But their economic policies – anti-market and fearful that liberal capitalism and globalization will erode national identity and sovereignty – have many elements in common with populist parties of the left, such as Syriza in Greece (before its capitulation to its creditors), Podemos in Spain, and Italy’s Five Star Movement. Indeed, just as many supporters of radical leftist parties in the 1930s made a U-turn and ended up supporting authoritarian parties of the right, the economic ideologies of today’s populist parties seem to converge in many ways.
在社会政策上，这些政党大部分都倾向于保守。但它们的经济政策——反市场、担心自由资本主义和全球化会破坏国家身份和主权——与左翼民粹主义政党有诸多共同之处，如希腊左翼联盟（在其向债权人屈服之前）、西班牙社会民主党以及意大利五星运动（Five Star Movement）。事实上，正如20世纪30年代大量支持极左政党的选民态度做出一百八十度大转弯、最终转而支持右翼极权主义政党，今天的民粹主义政党的经济思想看上去也在从多个角度殊途同归。