The wave of hard-right, nationalist, and populist movements often traced back to 2016 actually roots from the conservative revolution led by Reagan and Thatcher in the 1980s.
Reagan was considered an outsider like Trump; however, his refined demeanor and ability to communicate set him apart, making him an effective leader in his time.
Both Reagan and Trump utilized their celebrity status, but the differing styles reveal a transformation in the political landscape reflecting struggles of sovereignty and economic policy.
The neoconservative movement laid the groundwork for current strongman leadership trends, which have emerged amid challenges like the 2008 financial crisis and the rise of protectionism.
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