In 2015, Europe faced the arrival of over 1.25 million refugees fleeing from war-affected
countries. The public mainly learned about this issue through domestic media. Through the …

This article critically reviews key interdisciplinary research on populism, focusing specifically
on its various conceptualisations and the debates occurring within scholarship on its …

The nature, location, and dynamic of discursive power in Social Media, or broadly speaking
the participatory web, are fluid, changeable, and non-static. Social Media provides all forms …

The paper examines the intersection of technological design of Social Media
communication, the notion of post-politics-affective turn in contemporary (Western) societies …

The commentary examines the roots of electoral shifts towards right wing populist parties
and groups in the West. It shows how legitimate economic grievances of lower classes have …

Europe and now the United States are characterized by the growing presence of populist
parties and leaders able to attract a significant share of the electorate. The successful …

This article analyzes the discursive opportunities, narratives, and dominant themes used by
the Conservative People's Party of Estonia (EKRE), a new populist radical right party, to …

The rise across Europe of political parties espousing an ethnic conception of the nation,
explicitly opposed to immigrants and minorities, has brought into stark relief the politics of …

This chapter aims to draw a map of populism in Israel and of the research carried out in this
area as a basis for future research. This map is based on existing scholarship, which …

The study presented in this article explores the processes through which influence takes
shape in eclectic online forums with few vanity metrics. Using a dataset of 7.5 million posts in …