By Tara Tepavac (Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, University of Belgrade) On the night of 25 October, Serbia witnessed a historic political turning point. A student-led movement that had not existed as an electoral actor two years earlier achieved a landslide victory in snap parliamentary elections, wiping away both the ruling parties and most [...]
Presentation of the Oxford Handbook of Polish Polish at the Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics at the University of Cambridge (UK).
Presentation of the Oxford Handbook of Polish Polish at the Centre for European Studies at the University of Oxford (UK).
By Ieva Hofmane (University of Latvia) Latvia’s 2026 parliamentary election produced an unusually clear winner in a political system accustomed to fragmented outcomes. Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs’ United List (AS) won 35.29% of the vote and 41 of the Saeima’s 100 seats, the largest parliamentary delegation ever secured by a single political force in Latvia. [...]
Workshops with the Mongolian People's Party (MPP), the Democratic Party (DP) and the HUN Party on ethical behaviour of political parties (Ulaanbaatar)
Presentation at the 9th SPSIRPA Forum (Ulaanbaatar).
Presentation "On the Benefits of Party Funding Oversight" at International Conference (Ulan Bator). View LINK View VIDEO
By Jonathan Polk (Lund University) There are eight parliamentary parties in Sweden and in the 2026 electoral campaign they cluster into two blocs of varying cohesiveness. On the right, there are the three parties of government, the Moderates (M), Christian Democrats (KD), and Liberals (L), with support from the anti-immigration Sweden Democrats (SD). The red-green [...]
Online symposium on "Party System Institutionalization, Presidentialism and Democracy" in homage to Prof. Scott Mainwaring (Notre Dame University, USA). Watch SYMPOSIUM
Presentation at the 13th International Congress of Mongolists (Ulaanbaatar). View LINK
