Presentation in Pakistan
Presentation on "Political Finance and Public Funding of Political Parties in Pakistan: Challenges and Opportunities" as Friedrich Ebert Stiftung's (FES) expert (Islamabad, Pakistan) View document
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03, 2023
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03, 2023
FES Report
Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES) Report on "Political Finance and Public Funding of Political Parties in Pakistan: Challenges and Opportunities". Download PDF
6
03, 2023
Estonian Parliamentary Elections 2023: A Major Win for the Reform Party
By Martin Mölder (University of Tartu) The Estonian parliamentary elections of 2023 stand out in several respects. Perhaps the most important change in comparison to the 2019 elections is an increase in turnout. If one looks at the reported proportions of turnout, then this fact can be overlooked, but in 2023 about 50 000 voters [...]
27
02, 2023
TV interview (Spain)
Interview on the resignation of the "Windsor Framework" (EU-UK agreement). Watch INTERVIEW (from minute 1:35:49)
10
02, 2023
Seminar in UK
Presentation at the Department of Political Science and International Relations in the University of Oxford (UK). View LINK
9
02, 2023
Stein Rocken Prize (runner-up)
Honourable mention for the 2022 Prize to the Stein Rokkan Prize awarded by the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) for "Party System Closure: Party Alliances, Government Alternatives and Democracy in Europe" (Oxford University Press, 2021). View LINK 1 View LINK 2
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02, 2023
Venice Commission Delegation (Azerbaijan)
OSCE/ODIHR representative in the Venice Commission delegation to examine Azerbaijan's new Party Law.
6
02, 2023
Consensus rules Monegasque national elections of 2023
By Félicitas Guillot (IE-EI, Nice) On February 5th, national elections were held in Monaco. The campaign started officially the 14th of October 2022 with the presentation of one list, a list of of national alliance : l'UNM - l'Union Nationale Monégasque. This alliance relates to representants of three lists of the previous elections in 2018 [...]
16
01, 2023
How to win a Czech presidential election (or at least get through to the second round)
By Tim Haughton (University of Birmingham) Some things never change. The new Czech president will be another man with a five letter surname. Following in the footsteps of Havel, Klaus and Zeman will be either (Petr) Pavel or (Andrej) Babis, both of whom won 35% of the vote in the first round at the weekend. [...]
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12, 2022
Newspaper interview
Interview for Diari d'Andorra (Andorra). View LINK 1