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Platform Politics: Comparing the Five-Star Movement and Podemos
2022For new parties, interconnection with contemporary globalized society is indispensable, especially as it is facilitated by the pervasiveness of communication technologies. In the variety of their forms and aspirations, the new parties relate to society and politics in ways that are unprecedented and innovative in terms of forms and styles of political ...
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#M5S (Five Star Movement) and the National Political Campaign
2020In 2009, a new political movement was born in Italy. It is called “Five Star Movement” (M5S) and it was positioned as a new voice of Italian people: alternative, populist, against élites, and against the traditional “way of doing” politic in the First and Second Republic Age.
Alessandra Micalizzi, Alessandra Nieli
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The Five Star Movement’s progressive detachment from social movements
2019This chapter focuses on the Five Star Movement (FSM) and its relations with social movements. First, the connections with movements in the emerging phase of the party is discussed showing that, albeit in a fuzzy, contradictory and inconsistent way, the party captured activists, grievances, claims and action forms from social movements of the past ...
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Into the Vacuum: Populism, UKIP and the Five Star Movement
2017This chapter investigates the evolution of more ferocious and muscular Euroscepticisms, in the form of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) in Britain and the Five Star Movement (M5S) in Italy. These Euroscepticisms may have influenced to varying degrees the wider societies and indeed coloured the debate on Europe-related issues. Subsequent issues that are
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Differentiated Tolerant Opposition: League and Five Star Movement
Since 2013, the success of populist parties has shaken the Italian political system. Beppe Grillo’s ‘eclectic’ anti-establishment party, the Five Star Movement (5SM) and Matteo Salvini’s League, a new populist radical right-wing reincarnation of the former regionalist Northern League, achieved remarkable electoral successes.openaire +2 more sources
The five stars continue to shine: the consolidation of Grillo’s ‘movement party’ in Italy
Contemporary Italian Politics, 2016ABSTRACTDespite the predictions of observers and opponents, the Five-star Movement continues to hold centre stage in Italian politics. The article retraces the phases of the Movement’s development and consolidation from the point of view of its electoral performance, its internal organisation and the socio-demographic and ideological profiles of its ...
Ceccarini, Luigino, Bordignon, Fabio
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Populism and Euroscepticism in Podemos and in the Five Star Movement
2019Since the Nineties the crisis of traditional political families has become particularly intense in the democracies of Southern Europe, with an increase in electoral volatility, the contraction of party member-ship, and crises of confidence as well as of electoral consensus.
damiani marco., viviani lorenzo
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A Year of Social Movements in Italy. From the “No TAVs” to the Five Star Movement
2013It’s been five years since the beginning of the crisis, and the movements that arose as a response [to it] have not yet come together. Florence is the place for a fresh start in order to share, at the European level, an appraisal of what happened, that is, the bottom-up experience, and the proposals on how to make Europe change its route.
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