Popularisoi
Popularisoi is a neologism used primarily in speculative political theory and some fictional works to describe a class of movements or parties that claim to represent the people against elites. The word combines an English root popular with a plural-sounding suffix to suggest multiple groups sharing a common populist aim. It is not a widely used or officially recognized term in real-world political science, and there is no single canonical doctrine associated with it.
In such contexts, popularisoi movements typically emphasize direct appeal to broad citizenry, opposition to perceived technocratic
Critics argue that the label can obscure important differences between movements, oversimplify policy debates, and enable
In fiction and academic exercises, popularisoi serves as a conceptual tool to explore how anti-elite appeals