Progressives Against the Far-Right
New “Talking Progress” Podcast episode with Catherine de Vries, Cas Mudde and Johannes Hillje
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Strategies for a World without Right-Wing Populism and Nationalism
In this blog post for the Progressive Governance Digital Summit 2021, Cas Mudde proposes three stretegies for fighting right-wing populism. On the one hand, it has been refreshing to have a year without a global obsession about “populism”. On the other hand, COVID-19 has demonstrated how vulnerable even the most advanced democracies and welfare states …
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A new media age demands new strategies for fighting fascism
The trick is to direct resources – human and economic – into local campaigning that fills the information void
Democracy, activism and the rule of law are our key weapons against fascism. Learn to wield them!
Combating modern fascism effectively means understanding it better
Countering Populism in Public Space
For confident handling of anti-democratic populism in public space
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„Schleichend an die Macht“
Reaktionen auf das Buch unserer Fellows Andreas Audretsch und Claudia Gatzka
“Creeping into Power” analyses historical interpretations of the New Right
The book is edited by Policy Fellow Andreas Audretsch and historian Claudia Gatzka
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Civocracy at #PGS19
6 insights from the Progressive Governance Symposium 2019
Countering Populism in Public Space: Media professionals
How to deal with factually correct but misleading statements?
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Countering Populism in Public Space: Non-governmental organisations
Over the past few years, civil society organisations have been faced with greater challenges posed by anti-democratic populism
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Politics in Poland: eternal duopoly or refreshing breeze?
Maria Skóra in Social Europe about the parliamentary elections in Poland 2019
The Politics of Eternity vs. The Future of European Democracy
Dinner Discussion on “The Road to Unfreedom” with Timothy Snyder