Beatrice Mentasti
About
My research project
Reimagining the Family: Critical Insights from Radical Right Populist DiscourseBeatrice Mentasti is a PhD candidate in Politics at the University of Surrey.
She graduated from a Msc in Politics and Communication from the LSE Department of Media and Communication (UK). She received a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations from the IE School of Politics, Economics & Global Affairs (Spain).
Her current research examines the use of family in Populist Radical Right discourse, focusing on how Populist Radical Right Parties (PRRPs) frame family-related issues and construct and normalise a certain type of family. The project aims to identify how PRRPs shape family discourse in politics and the media, exploring strategies for advocacy groups to counteract these narratives.
Supervisors
Beatrice Mentasti is a PhD candidate in Politics at the University of Surrey.
She graduated from a Msc in Politics and Communication from the LSE Department of Media and Communication (UK). She received a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations from the IE School of Politics, Economics & Global Affairs (Spain).
Her current research examines the use of family in Populist Radical Right discourse, focusing on how Populist Radical Right Parties (PRRPs) frame family-related issues and construct and normalise a certain type of family. The project aims to identify how PRRPs shape family discourse in politics and the media, exploring strategies for advocacy groups to counteract these narratives.
My qualifications
ResearchResearch interests
Populism, Populist Radical Right, Political Communication
Research interests
Populism, Populist Radical Right, Political Communication