This volume explores the evolution of populism in Italy in the last decade. On the one hand, the contributions in this volume provide an updated "state of the art" of research on Italian populism, on the other hand - by starting from the assumption of the multifaceted nature of populism - this book provides the reader with fundamental tools to explore populism from a diachronic and multi-dimensional approach. The authors investigate in depth different dimensions, from the internal organisation of populist parties to their communication styles, from their positioning on specific issues, such as immigration and corruption, to the different strategies they use in different arenas and contexts.