CIDOB Barcelona Centre for International Affairs

Introduction

Eckart Woertz, Senior Research Fellow and Research Coordinator, CIDOB

Let the people rule! Definitions and theories of populism

Diego Muro, Lecturer in International Relations, University of St Andrews. Associate Senior Researcher, CIDOB

The transnational diffusion of populism

John Slocum, Visiting Research, CIDOB

Populism and its impact on multilateral institutions and economic trade

Jordi Bacaria, director, CIDOB

Populism “made in the EU”

Carme Colomina, investigadora asociada, CIDOB

"Trouble in Paradise": What happened in the Netherlands?

Blanca Garcés-Mascareñas, Senior Research Fellow, CIDOB

Populism in France: Towards normalisation?

Moussa Bourekba, Researcher, CIDOB

Germany: Populist pressures on “Mutti” Merkel

Eckart Woertz, Senior Research Fellow and Research Coordinator, CIDOB

The roots of populism in Poland: Unsustainable growth and cultural backlash

Dominik Owczarek, Head of the Society and Democracy Programme, Institute of Public Affairs (ISP), Warsaw

Hungary: Populism or politics?

Botond Feledy, Senior Fellow, Center for Euroatlantic Integration and Democracy (CEID), Budapest

Putin: Euro-Atlantic populist icon

Nicolás de Pedro, Research Fellow, CIDOB

Populism in Sweden: Socioeconomic polarisation in the model social democratic state

Khali El-Ahmad, Social worker in Uppsala Municipality, Sweden. Postgraduate in Migration Studies, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

Setting the Brexit agenda: Populism and UKIP in the United Kingdom

Pol Morillas, Research Fellow, CIDOB

Populism in Italy: The case of the Five Star Movement

Elena Dal Zotto, MSc Economics and Development, University of Florence. Former Research Assistant, CIDOB

The faces of populism in post-communist Romania

Dragoş Dragoman, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu , Rumania and Camil Ungureanu, Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona)

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