Evelyn Annuß and Monika Mokre: Populismus revisited

Birgit Sauer: Faschisierung und Maskulinismus. Die autoritäre Rechte in Österreich

Kai Ginkel: Populäre Musik und Rechtspopulismus in Österreich

Julia Roth: Male Again? Die US-Wahl aus intersektionaler populismuskritischer Perspektive

 

Moderatet by Therese Kaufmann, Andrea Glauser, Sarah Chaker and Ralf von Appen

 

Right-wing populist movements and discourses draw on new, aestheticized styles of politics and artistically tested forms of provocation that previously had left-wing connotations. They also occupy gender, family, and sexuality as trigger topics. The contributors bring together research on populism with approaches from the humanities and cultural studies, focusing on the cultural field and gender discourses as specific terrains of negotiation. In addition to an analysis of how the “right-wing populist complex” instrumentalizes current social issues, they also open up counter-strategies in the sense of radical democratic and emancipatory politics.