Penser les populismes, l'illibéralisme et la démocratie. Regards croisés entre l’Amérique Latine et l’Europe Centrale et Orientale (XXº – XXIº siècles)

PROGRAM


9h-9h30 - WELCOME AND OPENING REMARKS
Speakers: Diogo Cunha (Université P-Saclay/ CHCSC/ Federal University of Pernambuco) et Roman Krakovsky (University of Ottawa)

9h30-12h - PANEL 01
POPULISM, MODERNIZATION, FASCISM, AND NATIONALISM IN THE PERIPHERIES OF THE WEST (1920–1940)
Speakers:
- Gerardo Aboy Carlés (Conicet/USAM) : Los populismos clásicos latinoamericanos y su conceptualización
- Raul Castorcêa (Maynooth University) : The Temporal Dimension of Fascist Populism: Between “Balkan” Specificities and a Global Outlook
- Constantin Iodarchi (Central European University - Private University) : Fascism and the radical right in interwar East-Central Europe

Discussants:
Anaïs Fléchet (Sciences Po Strasbourg)
Nadège Ragar (Sciences Po Paris)

12h-13h30 - Lunch break

13h30-16h - PANEL 02
TRANSITIONS, DISILLUSIONMENT, AND NEO- OR ILLIBERAL TURNS (1990–2025)
Speakers:
- Diogo Cunha (Université P-Saclay/ CHCSC/ UFPE)
- Paulo Henrique Cassimiro (UERJ/IESP) : Redefining Democracy and Freedom: The Political Language and Ideology of the Contemporary Brazilian Radical Right
- Roman Krakovsky (University of Ottawa) : Central and Eastern European Illiberal Democracies: In Search of a Deeper Democracy?
- Stéphane Boisard (Institut National Universitaire Champollion) : Ce que la Guerre froide a fait à la démocratie : Mario Vargas Llosa et la défense du “libéralisme tronqué”

Discussants:
- Eugenia Palieraki (Université Paris 1)
- Jérôme Heurtaux (Université Paris-Dauphine)

16h30-18h - CONCLUDING DISCUSSION
Closing Remarks: Gilles Bataillon (EHESS)
 

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