Titlebook: European Political Leaders and the Social Representation of the Covid-19 Crisis; Leading the Pandemic Flaminia Saccà,Donatella Selva Book 2

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Matthias J. Kaiser,Jennifer Fr?nkene responsibility, strengthening democratic institutions and rewarding the welfare system, adopting an empathy-oriented communication mode, and legitimising political decisions based on scientific wisdom. Through the analysis of speeches given during the two waves of 2020, the chapter shows how Merke

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Lars Schweizer,Christian Johannes Hüninglighted: the way in which Solberg refers to the concept of . (translatable as “collective commitment”) in order to ask citizens to show solidarity and a sense of community through compliance with the rules of confinement; the desire to contribute to the strengthening of dialogue and collaboration be

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Unternehmensführung & Controllingena before the pandemic. The authors highlight how notions of “technicity” and expertise have been increasingly used as a source of legitimacy for new political leaders, who paradoxically rely on a populist communication strategy. This trend calls into question one of the most widespread populist ax

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onte is in fact a technician, professor, and lawyer, so much so that he has asked to be considered ‘the people’s advocate’. At the outbreak of the pandemic, this ambivalent relationship between the need to maintain consensus through popular decisions, on the one hand, and the need to strictly follow

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Digitale Transformation wirksam gestaltenfits with one rather than the other. In this context, Macron has been indicated as the perfect ideal-type of how a certain class of European financial technocrat can compete for (and win) a political position using a populist rhetoric, which in theory would be paradoxical. He won the 2017 elections

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-63247-5herefore used as a term of comparison. He has had a political career in one of the most important traditional parties, one that has had to deal and compete with populist forces, and ultimately also to govern with them in a coalition government. Through the analysis of the speeches delivered by Sánch

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-26747-6ing in relation to Brexit, as well as the obvious similarities with Donald Trump in his communication style. The analysis of the speeches made during the pandemic, however, portrays Johnson as a leader somewhere between the “easy-going” populism of the first weeks and a full integration within the i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-43926-2ule, Hungary is described as an illiberal democracy: indeed, since coming to power, Orbán has done nothing but cry emergency in order to gain new prerogatives and limit the role of parliament. The “permanent state of emergency” has fostered a natural continuation of anti-liberal policies during the

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