Rising Populism and European Elections
Selection of collected contributions
23.05.2014
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The primary goal of the Institute of European Democrats (IED) is to promote an in-depth discussion on the core aspects of the European integration process. Last year, in an attempt to shed some light on the challenge of the upswing of populist parties in the upcoming European elections and better understand the solutions ahead, the Institute of European Democrats set to launch a research project on "The Risks of growing Populism and the European elections". The aim of the project is to give our contribution to the European-wide debate on populism and to broaden and support the part played by the youngest generation in this debate. It was with this idea in mind that we awarded 15 research fellowships to young researchers. The results of these researches are collected in the publication "Rising Populism and European Elections. Collection of Selected contributions", presented at the IED conference held on the 24th of April in Bratislava.
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Rising Populism and European Elections
Mihai Sebe: A brief overview of the Romanian case
Gentiola Madhi: A Five Star Digital Populism
Peter McGuigan: An Examination of the Radical Right and Populism In Contemporary Ireland
Aleksandra Rosinska: Disadvantages of Democracy
Norbert Kucharik: Growing Populism and Extremism in the view of the EP elections 2014
Pietro Castelli Gattinara, Caterina Froio: Opposition in the EU and opposition to the EU
Ellada Ioannou: Populism and the European elections in Cyprus
Linda Kohutova, Michaela Repiska: Populism and the Slovak Republic
Mathieu Camescasse: Populism in France - 2014 European elections at stake
Oier Lobera Ezenarro: Populism in Spain - different from the rest of Europe, but growing anyway
Costanza Caputi: Populism, Elites and Euroscepticism - the case of Austria
Francesco Nicoli: Populism, Polarization, Politicization, Participation
