Professor Dani Rodrik, one of the foremost authorities on globalisation and populism, argues that both economic and cultural rifts between traditionalists and younger generations are giving rise to mounting populism. Older generations are increasingly alienated in the community as younger generations adopt values, such as secularism, personal autonomy, and diversity. Yet although the older generation represent a smaller portion of the population, they tend to be more politically active…
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