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Building: Polytechnic School, Floor: 2, Room: Wing B 1(301)
Wednesday 08:30 - 10:15 EEST (27/08/2025)
Papers in this panel examine how contemporary politics reshapes participation and power through leadership, media, and digital practices. From village-level collective action in rural China to state-orchestrated denunciations in Turkey, from the flamboyant populist performances of Argentina to electoral disruptions in Germany, and the rise of alternative media ecosystems, these studies reveal how authority and persuasion are negotiated across contexts. Central to these dynamics are questions of who speaks, who is silenced, and how participation is structured by gendered and power-laden hierarchies. Together, they interrogate how shifting political environments redefine agency, legitimacy, and the possibilities for inclusive democratic participation.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Effect of Leaders’ Public Leadership on Collective Action in Autonomous Villages: Evidence from the Governance of Rural Irrigation System in China | View Paper Details |
| Authoritarian Conditioning in State’s Witch-Hunt: The Discursive Making of the Enemies and Societal Collaboration for Denunciations: Evidence from Turkey | View Paper Details |
| Searching for Trouble: Problematic Content and Political Advertising on Search Engines During German 2025 Federal Election | View Paper Details |
| (Alternative) News Audience Fragmentation - A Longitudinal, Network Analytical Approach Combining Tracking and Survey Data | View Paper Details |