Giorgos Venizelos
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4777070 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Giorgos Venizelos |
| NOMBRES | Giorgos |
| APELLIDO | Venizelos |
| FIRMA | VENIZELOS G |
| AFILIACIONES | Scuola Normale Superiore |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4007-4245 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 42 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
We, the … elites? Anti-elitism of governing populist parties in Poland, Greece, and Ukraine
This article examines anti-elitist communication of populist actors in power, focusing on Poland’s right-wing Law and Justice (PiS), Greece’s left-wing SYRIZA, and Ukraine’s valence populist Servant of the People (SN). Using semantic text analysis and standardized content analysis, the study compares the parties’ anti-elitism on Facebook across four dimensions: sector (political versus non-political), specificity (generic versus specific), scope …
Analyzing pro-vax discourse during the pandemic
This article investigates pro-vax discourse during the COVID-19 pandemic. Expert and political discussions about the pandemic are abundant, commonly focusing on anti-vax and science-skeptic politics and further connecting them with post-truth and populism. However, research on pro-vax discourse remains largely overlooked. The article focuses on the case of Cyprus which received little scholarly attention in the context of the pandemic, especially…
Donald Trump in Power
Donald Trump’s style is often described as provocative and his administration as catastrophic. Despite this, his popularity remained high throughout his term in office, and in the 2020 US elections, he received 10 million votes more than in 2016. This paper investigates the paradox of political identification through a discursive, performative and stylistic framework. It argues that policy outcomes and rhetorical consistency do not suffice in und…
Bound to fail? Assessing contemporary left populism
It has been more than ten years since the first signs indicating the contemporary (re)emergence of left populism were observed: the proto-populist movements of "the squares" such as the Indignados in Spain, Aganaktismenoi in Greece, the Occupy Movement in the United States, and the various uprisings of "the Arab Spring." A variety of political formations succeeded them, channeling their energy onto electoral representation with mixed results—such…
Anti-populism and Populist Hype During the Covid-19 Pandemic
This article investigates how 'populism' was used in public discussions during the COVID-19 outbreak. It argues that the indiscriminate use of 'populism' and its association with the pandemic is rooted in the negative way it is talked about in public debates. Critically evaluating pundit claims framing populism as an 'anti-scientific', 'irresponsible' and 'authoritarian' response to the health crisis, this article shows that 'populism' does not s…
Populism or Nationalism? The ‘Paradoxical’ Non-Emergence of Populism in Cyprus
This article investigates the curious non-emergence of populism in contemporary Cyprus despite the deep financial crisis and profound political disillusionment – conditions that are treated as necessary and sufficient. Putting emphasis on Cyprus’ key historical particularities, the article inquires into the ways Cyprus’ political past, and the subsequent salient ‘national question’, produce ambiguous notions of ‘the people’ on the one hand, and i…
Left-wing populism? In Europe? Yes, please
Bound to fail? Assessing contemporary left populism
It has been more than ten years since the first signs indicating the contemporary (re)emergence of left populism were observed: the proto-populist movements of "the squares" such as the Indignados in Spain, Aganaktismenoi in Greece, the Occupy Movement in the United States, and the various uprisings of "the Arab Spring." A variety of political formations succeeded them, channeling their energy onto electoral representation with mixed results—such…
Anti-populism and Populist Hype During the Covid-19 Pandemic
This article investigates how 'populism' was used in public discussions during the COVID-19 outbreak. It argues that the indiscriminate use of 'populism' and its association with the pandemic is rooted in the negative way it is talked about in public debates. Critically evaluating pundit claims framing populism as an 'anti-scientific', 'irresponsible' and 'authoritarian' response to the health crisis, this article shows that 'populism' does not s…
Populism or Nationalism? The ‘Paradoxical’ Non-Emergence of Populism in Cyprus
This article investigates the curious non-emergence of populism in contemporary Cyprus despite the deep financial crisis and profound political disillusionment – conditions that are treated as necessary and sufficient. Putting emphasis on Cyprus’ key historical particularities, the article inquires into the ways Cyprus’ political past, and the subsequent salient ‘national question’, produce ambiguous notions of ‘the people’ on the one hand, and i…
Donald Trump in Power
Donald Trump’s style is often described as provocative and his administration as catastrophic. Despite this, his popularity remained high throughout his term in office, and in the 2020 US elections, he received 10 million votes more than in 2016. This paper investigates the paradox of political identification through a discursive, performative and stylistic framework. It argues that policy outcomes and rhetorical consistency do not suffice in und…
Left-wing populism? In Europe? Yes, please
Populism or Nationalism? The ‘Paradoxical’ Non-Emergence of Populism in Cyprus
This article investigates the curious non-emergence of populism in contemporary Cyprus despite the deep financial crisis and profound political disillusionment – conditions that are treated as necessary and sufficient. Putting emphasis on Cyprus’ key historical particularities, the article inquires into the ways Cyprus’ political past, and the subsequent salient ‘national question’, produce ambiguous notions of ‘the people’ on the one hand, and i…
Anti-populism and Populist Hype During the Covid-19 Pandemic
This article investigates how 'populism' was used in public discussions during the COVID-19 outbreak. It argues that the indiscriminate use of 'populism' and its association with the pandemic is rooted in the negative way it is talked about in public debates. Critically evaluating pundit claims framing populism as an 'anti-scientific', 'irresponsible' and 'authoritarian' response to the health crisis, this article shows that 'populism' does not s…
Donald Trump in Power
Donald Trump’s style is often described as provocative and his administration as catastrophic. Despite this, his popularity remained high throughout his term in office, and in the 2020 US elections, he received 10 million votes more than in 2016. This paper investigates the paradox of political identification through a discursive, performative and stylistic framework. It argues that policy outcomes and rhetorical consistency do not suffice in und…
Bound to fail? Assessing contemporary left populism
It has been more than ten years since the first signs indicating the contemporary (re)emergence of left populism were observed: the proto-populist movements of "the squares" such as the Indignados in Spain, Aganaktismenoi in Greece, the Occupy Movement in the United States, and the various uprisings of "the Arab Spring." A variety of political formations succeeded them, channeling their energy onto electoral representation with mixed results—such…
Analyzing pro-vax discourse during the pandemic
This article investigates pro-vax discourse during the COVID-19 pandemic. Expert and political discussions about the pandemic are abundant, commonly focusing on anti-vax and science-skeptic politics and further connecting them with post-truth and populism. However, research on pro-vax discourse remains largely overlooked. The article focuses on the case of Cyprus which received little scholarly attention in the context of the pandemic, especially…
We, the … elites? Anti-elitism of governing populist parties in Poland, Greece, and Ukraine
This article examines anti-elitist communication of populist actors in power, focusing on Poland’s right-wing Law and Justice (PiS), Greece’s left-wing SYRIZA, and Ukraine’s valence populist Servant of the People (SN). Using semantic text analysis and standardized content analysis, the study compares the parties’ anti-elitism on Facebook across four dimensions: sector (political versus non-political), specificity (generic versus specific), scope …
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