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Research on populism published as cartoons
By
maria [dot] lofstedt [at] cme [dot] lu [dot] se (Maria Löfstedt)
- published 24 February 2020
Having just marked two months since its launch, #rethinkingPopulism has already published 9 articles and an interactive map tracing the topography of research on populism and gender. Continuing to pursue the project’s aim to contribute to a vigorous and constructive, yet widely accessible debate for a non-academic and younger public as well as populism researchers, #rethinkingPopulism has now produced the first in a series of cartoon-style info sheets on Populism & nativism in India: The politics of gender in the Hindutva movement, drawing on two articles that appeared on the project’s openDemocracy website.
#rethinkingPopulism has now produced the first in a series of cartoon-style info sheets on Populism & nativism in India.
The info sheet will soon be accessible through the project’s openDemocracy webpage.
- We hope that these infosheets will be able to provide crucial information on populism in an accessible and -why not?- fun way to people who might be turned off by more academic outputs such as articles. If our research on such an important issue that is affecting our democracy is to have meaningful impact we need to find innovative ways to communicate with society at large, said #rethinkingPopulism’s editor Spyros A. Sofos (CMES).
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