CIP: Conservatism, Illiberalism, Populism - Seminar series
The aim of the the seminar series is to provide a space for faculty members, invited scholars and everyone interested in questions of populism, illiberalism, and conservatism to discuss their ongoing research, learn from each other and plan future collaborations. The seminar series organisers are particularly interested in pushing forward research on illiberalism, conservatism and populism from the perspective of humanities.
The seminar series CIP is organised in collaboration between three departments at the Faculty of Humanities: Department of Cultural Sciences (contact person Olga Sasunkevich), Department of Languages and Literatures (Andrea Castro) and Department of Literature, History of Ideas, and Religion (Hjalmar Falk).
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3 March
15:15-17:00 in C250, Humanisten, and on Zoom
Maybe illiberal winds helped tear down the Wall – Media representations and trends in Post-Communist Central Europe
Irene Elemerot, postdoc at The Department of Swedish, Multilingualism and Language Technology, University of Gothenburg
20 April
15:15-17:00 in C250, Humanisten, and on Zoom
The Far Right, History Writing, and Memory Politics in Post-Maidan Ukraine
Per Anders Rudling, Associate Professor at The Department of History at Lund University
7 May
15:15-17:00, onZoom
The Catholic Connection: Antimodern Reaction and the Far Right in Latin America
Georg Walter Wink, Associate Professor of Cultural Studies/Latin America at the Department of English, Germanic and Romance Studies, University of Copenhagen