In order to understand how right-wing populism – often characterised by nationalist rhetoric, anti-immigration policies, and protectionist tendencies – might view the economic system as a whole, it’s important to understand its political roots. In the current political discourse, the term populist immediately signals an anti-establishment inclination and if by establishment we presume the liberal parliamentary democracies of Europe, then the populist narrative must by definition criticise the current order. As Branislav Slantchev, a Professor at the University of California San Diego, summaris…