7th Prague Populism Conference
7th Prague Populism Conference
Current Populism in Europe and Climate Change
16 – 17 May 2022, PRAGUE
Goethe-Institut Prague, Masarykovo nábřeží 32, 110 00 Praha 1
Registration has been open here: https://cz.boell.org/en/form/registrace-for-populism-conferen
Conference programme is available here: https://bit.ly/3MxQvnr
12/07/2022
The keynote speech of Takis S. Pappas from the 7th Prague Populism Conference is now online. You can watch it here👇
Takis S. Pappas: Populism as democratic illiberalism (and how it fits a political systems typology) Keynote Paper by Takis S. Pappas (CEU) at 7th Prague Populism Conference "Current Populism in Europe and Climate Change", held on 16 May 2022. The conference...
19/05/2022
Here are some photos from the 7th . Enjoy😊
18/05/2022
We successfully concluded the 7th . Thanks to all the participants for interesting presentations and stimulating debate. See you in May 2023👍
17/05/2022
Second day of the 7th continues with panels on New developments in populism studies and on populism and memory
16/05/2022
The conference continues with panels on Populism and covid-19 and Populism and climate change in Central Europe
16/05/2022
The 7th has started with the main academic panel with Daniele Albertazzi Takis Pappas Emilia Palonen Vlastimil Havlík💪
15/05/2022
The debate with creators of the film is ongoing😎
15/05/2022
The 7th is starting by screening of the film Ökozid. Happy to be back👍
13/05/2022
Join us for the best conference view in town😎
7th
13/05/2022
Prague Populism Conference is coming soon! You have the last opportunity to register today: https://cz.boell.org/en/form/registrace-for-populism-conferen
The conference will also focus on populism during covid times in a panel scheduled on Monday at 13:30 with the following papers:
Jakub Wondreys (Newton University, Prague)
Victims or Beneficiaries of the Pandemic? The Impact of Covid-19 on the Electoral Performance of the European Far-Right
Zoltán Ádám (Corvinus University of Budapest)
Authoritarian or empowering? The populism—democracy nexus re-visited in context of the COVID-19 crisis
Attila Bartha, Marianna Kopasz, and Judit Takács (Centre for Social Sciences, Budapest)
Short Run versus Long Run Successes? Pandemic Policy Making in European Populist and Liberal Democracies
At the 7th , we will have three panels dedicated directly to populism and climate change.
First, discussing this phenomena in Central Europe (Monday, 13:30-15:15).
Second, dedicated to popular environmentalism and anti-westernism (Tuesday, 11:45-13:15).
Third, talking about multiple-party analysis and climate change (Tuesday, 14:00-15:45).
We could still register to the conference in here: https://cz.boell.org/.../registrace-for-populism-conferen