Images, discourses and emotions: New avenues for comparative research on populism

Abstract

This Panel invites reflections on the methodologies, and categories, used to analyze populism. How can the relation between populist politics and political liberalism be conceptualized and empirically analyzed anew? How to allow for better empirical and theoretical cooperation on these issues? What about the role of comparison in studying populist movements?

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