WP1 – Historical, Comparative Analysis
D1.1-Historical and political development of populism in Europe
D1.2-Report on the state of modern day populism in Europe
D1.3-Typology of populism movements
D1.5-Report containing tools (infographics and typology)
WP2 – Simulation
D2.1-An online catalogue of relevant data sources
D2.2-First set of simulation scenarios
D2.3-Final version of all simulation
D2.4-Comparative findings and assessment of risk factors
D2.5-Lessons learned from simulation analysis
WP3 – Narratives Analysis and ICT Tools
D3.1-Definitions and operationalisations of populism
D3.2-Tool to identify populist narratives
D3.3-Results of online experiments
WP4 – Causal, Policy and Futures Analysis
D4.1-Causal mechanisms of populism
D4.2-Theoretical model of causes of populism
D4.3-Populism and opinion dynamics
D4.5-Scenarios and desired futures
D4.6-Scenarios construction methodology
WP5 – Dissemination and Engagement
D5.3-Lessons learned from lab events
Messina Democracy Lab report
Iceland Democracy Lab report
Spain Democracy Lab report
Scotland Democracy Lab report
D5.4-A report with recommendations for new forms of public participation
Facilitation plan template
Facilitation script template
Communication and recruitment plan template
D5.5-Dissemination of project output
Report on Tri-lateral workshop on populism – PaCE, POPREBEL, DEMOS and FATIGUE
D5.6-Synthesis report outlining the key findings from Democracy labs
D5.7-A two-day Democracy event
D5.8-Future and foresight programme for schools
D5.9-A final conference and gathering of youth representatives
D5.10-Final report on dissemination
WP6 – Ethics Requirements and Compliance Assurance
D6.4-ELSI guidance on ICT tools design
D6.5-ELSI guidance on public engagement
D6.6-ELSI guidance in policy recommendations
WP7 – Project Management