Normalization and the discursive construction of “new” norms and “new” normality: discourse in the paradoxes of populism and neoliberalism

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@russinthezone @PoLIS_Bath @JackCopley6 @aurelmondon No worries @russinthezone - here are links to my two recent papers whic I drew extensively on in my @PoLIS_Bath talk: https://t.co/M1kq4XJk6H https://t.co/lMGliFpgOt

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RT @RoutledgeLing: This open access paper explores conceptions of normalization particularly relevant to the analysis of its dynamics and t…

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This open access paper explores conceptions of normalization particularly relevant to the analysis of its dynamics and trajectories in public discourse. Read this discourse on the paradoxes of #populism and #neoliberalism here: https://t.co/hNAcdBxVAu ht

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RT @mwkrzyzanowski: So this Is finally out as Social Semiotics 30:4, Special Issue “Strategies of Normalization in Public Discourse: Parado…

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