Hanna Rautajoki

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University of Tampere

Finland

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Hanna Rautajoki is a University Lecturer at Tampere University in Finland. Her research focuses on the intersection of political discourse, social media narratives, and feminist activism, as reflected in her recent publications. She explores themes such as democratic legitimacy, populist rhetoric, and the role of bodily gestures in communication strategies. Rautajoki's work contributes to understanding policy-making processes and the construction of societal membership through interactive storytelling.

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European solidarities in turmoil (EUsoil)

Open Date: 2018-09-01

Close Date: 2021-08-01

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Mari Hatavara

University of Tampere

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Laia Pi Ferrer

University of Tampere

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Heba Sigurdardottir

Tampere University

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Matti Hyvarinen

University of Tampere

FINLAND

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Rearranging the premises of democratic legitimacy: discursive tools to market the idea of exclusive representation in the populist rhetoric of Viktor Orbán

Embodying scenes of moral disorder: Bodily gestures as a site of signification in feminist TikTok activism

Storybaiting online. Interactive life storying in social media

The Political Poetics of Contrastive Identifications: Scripting Ongoing Events Through Master/Counter Positioning in Populist Political Speech

Actualizing societal membership in imaginary interaction: The “real construction of society” in the opening of current affairs TV discussion

Relational scaffolding of justifications in policy-making: Deploying the multi standard of identifications in EU policy negotiation

Populating ‘solidarity’ in political debate

Shadowboxing in silence: balancing with European Semester guidelines in national parliamentary debates on economic policies

Positioning with master and counter-narratives

Aspects of voice in the use of positioning in polyphonic storytelling: Ventriloquial moves within a biographical interview

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Mari Hatavara

Laia Pi Ferrer

Heba Sigurdardottir

Matti Hyvarinen

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