norocel.bsky.social
🇫🇮🇸🇪 #Firstgen AssocProf at #Lunduniversity former #MSCA IF #ULBruxelles I use #intersectionality in 💻 #extremism & #radicalright #populism #welfarechauvinism #criticalbigdata #criticalAI
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But both parties furthest away from SD in that constellation w/h conservative M & Cristian democrat KD. Uncertain whether a liberal electorate wants to endorse such formula especially when SD doesn’t actually need them more than just ideological trophies. (4)
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In turn agrarian liberal C just forced its leader Demirok to resign, who previously tried to align party closely to social democratic SAP. Unclear if next leader pursues this line, or joins L & other centre right parties in mainstreaming SD. C is presently also under threshold at 3,8% (3/)
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Sister parties in Northern Europe have face similar challenges. In 🇸🇪 conservative-liberal L is spending fast all its previous liberal credentials away by flirting heavily w/h radical right SD that props acting government. Polls put party securely below threshold at 2,5% (2/)
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Χρόνια πολλά 🎂! Grattis 🥂! Alles Gute zum Geburtstag 🎊!
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Congratulations, I look forward to reading it. Not to mention the timing, well done 👍!
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Last session had a diverse lineup of speakers (Riya Raphael, Alison Gerber, John Wedderburn) talking from their own personal perspective & career stage abt. ”Academic trajectories within & without academia” 5/
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Second session saw Bibi engaging Ines Bramao & Daiva Daukantaité on the topic of ”Exploring unique considerations for the mental health of PhD students” 4/
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First session had @dlheidenblad.bsky.social speaking insightfully abt. how to ”Do less, do better” in combining academic scholarship, popular science outreach & personal life 3/
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Together w/h Bibi Imre-Millei & Mia-Marie Hammarlin I have worked for abt a year planning for this event w/h ambition to center PhD students concerns to convey & demystify diverse trajectories in/outside academia 2/
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This is absolutely outrageous. Also several other people commented on the choice of words in this context noting the obvious bias.
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Solidarity Aurélien!
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May I also be added to the list please 🙏
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May I also be added to the pack, please 🙏.
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Lovely crust, enjoy!
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Thank you for this, excellent idea! 💡
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The thesis monograph may be accessed at this link
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I would also like to be added to the list 🙏
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Excellent news, congratulations! Felicidades 🎉!
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Stort grattis 🥳 !
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Unfortunately Constitutional Court’s demand for a recount of votes for recent presidential elections is going to just add oil on the fire. These parliamentary elections may turn out a bloodbath for the 2 political poles: surface thin social-democratic PSD and allegedly liberal but conservative PNL
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Freie Demolierte Partei sounds just about right, both concerning the political dynamic, but I suspect also when it comes to what might await them at the ballot box 🗳️.
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May I also be added to the PolSci starter pack please 🙏
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You should never trust Duolingo to lift your spirits.
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Interestingly, it was the diaspora that seem to have tilted the result in favor of Lasconi. Ciolacu received close to 1,769 mil. votes, but little from abroad.
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So results seem to indicate a wider trend whereby pollsters are not conveying correctly voting preferences. But even so this is a big surprise.
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What does this mean? No candidate w/h chances to qualify in runoff has a progressive agenda (sexual&reproductive rights), some worse & pro-Russian (Simion) than those timidly talking abt. minimal social justice (Ciolacu) or riding a tired anti-system agenda (Lasconi) or executing orders (Ciucă) 7/🧵
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(Delayed, battery low) & Ciucă (PNL, conservative right) competes as standard-bearer of outgoing president Johannis. Former military & suspected of plagiarism he does not raise up to charisma of previous contenders, but delivers social conservatism packaged into pro-European neoliberalism 6/🧵
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Lasconi (USR, former anti-system now conservative liberal) competes to be first woman to qualify to run off. Former journalist & local politician, she flirts w/h socially conservative electorate (she supported 2018 anti-LGBT referendum; derided gendered violence) & argues being anti-(PSD)system 5/🧵
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Simion (AUR, far right) w/h rabidly nationalist & revisionist but 🇷🇺-friendly agenda also socially conservative may pinch second place to runoffs, provided far-right electorate mobilizes voting (AUR polled second in EU elections). Unclear how much of previous support from diaspora he can hope for 4/🧵
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Thx for the Q. Romanian diaspora has mainly voted right-wing & even far-right candidates in elections. So the PSD candidate may get fewer votes that the polls say
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Ciolacu (PSD, social-democrats) w/h a socially conservative & timidly redistributive agenda seems best positioned runner off, but PSD candidates have constantly lost presidency since 2000 elect. Negative campaigning lifts up corruption & (still) communist legacy. Diaspora rarely votes for PSD 3/🧵