Enlaces con vídeo de mi participación en el seminario sobre pluralismo etno-religioso y auge del populismo radical y de la extrema derecha en Europa. Presentación del paper 'New Realigment of Fears in Europe'. Más información en Globernance.
Agradecimiento personal al director del instituto, Daniel Innerarity, y a Ander Errasti y Cristina Astier por la invitación. A finales de 2017 se publicará un libro conjunto.
9:30-10:45. The state of Ethnoreligious Pluralism in Europe
Alexander Görlach (Harvard University): Religious and populist narratives in society and how they inform public discourse and policy making (30 mins)
Discussant: Sergio García (Dr. in Sociology – representative of Bahá’í community in Spain) (15mins)
Chair: Linda K. Wood (Dr. in Law – International Rule of Law Attorney)
11:00-12:15. The rise of Far-Right in Europe
Prof. Montserrat Guibernau (Department of Sociology, University of Cambridge): The rise of the radical right: Ideology and political discourse (30 mins)
Discussant: Carmen Innerarity (Universidad Pública de Navarra) (15mins)
Chair: Ander Errasti (Pompeu Fabra University)
12:30-13:45. The upcoming challenges as sign of a complex political crisis
Dídac Gutiérrez Peris (Research Director, Viavoice Paris): New realigment of fears in Europe (30 mins)
Discussant: Joxerramon Bengoetxea (University of the Basque Country) (15mins)
Chair: Cristina Astier (Globernance Researcher)
Europe is facing a critical
situation: after the 2008 crisis, both member-state and European Union’s
democracies failed to adequately address the increasing fear,
insecurity and uncertainties resulting from the crisis. The unfair
distribution of the consequences of the crisis pushed citizens all over
Europe to break up with the traditional sources of cohesion, including
political parties, media, experts or public institutions. Neither Member States nor the
European Union’s institutions managed to answer the impact of the crisis
and adequately embrace/integrate the migrant population. Both issues,
the rise of inequalities as a failure of the welfare state in Europe and
the increase of migrant flows, fostered and are a breeding ground for
racial, religious or ideological hatred. The distinct feature, compared
to previous times when similar tensions arose, is that citizens are now
channelling their claims through democratic means. New expressions of
radical populism, nativism and far-right ideologies have burst into the
European public sphere, in all three local, regional and European
levels. This combination has turned the economic and refugee crisis into
an also and mainly a crisis of politics.
The International Workshop on the European Crisis of Politics: Ethnoreligious pluralism and the rise of radical populism, nativism and far-right in Europe aims
to address a dimension of this phenomena. It is intended to analyse,
first, what does exactly mean the Ethnoreligious Pluralism in Europe to
offer an evidence-based picture of the ongoing transformation. It will
follow with a second panel focused on the radicalised reactions vis-á-vis this
transformation, analysing how these movements have engaged the
electorates. It will close with a panel analysing these phenomena within
the crisis of politics focusing on the citizen’s fear and the impact of
that fear on their political decisions. This last analysis will present
the results of a project developed in six European Union’s member
states.
The event will be held at the San Telmo Museum (Donostia – San Sebastian) on the 16th of
June and will be open to the public. It will have a semi round-table
format where experts will directly engage each other, with paper
presentations and discussants’ reactions, while the public will be
invited to participate in the debate.
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