Ignorance of the way the West works in many Muslim countries makes rabble-rousing easy.

ECONOMIST: Mischief, not madness, often underlies Muslim anger

Yet his party proved better at rabble-rousing than governing, and Haider retreated to his political fortress in Carinthia.

ECONOMIST: Commemorating a populist with shades of truth and memory

The belated conviction of Abu Hamza, a rabble-rousing former imam of a mosque in Finsbury Park in north London, has fanned unease.

ECONOMIST: Politics

It was only this August, when Mr Haider started to fight within his party and revert to rabble-rousing, that its support dived.

ECONOMIST: Austria's general election

The emphasis on modern campaign politics also proves illuminating, with the rabble-rousing tribunes conspiring against Coriolanus in the Senate amid cigarette smoke and division bells.

ECONOMIST: New film

Its founders (ironically, two Americans), with a love of spoken word and good old fashioned rabble-rousing, decided to formalise what was already happening on bar stools across the city.

BBC: Dublin's underground literary scene

The climax is rousing, not rabble-rousing.

NEWYORKER: The Long Walk Home