Communication
De Cock, Barbara
Do we think populists actually do something? A discursive analysis of populists as agents or patients in French, Spanish and Belgian tweets
Année de publication : 2023
In this presentation, I will look into how the term populists is used in a comparable corpus of French, Spanish and Dutch tweets. This research is part of the broader project Tracking the uses of populism in media and political discourse (TrUMPo) (https://www.discourseonpopulism-uclouvain.com/), which adopts an interdisciplinary perspective to the analysis of discourse on populism (as opposed to discourse by politicians considered as populists).
Shchinova, Nadezda
A pragmatic analysis of populis* in French and Spanish parliamentary debates
Année de publication : 2022
This comparative study analyses quantitatively and qualitatively the occurrences of the term populis*—i.e., populism(s), populist(s)—in two datasets containing parliamentary debates that took place in 2019 in the French National Assembly and the Spanish Congress of Deputies.
Shchinova, Nadezda
Populismo, palabra clave en el debate político español en Twitter
Année de publication : 2022
La presente comunicación analiza el discurso político en Twitter en el contexto de España a finales de 2019. Este estudio se centra en los discursos en torno a los términos populismo, populismos, populista, populistas en los tuits de los principales partidos políticos y sus líderes participantes en las elecciones generales de noviembre 2019 (PSOE, PP, UP, Cs, VOX).
Shchinova, Nadezda; De Cock, Barbara; Hambye, Philippe; Nuevo Gascó, Raül; Roginsky, Sandrine
Online political discourse on populism: from self-expression to aggression
Année de publication : 2021
This study discusses the social acts performed through the use of the notion of populism on the social media platform Twitter and focuses on the use of the term populismo and its derivatives (e.g. populista)—henceforth populis*—in the tweets of Spanish politicians and the received interactions.
Shchinova, Nadezda and Nuevo Gascó, Raül
Transformations between political discourse and media representations: a comparative analysis of the term populis* in French media
Année de publication : 2021
The term populism is constantly used in political and media discourse. However, the meaning of populism is still open to debate among scholars, political actors, mass media and laypeople. A substantial amount of research in several disciplines has been focused on populism as an ideology (Mudde, 2004), as a discursive strategy (Charaudeau, 2011; Zienkowski & Breeze, 2019) and as a “communication phenomenon” (de Vreese et al., 2018).
Shchinova, Nadezda
Pragmatic functions of populis* in online political discourse: a case study on the Twitter discourse of Spanish politicians
Année de publication : 2021
This paper discusses online political discourse on populism and examines pragmatic functions of the term populis* in a corpus of political tweets from Spanish politicians and political parties posted in 2019.
De Cock, Barbara
¿Una coalición progresista o populista? Un análisis discursivo de la investidura del Segundo Gobierno Sánchez en España.
Année de publication : 2021
Ver publicación De Cock Barbara (2023).
Shchinova, Nadezda; De Cock, Barbara; Hambye, Philippe; Werner, Romane
The discursive construction of populism in the francophone Belgian media
Année de publication : 2021
In this paper, we examine the construction of the concept of populism in the francophone Belgian media outlets in 2019, a year when the European, federal, and regional elections took place in Belgium. Using a corpus-assisted discourse studies approach, we analyse the uses and the meanings of the term populis* (i.e. populisme and its derivatives) in order to determine what actors and phenomena are labelled as populist and what are the evaluations of such qualification.
