International Populism Research Network
ABOUT THE NETWORK
The network’s activities are centered on new theoretical, qualitative and quantitative approaches to studying the phenomenon of populism worldwide.
It is open to other social science and humanities disciplines beyond the field of political science, such as sociology, philosophy, cultural, media and literature studies, ethnology, visual studies, performance studies, law and history.
The International Populism Research Network organizes academic events (both in-person and online) at CAU Kiel and in collaboration with partner institutes. These include academic conferences, workshops and panels at national and international conferences, international teaching collaborations and events for the general public.
The International Populism Research Network conducts its own research projects and supports doctoral and post doc projects.
It disseminates its research findings in the form of scientific publications and publicizes the core work of its partner organizations.
To give its activities additional visibility, the International Populism Research Network also communicates with the broader public.
Kooperation: Hermann Ehlers Stiftung und CAU Kiel
Paula Diehl zu Gast bei "Made in Kiel"
Time: 11. November 2024, 18:00 Uhr
Ort: Seeburg, Kiel
Eintritt: kostenlos
CfP
Populism and Conflicts Across Institutions and Scales: Unpacking Challenges, Responses, and Potentials
Manuscript Summary Submission Deadline: 29 December 2024
Manuscript Submission Deadline: 18 April 2025
How can the relation between populism and conflict be conceptualized? How does it manifest in different contexts? The Research Topic „Populism and Conflicts Across Institutions and Scales: Unpacking Challenges, Responses, and Potentials“ in _Frontiers in Political Science_ seeks to provide a space for cutting-edge debates around these issues. For more information, contact the topic editors Richard Georgi and Kilian Spandler or visit the Research Topic website here.
Interview of Paula Diehl
“Populists know how to use the media”
In this interview for LatAm Journalism Review, Paula Diehl talks about the structural affinity between the populist communication of politicians like Donald Trump, Jair Bolsonaro and Javier Milei and the media’s selection criteria. The media become accomplices of populist actors, she argues, because populism generates public attention.
Open access Article
Emotion Narratives on the Political Culture of Radical Right Populist Parties in Portugal and Italy
New publication of Paula Diehl and BRIGITTE BARGETZ (eds.)
The Complexity of Populism – New Approaches and Methods
Much as populism has been researched, it remains a contested notion without coherent definition and methodology, and shaped by dimensions such as ideology, communication style, discourse, mobilization, and organization. It has simultaneously mobilized emotions, produced symbols, and affected subjectivity and gender relations and can manifest itself in different ways and appear in hybrid forms, such as in the cases of Silvio Berlusconi, Hugo Chávez, and Donald Trump.
With chapters by Paula Diehl, Carlos de la Torre, Birgit Sauer, Brigitte Bargetz, Stefan Bird-Pollan, Federico Finchelstein, Giorgia Bulli, Martin Reisigl, Mojca Pajnik, Till Weber.
The book was published on July 3, 2023 and can be ordered here.
Open Access: Mojca Pajnik: Transformations of the Media Sphere. Amplifying Opportunity Structures for Populism
New publication of Seongcheol Kim
Populismus? Frag doch einfach! Klare Antworten aus erster Hand
Populist movements and parties are allegedly on the rise in Europe. In his book, Seongcheol Kim gets to the bottom of populism. He explains the various definitions and possible applications of the term and elucidates its history. Variants such as left-wing and right-wing populism are also discussed, as are anti-populism and counter-strategies from science, culture and politics.
ZDF – MAITHINK Xperts: Populism
Populism in Politics and the Media
What characterises populist rhetoric? When does it become a threat to democracy? Why is it compatible with the media's attention economy? Paula Diehl talks about populism in politics and in the media at MaiThink.
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