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Wednesday 09:00 - 10:45 CEST (24/08/2022)
The rise of illiberal populist political parties around the world has increased threats to the independence of the bureaucracy. Recent empirical studies shed light on the strategies that populist parties employ to transform the bureaucracy and the mixed set of reactions from the bureaucracy to these strategies. The field is currently in need of studies that apply more systematic, theory-driven comparative perspectives on this phenomenon. This panel invites therefore papers to push further our insights in the effects of populism on political-administrative relationships. We especially welcome papers with a comparative (country-level, policy sector-level) research design.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Representative nationalism? Comparing nationalist attitudes between public servants and the public they serve | View Paper Details |
| Bureaucrats as Guardians of Liberal Democracy? Theorizing a New Role for Civil Servants under Populism | View Paper Details |
| Populism and the professional backgrounds of U.S. presidential appointees | View Paper Details |
| Is it about the illiberal state? Politicisation of civil servants in Hungary (2010-2022) | View Paper Details |