Workshop ‘Comparative Analysis – Interim Results’
Dates: 1-12 June 2020
Location: online
The aim of this workshop was to enable the ESRs to present their work-in-progress and receive feedback from their peers and the supervisors. Five half-day workshops were organised by theme, method or case study.
Programme:
Day 1: 1 June 2020
Theme: Discourse
Francesco Melito (ESR02): ‘The role of culture and tradition in the shift towards illiberal democracy: The counter-hegemonic challenge of Polish neo-traditionalism.
Michael Cole (ESR04): ‘The Influence of Russia on Ukrainian and Georgian Far Right Discourses’
Sabine Volk (ESR04): ‘PEGIDA, Dresden, Memory & Me’
Day 2: 2 June 2020
Theme: Economics
Paulina Lenik (ESR07): ‘The determinants of economic populism in Central and Eastern Europe’
Elena Cossu (ESR08): ‘The Effect of Populism on Growth: the Case of Hungary’
Denis Ivanov (ESR09): ‘Socio-economic Inequality and the Rise of Populism in Europe’
Day 3: 4 June 2020
Theme: Gender and sexuality
Carolin Heilig (ESR01): ‘Linkages between civil and political society: Women’s mobilisation and the Polish U-turn’
Slobodanka Dekic (ESR13): ‘Negotiating Family in Populist Times: Family Politics and LGBT organizations in Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina’
Mina Baginova (ESR15): ‘Post-1989 Social Movements in East Central Europe: Activist Cultures of Contemporary Feminist Movements and Women’s Mobilizations in Poland and Slovakia’
Day 4: 11 June 2020
Theme: Xenophobia
Tiril Ellingsen Thue (ESR10): ‘Anti-Semitism in the post-Yugoslav space: the case of Croatia and Serbia’
Carlos Gomez del Tronco (ESR11): ‘The mainstreaming of Islamophobia in Czech political discourse, 2010-2020: strategies, ideologies and processes’
Olena Yermakova (ESR12): ‘Escape from liberalism. The right-wing turn in Central and Eastern Europe and the problem of ‘otherness’
Day 5: 12 June 2020
Theme: Hungary and Hungarians
Andrzej Sadecki (ESR05): ‘Centenary of Trianon – memory politics in Orbán’s Hungary’
Ionut Chiruta (ESR06): ‘Triadic Nexus Relationships in an age of Populism: Interactions Between Romania, Hungary, and the Hungarian Minority in the Székelyland’
Máté Mátyás (ESR14): ‘Populist Mediatisation of a Social Movement: Media and Civil Society Under Populism in Post-Communist Hungary’