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Mabel Berezin

Cornell University
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Distinguished Professor Sociology @Cornell, former Director Institute European Studies writes on politics, #nationalism, #populism #fascism. Views my own
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The Authoritarian Feelings Machine

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By Mabel Berezin
| Jacobin Verified
Interview by Dora Mengüç Over the past several decades, neoliberalism has hollowed out the social and emotional foundations of political life. As welfare states eroded, precarious labor expanded, and public protections disappeared while a new atmosphere of insecurity emerged — one in which anger, fear, resentment, wounded pride, and a longing for belonging became powerful political currencies. This emotional terrain is not theoretical.
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Surprise What Surprise?: the old "new" nationalisms in post-security Europe

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By Mabel Berezin
| LSE Connect Verified
This lecture will explore the effect on the crisis and EU institutional action on public opinion, in particular the dynamics between the former and the growth of illiberal nationalism. Mabel Berezin is department chair and associate professor at Cornell University.
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Does the “Fascism Debate” Matter for Understanding 2024 American Politics?

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By Mabel Berezin
| SAGE Publishing
Fascinating Fascism In late 2016, in response to the widespread media narrative that linked Trump to Brexit and an array of European populists, I wrote a short essay entitled, “Trump Isn’t a European-style Populist: That’s Our Problem,” in which I argued that the comparison between Trump and his supposed European counterparts was flawed (Berezin 2016). European populists are career politicians who deploy a standard nationalist script to address any number of political issues.
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