Laura Chazel
Biographic Data
| ID | 873533 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Laura Chazel |
| GIVEN NAMES | Laura |
| FAMILY NAME | Chazel |
| SIGNATURE | CHAZEL L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Laboratoire Pacte |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3097-3623 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Élections européennes et recompositions politiques en Espagne
Cet article prend les européennes de 2024 en Espagne comme observatoire privilégié d’une décennie de recompositions politiques (2014-2024). Le scrutin de 2024 établit la clôture du cycle « anti-establishment » ouvert par l’irruption de Podemos en 2014, et le retour d’une polarisation durable gauche-droite. À partir d’une méthodologie mixte, nous montrons la reconfiguration du système autour de clivages idéologiques classiques. Le scrutin de 2024 …
The Spanish 2024 European elections
Les élections européennes espagnoles de 2024
Left-Wing Populism and Environmental Issues
This article proposes to explore the interaction between populism and environmentalism in the discourse of populist radical left parties, through a case study of Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s parties, Parti de gauche (2008–2016) and La France insoumise (from 2016). While an emerging literature primarily investigated the populist framing of populist radical right parties’ climate (sceptic) discourse, the article analyses how a populist radical left party i…
Podemos, at the origins of the internal conflicts around the ‘populist hypothesis
This article aims to clarify the internal conflicts dividing the Spanish political party Podemos, born in January 2014, by basing itself on the theoretical production, public speeches and militant trajectories of two leaders of the party, Pablo Iglesias and Íñigo Errejón. The second Citizen Assembly of the party (known as ‘Vistalegre II’), held in February 2017, marked a breakpoint in Podemos’ strategy and brought to light the weaknesses of the a…
Jan-Werner Müller, What is Populism
How can we fail to notice that today, the academic world is divided on the meaning and the importance of the concept of “populism” in academic debate? Can this term, so often used in the media, be considered a scientific concept? As the political scientist Federico Tarragoni notes, the study of populism-which he calls “populology”-is, in Europe and North America, limited today mostly to warning against a phenomenon often defined as “illiberal,” “…
Alberto Amo et Alberto Mínguez, Podemos, la politique en mouvement
En Espagne, le parti Podemos est créé en janvier 2014 sous l’impulsion d’une dizaine de chercheurs en science politique issus de l’Université Complutense de Madrid qui entendent « convertir l’indignation en changement politique », indignation exprimée par le mouvement des Indignés, né le 15 mai 2011 (le « 15-M »). Constatant l’inefficacité électorale des gauches critiques traditionnelles, Podemos a essayé de bouleverser les règles du jeu politiqu…
Podemos, at the origins of the internal conflicts around the ‘populist hypothesis
This article aims to clarify the internal conflicts dividing the Spanish political party Podemos, born in January 2014, by basing itself on the theoretical production, public speeches and militant trajectories of two leaders of the party, Pablo Iglesias and Íñigo Errejón. The second Citizen Assembly of the party (known as ‘Vistalegre II’), held in February 2017, marked a breakpoint in Podemos’ strategy and brought to light the weaknesses of the a…
Left-Wing Populism and Environmental Issues
This article proposes to explore the interaction between populism and environmentalism in the discourse of populist radical left parties, through a case study of Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s parties, Parti de gauche (2008–2016) and La France insoumise (from 2016). While an emerging literature primarily investigated the populist framing of populist radical right parties’ climate (sceptic) discourse, the article analyses how a populist radical left party i…
Alberto Amo et Alberto Mínguez, Podemos, la politique en mouvement
En Espagne, le parti Podemos est créé en janvier 2014 sous l’impulsion d’une dizaine de chercheurs en science politique issus de l’Université Complutense de Madrid qui entendent « convertir l’indignation en changement politique », indignation exprimée par le mouvement des Indignés, né le 15 mai 2011 (le « 15-M »). Constatant l’inefficacité électorale des gauches critiques traditionnelles, Podemos a essayé de bouleverser les règles du jeu politiqu…
Jan-Werner Müller, What is Populism
How can we fail to notice that today, the academic world is divided on the meaning and the importance of the concept of “populism” in academic debate? Can this term, so often used in the media, be considered a scientific concept? As the political scientist Federico Tarragoni notes, the study of populism-which he calls “populology”-is, in Europe and North America, limited today mostly to warning against a phenomenon often defined as “illiberal,” “…
Podemos, at the origins of the internal conflicts around the ‘populist hypothesis
This article aims to clarify the internal conflicts dividing the Spanish political party Podemos, born in January 2014, by basing itself on the theoretical production, public speeches and militant trajectories of two leaders of the party, Pablo Iglesias and Íñigo Errejón. The second Citizen Assembly of the party (known as ‘Vistalegre II’), held in February 2017, marked a breakpoint in Podemos’ strategy and brought to light the weaknesses of the a…
Left-Wing Populism and Environmental Issues
This article proposes to explore the interaction between populism and environmentalism in the discourse of populist radical left parties, through a case study of Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s parties, Parti de gauche (2008–2016) and La France insoumise (from 2016). While an emerging literature primarily investigated the populist framing of populist radical right parties’ climate (sceptic) discourse, the article analyses how a populist radical left party i…
The Spanish 2024 European elections
Les élections européennes espagnoles de 2024
Élections européennes et recompositions politiques en Espagne
Cet article prend les européennes de 2024 en Espagne comme observatoire privilégié d’une décennie de recompositions politiques (2014-2024). Le scrutin de 2024 établit la clôture du cycle « anti-establishment » ouvert par l’irruption de Podemos en 2014, et le retour d’une polarisation durable gauche-droite. À partir d’une méthodologie mixte, nous montrons la reconfiguration du système autour de clivages idéologiques classiques. Le scrutin de 2024 …
Political science (6 works) · Populism, Right-Wing Movements (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Populism (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Healthcare Systems and Practices (2 works) · Political economy (2 works)