The Politics of Negative Emotions

Introduction: Feeling Our Way through Politics - Dan Degerman


1. Anger, Fast and Slow: Mediations of Justice and Violence in the Age of Populism - William Davies


2. 'We Will March Side by Side and Demand a Bigger Table': Anger as Dignity Claim - Karen Adkins


3. Moving between Frustration and Anger - Mary Carman


4. The Resentment-Ressentiment Complex: A Critique of Liberal Discourse - Sjoerd van Tuinen


5. Green Shame: The Next Moral Revolution? - Martha Claeys


6. Against Comfort: Political Implications of Evading Discomfort - Ditte Marie Munch-Jurisic


7. For Love and for Life: Emotional Dynamics at the World Congress of Families - Sara Kalm and Anna Meeuwisse


8. The Functionality of Affects: Conceptualising Far-Right Populist Politics beyond Negative Emotions - Julia Leser and Florian Spissinger


9. Moral Economies of Exclusion: Politics of Fear through Antagonistic Anonymity - Soren Mosgaard Andreasen


10. Contesting the Politics of Negative Emotions in Educational Policy Making: A Ban on Asylum Seekers' School Visits in Finland - Iida Pyy, Anniina Leiviskae, and Jan-Erik Mansikka