Marina Prentoulis is Associate Professor in Politics and Media at the University of East Anglia. She has she had acted as the UK spokesperson of Syriza and has given numerous interviews on British and International media including BBC's Newsnight and the Andrew Marr Show as well as CNN and Sky News.

Acknowledgements
Introduction: Why Left Populism?
1. The Politics of Left Populism after the Global Financial Crisis
2. Grassroots Resistance, Austerity and the 'Populist Moment'
3. Creating a Party for the Twenty-First Century: New Parties, New Structures?
4. Left Populism at Elections: Rhetoric and Programmes
5. The Institutionalisation of the Populist Promise
6. Europe and Its 'Peoples': Negotiating Sovereignty
Conclusion: Where We Are Today with Left Populism
Notes
Index