European history has on several occasions been confronted with a “Polish question”. It did not always end well, especially for […]
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Tag: populism
“Democratic backsliding as a catalyst for polity-based contestation? Populist radical right cooperation in the European Parliament”, Michail Chiru, Natasha Wunsh (Sciences Po CEE, France)
The strengthening of the populist radical right poses an important challenge for European integration. This article explores whether democratic backsliding […]
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“Right-wing Populism in Associated Countries: A Challenge for Democracy”, Tamta Gelashvili, Denis Cenusa and Anna Medvedeva (NUPI, Norway)
This policy paper provides a structured comparative analysis of the nationalist populist actors, discourses and strategies in three Associated[1] Eastern […]
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“Restoring the Rule of Law within the EU: in Judges we Trust”, Jessica Almqvist (Elcano, Spain)
How to respond to the rule of law challenges faced as a result of access to power of Right-wing populist […]
Read more“Religion as a Weapon: Invoking Religion in Secularized Societies”, Petr Kratochvil (IIR, Czech Republic)
Petr Kratochvil, Religion as a Weapon: Invoking Religion in Secularized Societies New article by professor Petr Kratochvíl in The Review […]
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“What’s next for UN climate negotiations? The UNFCCC in the era of populism and multipolar competition”, Antto Vihma (FIIA, Finland)
Antto Vihma, What’s next for UN climate negotiations? The UNFCCC in the era of populism and multipolar competition, 03 2019 […]
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“Us versus Them: EU Compliance in Times of Populism”, Felix Reich (SPCEE, France)
“Us versus Them: EU Compliance in Times of Populism“, Felix Reich, Les cahiers européens de Sciences Po n° 02/2018 Les […]
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“The New Era of Populism? Theoretical, Empirical and Comparative Perspectives”, Camil Ungureanu and Ivan Serrano (CIDOB, Spain)
Populism has undoubtedly been one of the most controversial political concepts of recent years. Transcending the boundaries of academia, it […]
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Assistant Junior Researcher Nina Pejič participated in a discussion hosted by the Austrian Society for European Politics (CIR, Slovenia)
On 16 October 2018, assist. Nina Pejič, a Junior Researcher at the Centre of International Relations, Faculty of Social Sciences, […]
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Panel discussion: “Nationalistic populism and its reception in Central Europe. The state of play” (OEGFE, Austria)
Nationalist and populist tendencies are gaining weight across the European Union – not least in Central Europe. Thus, we have […]
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“Innovating Global Governance: bottom-up, the inductive approach”, Andrés Ortega, Aitor Pérez and Ángel Saz-Carranza (Elcano, Spain)
In this Policy Brief authors argue that inductive global governance is a bottom-up mode of organising global collective action that […]
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CIR took part in the Academia Aestiva Internationalis summer school
The Academia Aestiva Internationalis summer school was held between 2 and 7 July 2018 at the Faculty of Social Sciences […]
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TEPSA Brief: “Talking Europe: How did Italians do it in the latest election campaign and what will come next?”, Nicoletta Pirozzi
TEPSA is happy two present a new policy brief on “Talking Europe: How did Italians do it in the latest […]
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“Debt mutualisation, inflation and populism in the Eurozone”, Alfredo Arahuetes García, Gonzalo Gómez Bengoechea (Elcano, Spain)
Analyses of the Elcano Royal Institute (ARI) This paper looks at the various scenarios for debt mutualisation in the Eurozone […]
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“A guide to undestanding Italy: the 2018 elections and beyond”, Ilke Toygür (Elcano, Spain)
The Italian elections of March 2018 –which have become a case study for populism– have caused much anxiety in Europe; […]
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Mainstreaming Euroscepticism? An analysis of the effects of the politicisation of Europe in domestic elections on the framing strategies of the centre-right in Britain, France and Germany (Sciences Po, France)
Les Cahiers européens de Sciences Po n° n°3/2017 The functional logic that had for so long guided European member states […]
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Reasons for rejecting globalisation: beyond inequality and xenophobia, Miguel Otero-Iglesias and Federico Steinberg (Elcano, Spain)
The authors analyse reasons accounting for the growing discontent with globalisation and the liberal establishment in advanced democracies. Link: http://www.realinstitutoelcano.org/wps/portal/rielcano_en/contenido?WCM_GLOBAL_CONTEXT=/elcano/elcano_in/zonas_in/ari20-2017-oteroiglesias-steinberg-reasons-rejecting-globalisation-beyond-inequality-xenofobia
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Sociologie plurielle des comportements politiques: Je vote, tu contestes, elle cherche…, Olivier Fillieule, Florence Haegel, Camille Hamidi, et al (eds.) (Sciences Po, France)
Je vote, tu contestes, elle cherche… La montée de l’abstention, celle des partis d’extrême droite, l’émergence d’une consommation engagée ou […]
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The Spanish Exception: Unemployment, inequality and immigration, but no right-wing populist parties, Carmen González-Enríquez (Elcano, Spain)
Very few European countries have proven immune to the appeal of right-wing populism. Despite economic crisis and fast-eroding political trust, […]
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Integration 4/2016 (IEP, Germany)
In the new issue of integration, Peter-Christian Müller-Graff analyses the legal situation of the European Union prior to the notification […]
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Euroscepticism in Small EU Member States, Karlis Bukovskis (Ed.) (LIIA, Latvia)
The book “Euroscepticism in Small EU Member States” is an effort by an international team of analysts to address the […]
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