@sldelange.bsky.social
Professor of Dutch Politics at Leiden University | Extremism, populism, radicalism scholar | Board member IISG Amsterdam and Wiardi Beckman Foundation | Allotmenteer | Zeeuws meisje |
@populismblog.bsky.socialReposted by @sldelange.bsky.socialNew entry for the illiberalism series on The Loop @ecprtheloop.bsky.social 🔥
I present the main arguments from The Fascist Zeitgeist: doi.org/10.1017/9781...
If you are interested in contributing to this amazing blog series please contact me or The Loop 👇
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@kai-arzheimer.comReposted by @sldelange.bsky.social
@danjdevine.bsky.socialReposted by @sldelange.bsky.social❗ There are two ridiculously good 2.5 year postdocs on 'Trust, Participation, and Democratic Resilience' - one focusing on experiments, one on quants (general), over at @politicsoxford.bsky.social :
@leoniedejonge.bsky.socialReposted by @sldelange.bsky.socialWe are so excited to launch the call for papers for our second @ecpr-ead.bsky.social conference in Rotterdam next year. Please consider submitting a proposal!
Big thanks for Ofra Klein and her team at @essb-erasmusuni010.bsky.social for making this possible 👏
@ecpr-ead.bsky.socialReposted by @sldelange.bsky.social🥁 The Call for Papers for the 2nd @ecpr.bsky.social Extremism & Democracy conference is now live!
📆 20-21 May 2027.
📍Erasmus University, Rotterdam
⏱️ Deadline for panesl & papers is 18 December.
@dralbertazziuk.bsky.socialReposted by @sldelange.bsky.socialThis new electoral law has now passed. Meloni's govt is now likely to last a bit longer. My hunch is that we will still have early elections, but in the spring
@claesdevreese.bsky.socialReposted by @sldelange.bsky.socialThis is not good
Supporters of a conference should not determine the contents of the panels and program. And pulling out in response to US pressures is highly problematic
@rikefranke.euReposted by @sldelange.bsky.socialAnd so it begins: the very first proposal of the new regional parliament in which the AfD is the strongest faction is about an immediate end to sanctions against Russia and the normalisation of relations. (Which, of course, they cannot decide at the regional level.)
@dralbertazziuk.bsky.socialReposted by @sldelange.bsky.socialLimited free reads below:
Clear explanation of electoral law probably going to be approved by Meloni's gov majority today & its consequences, with comments by academics, including myself. By @amykazmin.bsky.social of @financialtimes.com
@rdassonneville.bsky.socialReposted by @sldelange.bsky.socialOok deze maand schreef ik een column voor @sampolmaandblad.bsky.social
Ik maak het argument dat goede vertegenwoordiging meer is dan de kiezer napraten. Goede politici volgen de meerderheid niet, ze creëren die!
@ryanswx.bsky.socialReposted by @sldelange.bsky.socialHaha, this fucking sucks.
@lseimpactblog.bsky.socialReposted by @sldelange.bsky.social💥New | Academic freedom does not require funder neutrality
✍️ David Adler
@markustepe.bsky.socialReposted by @sldelange.bsky.socialNew in Electoral Studies w/ Eric Linhart & @cerpintaxt.bsky.social: How do voters weigh proportional representation against clear majorities? Our survey experiment in DE, NL & UK finds that voters favor proportionality, esp. when trade-offs are explicit. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
@lwestheuser.bsky.socialReposted by @sldelange.bsky.socialIt was always clear that David Goodhart's fairy tale of a struggle between rootless cosmopolitans and down-to-earth conservatives ("Anywheres vs Somewheres") was not influential because it was accurate, but because it confirmed the prejudices of right-leaning commentators. Now we have the evidence:
@markuskollberg.bsky.socialReposted by @sldelange.bsky.social🚨New Paper in @polbehavior.bsky.social!
Julia Leschke and I ask: What works against populist rhetoric? We find: Advocating for pluralist ideals can mitigate the negative effects of populist rhetoric.
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
More details below ⏬
@josiegz.bsky.socialReposted by @sldelange.bsky.socialAnalysis of English, US and Dutch cancer data for younger people by the World Cancer Research Fund identified “significant increases” in early onset cancers for seven cancer types in England, five types in the US and four in the Netherlands.
@lstoetze.bsky.socialReposted by @sldelange.bsky.socialHow do voters deal with the uncertainty which coalition government the party they vote for might ultimately join?
Excited to see our paper on this question typeset in @thejop.bsky.social
We show that voters are risk-averse and value less uncertain government prospects.
@sldelange.bsky.socialAmazing, really looking forward to reading that!
@sldelange.bsky.socialThat is great, many thanks
@sldelange.bsky.socialVery interesting that NL and Sweden come first!
