Los mejores podcasts de Resilience Of Populism In Eastern Europe (2024)

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Populism and Party System Change in Europe 33:56

2+ y ago33:56

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Professor Milada Vachudova introduces the concept of ethnopolulism and discusses how political party competition in some member states of the European Union has shifted to issues of identity, as a result of and to the benefit of ethno-populist parties defending “the people.” Such polarization, she argues, goes hand in hand with democratic backslidi…

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The Contradictory Democratic Beliefs of Populist Citizens 38:13

3y ago38:13

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Professor Maurits Meijers discusses how European citizens who embrace populist beliefs view and participate in their countries' democracy. He argues that they support key democratic principles and institutions but tend to hold more majoritarian conceptions of democracy. He also finds that they are dissatisfied with political parties as institutions…

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The Ambivalence of Polish Populism 42:09

3y ago42:09

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Professor Ben Stanley discusses the evolution of the populist movement and affiliated parties in Poland in the 2000s and 2010s. He argues that while its rhetoric and economic policies have empowered social groups that felt excluded from post-1989 reforms, the nativist cultural policies and the politicization of the institutional infrastructure by t…

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Gender and Anti-Gender Politics in the Populist Moment 45:57

3y ago45:57

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Professor Elżbieta Korolczuk discusses the latest phase of the struggle around gender equality in Poland in the 2010s. She offers a novel conceptualization — developed in her recent book with Agnieszka Graff, Anti-Gender Politics in the Populist Moment — of the relationship between the ultraconservative anti-gender movement and right-wing populist …

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The Social Coalition Behind Poland’s Law and Justice Party 42:17

3+ y ago42:17

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Professor David Ost discusses the social bases of the electoral bloc behind the Law and Justice government in Poland, which originally sought the revival of “traditional” values in the country and the strengthening of the state to enforce them but after the global financial crisis, also began to speak about the suffering inflicted on the “Nation” b…

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The Civic Embeddedness of Hungary's Fidesz Party 1:03:52

3+ y ago1:03:52

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Professor Béla Greskovits discusses how the Fidesz party accumulated social capital and translated it into political capital and electoral success in 2010. The Civic Circles Movement, founded by Fidesz’ leader Viktor Orban after he lost the 2002 parliamentary elections, has been militant in terms of its hegemonic aspirations and collective practice…

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Populism as a Rejection of (Neo-)liberalism 39:34

3+ y ago39:34

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Professor Mitchell Orenstein discusses how Central Europe’s post-communist dependence on foreign capital constrained countries in the region into following (neo)liberal economic policies and how after the global financial crisis, populist parties in the region began to break from the (neo)liberal consensus, “thickening” their populist agenda to inc…

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On European Populism and Democracy 36:21

3+ y ago36:21

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Ivan Krastev speaks about the relationship between democracy and populism, arguing the latter is the outcome not of the failure of the democratization of European societies but of its success. He further discusses the unintended consequences of the five revolutions that have shaped the current state of democracy in the post-WWII West. Looking to Ce…

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A Look from the Supply Side 43:16

3+ y ago43:16

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Dr. Maria Snegovaya discusses how the evolution of the post-communist party systems facilitated the rise of nationalist populism. She argues that the centrist shift of the ex-Communist left parties along the economic policy dimension (and their implementation of austerity reforms, which led to growing disenchantment with neoliberalism) made the lef…

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Rise and Resilience of Populism in Eastern Europe

Rise and Resilience of Populism in Eastern Europe

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Populism and Party System Change in Europe 33:56

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The Contradictory Democratic Beliefs of Populist Citizens 38:13

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The Ambivalence of Polish Populism 42:09

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Gender and Anti-Gender Politics in the Populist Moment 45:57

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The Social Coalition Behind Poland’s Law and Justice Party 42:17

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The Civic Embeddedness of Hungary's Fidesz Party 1:03:52

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Populism as a Rejection of (Neo-)liberalism 39:34

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On European Populism and Democracy 36:21

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A Look from the Supply Side 43:16

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