Dutertism
Filipino right-wing populist political ideology
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Dutertism
Summary
Dutertism is a personalismo[1]. Dutertism is known by 33 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Dutertism is in the country of Philippines[3].
- Dutertism's instance of is recorded as personalismo[4].
- Dutertism's instance of is recorded as nationalist movement[5].
- Dutertism's instance of is recorded as cult of personality[6].
- Dutertism's instance of is recorded as political ideology[7].
- Dutertism's instance of is recorded as political movement[8].
- Dutertism is a type of neonationalism[9].
- Dutertism is a type of antielitism[10].
- Dutertism is a type of right-wing populism[11].
- Dutertism's Commons category is recorded as Dutertismo[12].
- Dutertism's said to be the same as is recorded as political positions of Rodrigo Duterte[13].
- Dutertism is the opposite of liberal elite[14].
- Dutertism is the opposite of Q141272502[15].
- Dutertism is the opposite of National Democratic Front of the Philippines[16].
- Dutertism comprises Lumpenproletariat[17].
- Dutertism comprises Overseas Filipino Worker[18].
- Dutertism comprises nouveau riche[19].
- Dutertism comprises working poor[20].
- Dutertism's has cause is recorded as Rodrigo Duterte[21].
- Dutertism's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Dutertism[22].
- Dutertism's political ideology is recorded as socialist patriotism[23].
- Dutertism's political ideology is recorded as independent foreign policy[24].
- Dutertism's political ideology is recorded as federalism in the Philippines[25].
- Dutertism's political ideology is recorded as anti-imperialism[26].
- Dutertism's facet of is recorded as diaspora politics[27].
Body
Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include personalismo[4], nationalist movement[5], cult of personality[6], political ideology[7], and political movement[8]. Recorded subclass of include neonationalism[9], antielitism[10], and right-wing populism[11]. Recorded opposite of include liberal elite[14], Q141272502[15], and National Democratic Front of the Philippines[16].
Use and Application
Components include Lumpenproletariat[17], a social class[28]; Overseas Filipino Worker[18], a group of humans[29]; nouveau riche[19], a social status[30]; and working poor[20], a social class[31].
Why It Matters
Dutertism is known by 33 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]