We have focused on transforming hegemonic processes (WhiKnow), physical and online landscapes and history building (NTUS), (de)radicalisation in the urban participatory and local democracy context (D.Rad), and political humour (POHU), and Trans-Atlantic resilience during the pandemic (ENDURE). We have hosted research on political parties and mainstreaming of populist discourses (MAPO), and consortia about COntinuous COnstruction of resilient social COntracts through societal transformations (CO3) and Politics of Grievance and Democratic Governance (PLEDGE).
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