Narrating Politics: Elite Framing, Identity, and Political Attitudes

Elites

Identity

Public Opinion

Code:

P357

Chair(s)

Luca Kristóf

ELTE Centre for Social Sciences

Section Elites and Political Leadership in the Digital Age: Disruption, Transformation, and Democratic Futures

Date, Time and Location

Building: Institute of the Middle and Far East, Floor: 1, Room: 1.05

Friday 14:00 - 15:45 CEST (11/09/2026)

The panel deals with the question how elites frame problems, politicize identity, and form public attitudes in democratic countries

Title	Details
Constructing “Us” and “Them” Online: Elite-Led Narrative Struggles and Political Polarization in Hungary	View Paper Details
Performing the War: How Symbolic Identity and Elite Framing Structured Public Opinion in Hungary	View Paper Details
Religious Elites, (Non)Politicization, and Intergroup Attitudes Among Muslim Immigrants in Germany	View Paper Details
Civic Capacity: The Neglected Factor in the Origins of the Nordic Welfare State	View Paper Details