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Academic essay examining links between British national identity, environmental culture, and right-wing populism through discussion of the Brexit referendum, climate scepticism, and cultural representations of landscape in contemporary Britain.
Year: Not specified
Country: United Kingdom
Region / City: London referenced
Topic: Environmental politics, ecocriticism, Brexit, cultural nationalism
Document Type: Academic essay
Academic Field: Ecocriticism, Environmental Humanities, Cultural Studies
Political Context: Brexit referendum and its aftermath
Cultural References: 2012 London Olympic Games opening ceremony, British national identity, landscape and nature in English culture
Key Themes: Relationship between conservatism and conservation, environmental culture of right-wing populism, political polarization and climate scepticism
Historical Period Discussed: Early twenty-first century with references to late twentieth century neoliberal conservatism
Events Referenced: 2012 London Olympic Games, Brexit referendum
Authors Mentioned: Danny Boyle, Catherine Baker, Roger Scruton, Peter Hitchens
Audience: Scholars and students of environmental humanities, cultural studies, and political ecology
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Navigating Populism: Women’s Struggle for Political Representation (Global Human Rights Defence Report, July 1, 2024)
Year: 2024
Date: July 1, 2024
Organization: Global Human Rights Defence
Department: Women’s Rights Team
Authors: Oona Carteron; Y Nhi Tran Ngoc; Marion Valay; Hannah Wohlbold
Document Type: Research Report
Topic: Women’s Political Representation; Populism; Feminism; Gender Politics
Geographical Scope: Europe; Latin America; Southeast Asia; Middle East; North Africa
Subject Areas: Political Science; Human Rights; Gender Studies
Key Themes: Instrumentalisation of Feminism; Women in Politics; Gender Stereotypes; Populist Movements; Violence Against Women in Politics
Figures Included: Proportion of Seats Held by Women in National Parliaments in Southeast Asia (2004–2024); Parliamentary Representation Data for Cambodia, Philippines, Lao PDR
Purpose: Analysis of interactions between populist political strategies and women’s political participation across different regions
Excess, Desire and Twentieth- to Twenty-First-Century Women’s Writing Conference
Year: 2023
Region / City: Brisbane
Theme: Women’s Writing, Feminism, Excess, Desire
Document Type: Conference Program
Organization: University of Queensland
Author: Sneja Gunew, Susan Sheridan, Jeanine Leane, Gina Wisker, among others
Target Audience: Academics, Researchers, Feminist Scholars
Period of Activity: 8-10 February 2023
Date Approved: 2023-01-01
Date of Changes: Not available
Contextual Description: Academic conference program exploring excess, desire, and women’s writing from the 20th to the 21st century.
Topics: Ecocriticism Populism Twenty-First-Century