Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by CALDERBANK Michael, MOUFFE Chantal
Michael Calderbank spoke to Chantal Mouffe about why she thinks the time is right for a left populism
Chantal Mouffe: We currently live in post-democratic societies. This is due first to the blurring of the lines between left and right, a situation that I call ‘post-politics’. This comes from (...)
, by RYZAK Cyryl
“Populism” is a magical word. Its mysterious power unites the Erdogan and Putin governments, Latin American leftists like Evo Morales and the late Hugo Chavez, the resurgent Right in Europe and the United States, Hungarian and Polish anti-communist parties, Podemos, the Eurocommunism of the (...)
, by HAMBURGER Jacob
Review of Eric Fassin, Populisme: le grand ressentiment (Textuel, 2017).
Shunned by the White House and the right-wing US media machine, Steve Bannon recently sought to reestablish his image as a political mastermind by embarking on a European speaking tour. If Bannon had begun to suspect (...)
, by MOUFFE Chantal, POST Mareike
Lecture by Chantal Mouffe - Rethinking Europe
In January 2018 the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung, Brussels Office started its new lecture series “Rethinking Europe” and invited the political theorist Chantal Mouffe for her lecture “The Populist Moment and the Future of Democracy”, which has been (...)
, by DE CABANES Antoine, LE LANN Yann
The electoral cycle of 2017 is a turning point in France’s political landscape; the presidential and legislative elections were a major rupture which upset the political field. Historically, French politics were structured by a dividing line opposing two poles along the left/right cleavage, even (...)
, by TANURO Daniel
The “populist moment” is a concept proposed by the philosopher Chantal Mouffe. According to Mouffe, globalization, the hegemony of financial capital and the integration of social democracy into neo-liberal politics have created a “post-democracy”.
The principle of the sovereign people has become a (...)
, by LOGIUDICE Edgardo
The post-Marxist philosophy of Ernesto Laclau (1935-2014) and Chantal Mouffe seems to inspire some leaders and activists of Podemos (Spanish state) and La France Insoumise. In order to better understand the ins and outs of this new philosophy, we reproduce here a critique written in 2014 by an (...)
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