Browsing AURA by Author "Machin, Amanda Margaret"

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    • For "Most" People 

      Bjurstrøm, Niklas; Halvorsen, Jakob Indrebø (Master thesis, 2023)
      This thesis is a rhetorical discourse analysis of FrP and party leader Sylvi Listhaug’s use of right-wing populist discursive strategies and rhetorical tools in Facebook posts between 08.05.21-08.05.23. This approach is ...

    • For "Most" People 

      Bjurstrøm, Niklas; Halvorsen, Jakob Indrebø (Master thesis, 2023)
      This thesis is a rhetorical discourse analysis of FrP and party leader Sylvi Listhaug’s use of right-wing populist discursive strategies and rhetorical tools in Facebook posts between 08.05.21-08.05.23. This approach is ...

    • Green European citizenship? Rights, duties, virtues, practices and the European Green Deal 

      Machin, Amanda Margaret; Tan, Evrim (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2022)
      Published in December 2019 by the European Commission, the European Green Deal (EGD) sets out the aim to transform the EU into a sustainable society in which economic growth is decoupled from resource use, so that there ...

    • The nonhuman condition: Radical democracy through new materialist lenses 

      Asenbaum, Hans; Machin, Amanda Margaret; Gagnon, Jean-Paul; Leong, Diana; Orlie, Melissa; Smith, James Louis (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2023)

    • Performances of Death: Hunger Strikes, Discipline, and Democracy 

      Machin, Amanda Margaret (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2023)
      Hunger striking is a form of protest that escapes conventional forms of political participation. I argue that as a spectacular performance of death, the hunger strike not only draws attention to a particular cause or exert ...

    • Sustainable development discourse and development aid in Germany: tracking the changes from environmental protectionism towards private sector opportunities 

      Schojan, Fabio; Machin, Amanda Margaret; Silberberger, Magdalene (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2023)
      ‘Sustainable Development’ can be understood as a widely used discourse that has become even more prominent since the publication of the UN Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development in 2015. In this paper we analyze the way ...