Pipeline populism: grassroots environmentalism in the twenty-first century: by Kai Bosworth, Minneapolis, University of Minnesota, 2022, 264 pp., USD $27 (paperback) and USD $108 (cloth), ISBN 978-1-5179-1106-5 and 978-1-5179-1105-8.

Bosworth's book is part of a growing body of literature focused on "environmental populism", which can be understood as the study of populism (and/or populists) regarding environmental issues. In I Pipeline Populism i , Kai Bosworth presents a fascinating study of US grassroots resistance movements fighting the construction of a series of oil-carrying pipelines in the mid-2010s using ethnographic methods. Even if Bosworth does not fully propose populism as a solution, there is not enough engagement with the very real possibility of (his understanding of) populism turning - or revealing itself as - undemocratic. [Extracted from the article]