How do political parties shape national identity and how do they communicate issues related to national identity to their electorate? What kind of strategies do they use? Does their approach even amount to a political strategy or are they truly convinced about their representations of national identity?
This interdisciplinary conference, which builds upon the research project National Identities in CEE. Political Discourses, Educational Solutions, brings together the analysis of political parities’ activities in the sphere of national identity and a focus on one of the parties’ target groups – the young generation.
The event is organized by EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy in cooperation with Anglo-American University
This interdisciplinary conference, which builds upon the research project National Identities in CEE. Political Discourses, Educational Solutions, brings together an analysis of political parities’ activities in the sphere of national identity and a focus on one of the parties’ target groups – the young generation.
Program
| 14:00 |
Registration |
| 14:15 – 14:30 |
Introduction and welcomeVladimír Bartovic, EUROPEUM |
| 14:30 – 15:30 Panel I |
National Identity as a Strategy Tool – Reflection of the EP ElectionSchizophrenic Use of National Identity in Polish Politics Roma Issue and Slovak Political Parties Standard Language as a Disadvantage: The Roma in the Czech Nation European Elections Entertainment: Visual Campaigns of the Czech Radical Populist Parties and the Humorous Counter-Response |
| 16:00 – 17:30 Panel II |
Discussion Panel: The Use of National Identity Towards the Young Generation – Focus on Political PartiesOndřej Horák (COV) |
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