Articles by Fedra Negri

October 22, 2024

What your menu choice says about your politics

Fedra Negri

Our response to political manifestos during elections usually reflects the different ways we think about politics. Yet, we can also demonstrate our politics in less obvious stereotypical associations, including consumption and lifestyle choices, argue Gaetano Scaduto and Fedra Negri, through an experiment they conducted on food in Italy.

🔮 Why Italian political parties use populist rhetoric on social media

Fedra Negri

Analysing posts on Facebook and Twitter-X, Andrea Ceron, Silvia Decadri, and Fedra Negri highlight how Italian politicians use populist rhetoric to generate engagement. They find that such rhetoric does indeed increase the likelihood of posts going viral, even among non-populist voters

Fedra Negri

Researcher in Political Science, Department of Sociology and Social Research, University of Milan-Bicocca

Fedra's research in comparative politics spans policy preferences, voting behaviour, party dynamics, and the success of populist parties.

She also explores mainstream party crises, responsiveness, quantitative methods, and public policy evaluation.

Recent work includes studying women in politics, focusing on access, ideologies, and rhetorical styles.

The Loop

Cutting-edge analysis showcasing the work of the political science discipline at its best.