The discursive political economy of Europe Hybrid formation of nationalist populism through economics Jens Maesse DiscourseNet Collaborative Working Paper Series no. 3 | August 2020 no. 3 | August 2020 About the author About the CWPS Jens Maesse is Assistant Professor (PD Dr. habil.), at the The DiscourseNet Collaborative Working Paper Series Department of Sociology, University of Giessen. Research (CWPS) reflects ongoing research activity at the intersec- focus: discourse analysis, sociology of science and educa- tion of language and society in an interdisciplinary field of tion, economic sociology and political economy. His publi- discourse studies. Prolonging the activities and publica- cations include: “Globalization strategies and the tions of DiscourseNet, it welcomes contributions which economics dispositive. Insights from Germany and the actively engage in a dialogue across different theories of UK”, Historical Social Research 43(3), 120—146 (2018). discourse, disciplines, topics, methods and methodologies. “The elitism dispositif. Hierarchization, discourses of ex- All contributions to the CWPS are work in progress. The cellence and organisational change in European econom- CWPS offers an environment for an open discussion of the ics”, Higher Education 73, 909—927 (2017). drafts, reports or presentations. Authors are provided with https://www.uni-giessen.de/fbz/fb03/institute/ifs/prof/ two expert commentaries for their paper and more exten- allggesell/teamalle/maesse sive discussions of their ideas in the context of Discourse - Contact:
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