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Dr Steven Bastow

Associate Dean Learning & Teaching

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About

I am the interim Associate Dean for the Faculty of Business and Social Science, in which capacity I am responsible for bringing together and driving the overall management and development of Faculty academic activity related to taught courses and oversight of student experience and student support agendas for the Faculty. This means I have oversight of and responsibility for: quality assurance; continuous improvement and quality enhancement; learning, teaching and assessment; admissions & Widening Participation activities; welcome/induction and re-induction; accreditations; and ensuring that the Faculty adheres to University & academic regulations. At the same time I am also a member of the Politics Department, contributing to a number of modules on the undergraduate Global Politics and International Relations programme, specialising in political theory, the politics of identity,radical right wing populism, French political thought in general, and French fascism, liberal socialism, and socialism in particular.

Areas of specialism

  • Radical Right wing populism
  • French Fascism
  • French Liberal Socialism
  • French socialism
  • French politics
  • Discourse Theory

Qualifications

  • BA (Hons) French & Politics, Kingston Polytechnic
  • MA Ideology and Discourse Analysis, Essex University
  • PhD in Government, Essex University

Research

My research is largely on various political ideologies, analysing the political impact of ideologies as diverse as New Labour, Italian liberal socialism, French fascism,  both historic and contemporary, and radical environmentalism. There are two main foci for my current research. The first concerns the evolution of French liberal socialism from 1830 to the present; the second is on French radical right wing populism, with a particular focus on the Front National. Recent papers produced on these are:

S. Bastow (2018), 'Front national under Marine Le Pen: a mainstream political party?', French Politics, Volume 16, Issue 1

S. Bastow (forthcoming), ‘The Discourse of 19th Century French Liberal Socialism', Journal of Political Ideologies

Publications

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Number of items: 11.

Article

Bastow, Steve (2018) The Front national under Marine Le Pen : a mainstream political party? French Politics, 16(1), pp. 19-37. ISSN (print) 1476-3419

Bastow, Steven (2017) The discourse of nineteenth century French liberal socialism. Journal of Political Ideologies, ISSN (print) 1356-9317 (In Press)

Bastow, Steve, Martin, James and Pels, Dick (2002) Introduction: Third ways in political ideology. Journal of Political Ideologies, 7(3), pp. 269-280. ISSN (print) 1356-9317

Bastow, Steve (2002) A neo-fascist third way: the discourse of ethno-differentialist revolutionary nationalism. Journal of Political Ideologies, 7(3), pp. 351-368. ISSN (print) 1356-9317

Bastow, Steve (2001) Third way discourse in inter-war France. Journal of Political Ideologies, 6(2), pp. 169-189. ISSN (print) 1356-9317

Bastow, Steve (2000) Le Mouvement national républicain: moderate right-wing party or party of the extreme right? Patterns of Prejudice, 34(2), pp. 3-18. ISSN (print) 0031-322X

Bastow, Steve (1998) The radicalization of Front national discourse: a politics of the 'Third Way'? Patterns of Prejudice, 32(3), pp. 55-68. ISSN (print) 0031-322X

Bastow, Steve (1997) Front national economic policy: from neo-liberalism to protectionism. Modern & Contemporary France, 5(1), pp. 61-72. ISSN (print) 0963-9489

Book

Bastow, Steve and Martin, James (2003) Third way discourse: European ideologies in the twentieth century. Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press. 180p. ISBN 074861561x

Book Section

Bastow, Steve (2002) Ideology and social movements: the case of the FN. In: Finlayson, Alan and Valentine, Jeremy, (eds.) Post-structuralism and politics: an introduction. Edinburgh, UK : Edinburgh University Press. pp. 83-96. ISBN 0748612963

Bastow, Steve (2000) Inter-war French fascism and the neo-socialism of Marcel Déat: the emergence of a 'third way'. In: Howarth, David R. , Norval, Aletta J. and Stavrakakis, Yannis, (eds.) Discourse theory and political analysis: identities, hegemonies and social change. Manchester, U.K. : Manchester University Press. pp. 38-51. ISBN 9780719056642

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