La Chine et les populismes occidentaux. Deux faces du National-Capitalisme Autoritaire

Would China's economic success and the political progression of Western populisms refer to common references? In both cases, we can see, realized or postulated, the effectiveness of new forms of authoritarian capitalism. In both cases, the national reference is mobilized to legitimize levels of authoritarianism, although quite different. We therefore propose to qualify as National-Authoritarian Capitalism the syndrome that characterizes such varied politicaleconomic experiences, as well as their common denunciation of the model of liberal democracy prevalent in the West. The exploration of the model drawn up by these characteristics, in their political, economic and cultural dimensions, leads to the question: should we see in Western national-populisms an Authoritarian National-Capitalism in perspective?