Euroflections at European science media hub
Euroflections and the DEMICOM researcher Kajsa Falasca is covered in an article published at The European Science-Media Hub.
Euroflections
Välkommen till Euroflections – Ledande akademiker om Europaparlamentsvalet 2019
Europaparlamentsvalet ägde rum den 23–26 maj 2019. Nu går forskare i Europa samman för att analysera och reflektera över valet i en ny rapport.
Rapporten samlade 70 bidrag från ledande akademiker och kommer att behandla valet och kampanjerna. Euroflections är ett initiativ från forskningscentret DEMICOM vid Mittuniversitetet.
Euroflections kommer att publiceras den 13 juni 2019 som en kostnadsfri digital rapport. Här hittar du de bästa analyserna och reflektionerna kring Europaparlamentsvalet.
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Euroflections-rapporten är nu publicerad. Över 70 forskare kommenterar och reflekterar över Europaparlamentsvalet.
Nyheter
Seminar: Euroflections - leading researcher on EU elections 2019
On June 13, the report Euroflections - Leading academics on the European Elections 2019 will be released.
Press release: Close to 80 Leading Academics reflect on European Parliament elections in unique collaboration
The Mid Sweden University research centre DEMICOM launches Euroflections to analyze and reflect on the EU elections 23-26 May.
Redaktörer
Marie Grusell
Associate Professor in Media and Communication Studies at the research centre DEMICOM at Mid Sweden University and at University of Gothenburg. Marie researches the parties' strategic communication...
Kajsa Falasca
PhD in Media and Communication Studies and Assistant Professor at DEMICOM, Centre for Study of Democracy and Communication. Kajsa is researching strategic political communication in the modern medi...
Niklas Bolin
Associate Professor (docent) in political science. His research focuses on elections, political parties and political behaviour with a specific interest in populist radical right parties, green...
Intervjuer med forskare
Professor Cas Mudde, University of Georgia
My contribution will focus on the results of populist parties, probably declaring the end of left-wing populism and arguing that we should focus more on the far right, or at least populist radical...
Professor Christina Holtz-Bacha
It seems as if the parties don't invest much in their campaign which is a mystery to me. Because, against the background of the polls that predict a good performance of the populist parties all ove...
Professor Jesper Stömbäck, Gothenburg University
My contribution will focus on how political parties adapt their policies to what they perceive is the policy demand among their targeted voters and other parties they want to collaborate with.
Professor Thiery Chopin, Associate Professor Giulia Sandri, Catholic University of Lille, France
The French case is particularly relevant for testing the relevance over time of the second order elections' model, the challenges to representative democracy and elites' responses and the relevance...