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Political Left and Right: Our Hands-On Logic
The origins and immediate vitality of the left/right divide which emerged in French revolutionary politics from 1789 can only be understood against the background of a much older classification dynamic based on the primacy of the right hand, first ...
Frits Bienfait, Walter E. A. van Beek
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The ideological evolution of Western European social democratic parties has received considerable scholarly attention over the decades. The most widespread view concerns the alleged programmatic moderation and convergence with the mainstream right of ...
Federico Trastulli
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Spanish Republicanism: Zuruck zu Kant?
Some Spanish republican theorists argue for recovering Immanuel Kant’s philosophy for the left, rescuing him from his unwarranted appropriation by the right and correcting his neglect by progressivism.
Paul Cella
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Left wings to the left: Posing and perceived political orientation [PDF]
Images of individuals posing with the left cheek toward the camera are rated as more emotionally expressive than images with the right cheek toward the camera, which is theorized to be due to right hemisphere specialization for emotion processing. Liberals are stereotyped as being more emotional than conservatives.
Kari N, Duerksen, Lorin J, Elias
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European Left Party – a New Ghost of Communism to Europe [PDF]
The article analyzes the phenomenon of the emergence and development of a new pan-European political Party of the European left in the political arena.
Boris Guseletov
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How are Populism and Euroscepticism Linked with Left and Right Ideologies? The Cases of Fidesz and Podemos [PDF]
With the rise of populism and Euroscepticism in the political arena of the European Union, studies have long pertained on the particular relationship between these two notions.
Ingrit MELANI, Mirela ALHASANI (DUBALI)
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The Politics and Metapolitics of Left-Wing Decline and Revival
Conventional studies on left-wing decline focus primarily on the electoral losses of left-wing parties. This contribution argues that left wing decline should not only be understood in terms of support, but also in terms of ideological positioning.
M. Jouke Huijzer
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The French Socialist Party in 2017–2021: adaptation to the new situation
For the first time in the Belarusian research literature, the activities of the French Socialist Party (FSP) to overcome the most severe ideological and political crisis that clearly manifested itself in the 2017 elections is examined.
Eugene G. Kolb
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In his book, Paul Berman outlines a productive framework for a further interpretation of ideas of the leftist thinkers in North America and Europe. This article tries to follow Berman’s approach and to provide a critical stance towards the views of a ...
Alexander L. Gungov
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Os novos movimentos de protesto em França. A articulação de novas arenas públicas
This article gives a critical panorama of the emergence of the new protest movements (NPM) in France in recent decades. The author argues that, since the 1980s, the NPM have opened up new public arenas, following the transformations in the wage society ...
Daniel Cefaï
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