Thursday, 5th May 2022 (18:00-19:30, CEST) | Webinar
What images are used by right-wing populists to tell their stories about the struggle of a pure people against a corrupt global elite? What (pop-)cultural repertoires do they tap into to create resonance with their target audience? Which narrative and visual strategies do right-wing populists use to make their own nationalist or imperial visions of world order appealing? With a view to the commonalities and specificities of right-wing populist cultural repertoires, the roundtable also aimed at including those geographical areas and protagonists that are underrepresented in current research and media coverage.
Programme
17:50–18:00 | Arrival / Sign in to virtual platform |
18:00–18:05 | WELCOME AND INTRODUCTORY REMARKS AND MODERATOR Nicole Doerr Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Global Cooperation Research CoMMonS Copenhagen |
18:05–18:50 | 24TH KÄTE HAMBURGER DIALOGUE Visuality and the Populist Appeal |
| Bernhard Forchtner University of Leicester |
| Paolo Gerbaudo King’s College London |
| Emilia Palonen University of Helsinki |
| Melanie Schiller University of Groningen |
18:50–19:30 | Q&A WITH THE AUDIENCE AND CONCLUDING REMARKS |
19:30 | END OF THE LECTURE |
