By Hakan Yavuzyılmaz (Başkent University) On May 14th Turkish citizens headed to the polls to cat their votes both for parliamentary and presidential elections. The elections saw a historic turnout, reaching to 87%. Such an extensive participation was both due to tight race between the main presidential candidates and high level of polarization in the [...]
Speaker at the Putnam Debates 2023 on "Democracy in Crisis?", organised by the Oxford Global Society View LINK [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
Nominated to the Policy Impact and Public Engagement Awards of the University of Nottingham in the category of "Best Policy Impact Initiative". View LINK [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
Presentation on "Presidential Elections, Powers and Party System Closure in Asia" at the "Robert Elgie" Brown Bag Seminar Series (Sapienza University, Rome)
Interview for The UB Post (Mongolia). View LINK [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
Presentation on various aspects of constitutional reform (e.g. types of regime, electoral systems, party regulation) at the Constitutional Law Institute of the National University of Mongolia (Ulaanbaatar).
Presentation for the Youth Policy Watch NGO and the Open Society Foundation on "Third-party Funding: Challenges and International Standards" (Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia). Watch full PRESENTATION
Presentation of two papers (with Dr Don Lee) at the 73rd Annual Conference of the Political Studies Association in Liverpool.
By Juli Minoves-Triquell (University of La Verne) The national elections in Andorra on April 2nd resulted in a majority for the center-right governing party (Figure 1). Demòcrates per Andorra (DA), of Prime Minister Xavier Espot. With a participation of 66.93% of the 29958 electorate, DA and its allies gathered 6262 votes at the national level [...]
