Next, two geopolitical models of autocratization in the western world are presented by @danielhegedus.bsky.social@gmfus.bsky.social

Kicking off the panel, Radosław Markowski (SWPS University) is presenting on the theoretical challenges and the empirical contradictions of the terms populism, illiberalism and authoritarianism.

💥Last but not least, we are kicking off our final panel on illiberal challenges in Central and Eastern Europe at University Lyon 2 at 4pm. Stop by Room DEM.210!

And to kick off the discussion, some comments by Jan Rovny (Sciences Po).

Finally, Mehmet Yavuz presents a paper written with Franziska Wagner and Dean Schafer (CEU) using text analysis to assess changes in parties' positions when under pressure by illiberal parties.

Next, Dean Schafer (CEU) discusses how politicians' speeches may contain early warning signs of democratic decline presenting a joint paper with Carsten Q. Schneider (CEU) and Seraphine Maerz (University of Melbourne). .

First, Marta Vukovic presents a joint paper written with Sylvia Kritzinger (Uni Vienna) on what drives revisionist attitudes in Europe.

💥We are starting our second @authlibeu.bsky.social#CES2024 at Sciences Po Lyon, this time focusing on autocratic attitudes and discourse.

The last day of #CES2024 is here but we still have two panels to go. Join us this afternoon! "Autocratic attitudes and discourse" at 2pm at Sciences Po Lyon in Room L313 "Illiberal challenges in Central and Eastern Europe" at 4pm at Université Lumière Lyon 2 in Room DEM.210

👉 And we concluded with an assessment of the transnationalization of the radical right via ideas, frames, ties, and events, conducted by Manuela Caiani, and presented by Ivan Tranfic (Scuola Normale Superiore)