правый популизм остается в повестке дня, оказывая воздействие на традиционные «всеохватные» партии. С опорой на последние тенденции развития Канады, внутренние причины роста недоверия к федеральным властям и установленному статус-кво была проанализирована корреляция с ростом правого популизма, появлением политиков-популистов или политиков, использующих популистскую риторику внутри Консервативной партии. Выявлены точки роста правого популизма и предпринята попытка прогноза его перспектив в преддверие выборов 2025 г. в Парламент.

The article examines the current state of Canada’s political system from the perspective of the right-wing populism development. Right-wing populism has become a relatively new phenomenon in the Canadian political process, quickly gaining a foothold in the party system as the People’s Party of Canada, as well as the regional social movements and parties. Since the 2021 elections, right-wing populism is still on the Canadian agenda, influencing the Canadian traditional “catch-all” parties, the Liberal Party of Canada and the Conservative Party. Based on the latest development trends in Canada, the internal reasons for the amplifying distrust of the federal authorities and the established status quo, the paper analyzes the correlation with the growth of right-wing populism, the emergence of populist politicians or the politicians using populist rhetoric within the Conservative Party. The points of growth of right-wing populism have been identified and an attempt has been made to forecast its prospects on the eve of the 2025 Parliamentary elections.

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