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‘Populists and the Pandemic:
How Populists Around the World Responded to COVID-19’
Edited By Nils Ringe, Lucio Rennó @NilsRinge & @LucioRenno
Now available to buy in paperback or to download free Open Access. routledge.com/Populists-and-…
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New Online:"An institutional safety net? How electoral institutions mediate the fortunes of parties under threat"
#institutions #social #democracy #sincere #switching #strategic #mixedsystem
By: @jnonnemacher97, @JaeJaeSpoon and @NilsRinge
Access here: bit.ly/3BVQDLp
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Trying this again (and yet more indebted to @boyd and @Alonso_GD): with gratitude to @leverhulmewhit @DrDuncanBell @giofabman @smccurry3 @AnnaMeierPS and many others
cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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The languages of politics: How multilingualism affects policymaking in the European Union | @NilsRinge @UofMPress blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2…
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This Wed. 3/30 @ 6:30-8:00 am CDT, Director of the Jean Monnet EU Center of Excellence for Comparative Populism and Professor of Political Science @NilsRinge is discussing his new book with the European Parliamentary Research Service.
Register here: ep-events.secure.europarl.eu…
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🥁📢The @routledgebooks @ExtremandDem will soon publish "Populists & the #Pandemic" the 1st global comparative volume on the topic. It features 22 case studies by 😱contributors. Edited by @NilsRinge L. Remuzat R. Junio. @StijnTvanKessel @AndreaPirro 👉tinyurl.com/thcaen4n
Jen beat me to the punch... Very excited for this book to be out. The punchline is that foreign language use and reliance on translators depoliticizes policy-making by reducing its political nature and potential for conflict.
I'm very excited about this new book by @NilsRinge!
Multilingual environments make policy-making *less* political and reduce the likelihood of political conflict. Change the way we talk and change the way we feel about politics. Amazing work!
press.umich.edu/12080141
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Policymakers and the public are debating ranked-choice voting around the country. Join us for a virtual “breakfast briefing” where experts will explain how such an electoral system would change elections in Wisconsin.
Info/registration: elections.wisc.edu/ranked-ch…
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Never has it been so difficult to predict who will be Germany’s next leader, and how s/he will govern, and with whom. Join us Wed. Oct. 13th @ 4pm for "Making Sense of the Unprecedented 2021 German Elections" with @ConStelz and @NilsRinge
Sign up today: europe.wisc.edu/event/dr-con…
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Yascha Mounk (Associate Prof @SAISHopkins & Contributing Editor @TheAtlantic) will be the CES guest speaker. Thursday April 8 #Democracy #populism Find out more and register here: europe.wisc.edu/event/yascha…
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Register now for Tuesday Feb 9 "Populism and the Pandemic UK/FRANCE" with Prof. Tim Bale & Dr. Marta Lorimer #France #UK #COVID19 #populism europe.wisc.edu/event/populi…
One important take-away: repudiate the Big Lie, continuously and long into the future, even if it feels like beating a dead horse. "The American Abyss" nytimes.com/2021/01/09/magaz…
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Jan 12, #Populism and the #Pandemic lecture series is back! #India (Pavithra Suryanarayan, @JohnsHopkins University) & #SouthAfrica (Ryan Brunette, @CUNY and Benjamin Fogel, @nyuniversity). @uwpolisci @uwmadisonafrica @uwsoasia Register today: europe.wisc.edu/event/populi…
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I endorse this thread so much that @NilsRinge and I wrote a book about it a few years ago:
bridgeinfogap.org/ xitter.cf/joshhuder/status/93153…
This is upsetting for several reasons but I'd like to outline a political one. politico.com/story/2017/11/1… |1
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Brexit: like a mad scientist, UK is experimenting on itself for the benefit of humanity. Me: ft.com/content/a6b1f948-9d8e…
Favorite term I have come across in a while: "asymmetric Merkelization"
(article is in German) spon.de/ae0eJ via @SPIEGELONLINE
Yup. It's not about the EU punishing the UK, it's that the consequences of leaving the EU will be punishing. theguardian.com/politics/201…
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Seriously, why is Farage on BBC?! He should not be anywhere anymore. #GE2017
#dogsatpollingstations seems like the right way to end this day in politics.





















