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Radical left-wing populism and democracy in Europe

2018
In the context of the vast literature on Populism, this paper aims to focus on a specific variety of Western European Populist Party, namely the Populist Radical Left Parties (PRLPs). While international political comment dedicates ample space to populist parties, and, in particular, to Populist Radical Right Parties, there has been limited interest in
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Podemos: the ambiguous promises of left-wing populism in contemporary Spain

Journal of Political Ideologies, 2016
AbstractThe paper inquires critically into Podemos as an instance of left-wing populism in contemporary European politics, putting forward four claims and a major thesis. First, Podemos was started as an original endeavour to ally in a hybrid mix two divergent approaches to democratic politics: the horizontal, open and networked mobilizations of the ...
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Populism, Hegemony, and the Phantasmatic Sovereign: The Ties Between Nationalism and Left-Wing Populism

2017
Based on the rise (or return) of populist parties in Europe, theories of populism have re-entered political and academic debates. In particular, Ernesto Laclau’s works have gained renewed status as plausible explanations for why and how new parties form.
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“Neoliberalism is Fascism and Should Be Criminalized”: Bulgarian Populism as Left-Wing Radicalism

Slavic Review, 2017
The main argument presented in this essay is that the politics of Ataka, the most successful and influential populist party in Bulgaria, should be construed as a form of left-wing radicalism. Originally a nationalist formation, over the last decade Ataka has evolved into a broader social movement that blames free markets, neoliberalism, and US led ...
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