Lazaros Karavasilis
@lazaroskaravasilis.bsky.social
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🎉 Important announcement!!! 🎉 Very happy to announce that my entry on Discourse in the IPSA Companion to Political Science is finally out and free to download! Special thanks to
@audreygagnon.bsky.social
for inviting me to contribute!
link.springer.com/rwe/10.1007/...
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Discourse
https://link.springer.com/rwe/10.1007/978-3-032-06918-4_64-1
2 months ago
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Lazaros Karavasilis
Michaelangelo Anastasiou
3 months ago
Workshop 3: AI, Social Media and Ideology (Emerging Technologies in Conflict & Peace Workshop Series) Hosted by: Digital Transitions & Society (University of Nicosia) Format: Presentation followed by open discussion Date/time: March 18, 15:00 (Athens, GMT + 2) Event link and info in comments.
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Lazaros Karavasilis
Ana Velasco
3 months ago
Dear colleagues, If any of you know the members of the
@europeanisa.bsky.social
EISA Governing Board, I would greatly appreciate it if you could share this with them. There is a very unfair system in the application for mobility funds, and I believe it requires the attention of senior members.
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Very happy to share that my review of Yannis Stavrakakis' latest book on populist discourse is finally out with the newest issue of the Journal of Political Sociology! Many thanks to Martin Seeliger for this!
4 months ago
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Happy to announce that I, together with
@michaelangeloanast.bsky.social
and @GiorgosCharalambous, have been awarded the
@gerda-henkel-stiftung.de
Scholarship for the research project “Mainstreaming Far-Right Accelerationism: Discourse, Ideology and Techno-Futurism in a Comparative Perspective”!
4 months ago
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Our new issue is out!
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6 months ago
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Lazaros Karavasilis
Aurelien Mondon
9 months ago
Reading the headlines, not everyone seems particularly concerned about Reform... It's not like we don't know the danger they pose or their politics behind the glitz The revolution will not be televised but the rise of fascism will...
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Lazaros Karavasilis
9 months ago
Briefly talking about Romania in the latest e-Extreme newsletter. Thanks to
@audreygagnon.bsky.social
,
@lazaroskaravasilis.bsky.social
, and
@sabinedvolk.bsky.social
for the interview!
ecpr.eu/news/news/de...
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e-Extreme Archive
European Consortium for Political Research
https://ecpr.eu/news/news/details/732
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Our latest issue is out! Check out the expert interviews we have on the elections in Portugal and Romania, CfPs, book reviews, and many more!
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9 months ago
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Very happy to have contributed some thoughts to
@helsinkinotebooks.bsky.social
on the relationship between populism and fascism and how the former can help strengthen anti-fascism. Shout out to the great Shane Little for the invitation!
helsinkinotebooks.com/2025/07/15/p...
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Populism Is Not Fascism: Here Is How Antifascist Movements Can Benefit From That Distinction
It has become almost redundant to talk about the fluid nature of the populism concept and the buzzword-like label it has gained over the past two decades. Indeed, when discussing populism in the ac…
https://helsinkinotebooks.com/2025/07/15/populism-is-not-fascism-here-is-how-antifascist-movements-can-benefit-from-that-distinction/
11 months ago
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Very happy to give that interview based on my recent article, discussing why the thorough examination of 'the elite' can help us understand populism better, while avoiding conflations. Thank you very much
@alexyates2000.bsky.social
for this!
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about 1 year ago
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🎉Important announcement!!!🎉 My paper on the re-examination of 'the elite' term in populism studies is finally out! I discuss how we can offer further analytical utility to populism by exploring the nuances of 'the elite' as the second core element of populism after 'the people'.
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What we talk about when we talk about ‘the elite’ in populism studies: re-examining an often-neglected term in the cases of Die Linke and AfD
Populism studies have almost exclusively focused on understanding the phenomenon of populism based on how ‘the people’ are constructed as a political subject. Indeed, most of the relevant literatur...
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17405904.2025.2496630
about 1 year ago
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Yes! Our new issue is out!
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about 1 year ago
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Our latest issue is out now!
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over 1 year ago
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🎉Publication Announcement!!📢 I am happy to share the paper that I, Jacopo Custodi and Laura Chazel co-wrote on how radical left parties signify the nation, comparing cases from Greece, Spain and France, now published in Participation and Conflict!!
siba-ese.unisalento.it/index.php/pa...
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How Do Radical Left Parties Frame the Nation? A Comparison Between Greece, Spain and France | Karavasilis | PARTECIPAZIONE E CONFLITTO
How Do Radical Left Parties Frame the Nation? A Comparison Between Greece, Spain and France
http://siba-ese.unisalento.it/index.php/paco/article/view/29935
over 1 year ago
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Hello bluesky community! (Most FB 2008 post ever)
over 1 year ago
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