APSA Conference (Canada)
Co-authored paper presented at the 118th APSA Annual Conference in Montreal.
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09, 2022
15
09, 2022
Who Governs, Indeed? The 2022 Parliamentary Election in Sweden
By Jonathan Polk (Lund University) The Social Democratic Party received the most votes in the Swedish parliamentary election held on 11 September 2022.[1] The Social Democrats, in government since 2014, even expanded the party’s vote share (30.3%) from the previous election in 2018 by 2 percentage points. Yet the focus of attention in Sweden has [...]
13
09, 2022
Talk in Spain
Inaugural lecture of the BA in Political Science at Complutense University of Madrid on "The Populist Challenge: Is There A Future for Party Democracy?".
9
09, 2022
AECPA Conference (Spain)
Co-authored paper presented at the XVI AECPA Bi-annual Conference in Girona (Spain).
8
09, 2022
AECPA Prize
2022 Prize to the Best Book in Political Science for the 2019-2021 period awarded by the Spanish Political Science Association (AECPA) for "Party System Closure: Party Alliances, Government Alternatives and Democracy in Europe" (Oxford University Press, 2021). View LINK View NEWS View VIDEO
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06, 2022
International Conference (Malaysia)
Presentation on "Public Funding of Political Parties: What Is It Good For?" at the International Conference held by the IDEAS (Malaysia). View LINK Watch PRESENTATION (from 1:26:24)
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06, 2022
Oops! Slovenia did it again: new elections, another newcomer Prime Minister
By Alenka Krašovec (University of Ljubljana) Introduction On 24 April 2022, after a decade of elections being called early, regular elections were again held in Slovenia. The country has had a PR electoral system in place since the democratic transition with quite a low threshold (4% since 2000) and so coalition governments are indeed normal. [...]
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06, 2022
Paris sur Danube: Why the 2022 Elections make France an Eastern European Country?
By Jan Rovny (Science Po, Paris) The French 2022 legislative elections produced a national assembly without an absolute majority — a first in the history of the French 5th Republic — while a broad left-wing alliance, and the radical right Rassemblement National were the main electoral beneficiaries. Given the rise of these political fringes, and [...]
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06, 2022
Venice Commission-OSCE/ODIHR Joint Opinion (Mongolia)
Venice Commission and OSCE/ODIHR Joint Opinion on the Draft Law in Political Parties in Mongolia. View report
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06, 2022
KAS Summer School (Kyrgyzstan)
Co-director at the 2nd Asian Summer School on “Political Parties and Democracy” at the OSCE Academy (Bishkek). View LINK 1 View PROGRAM [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container] View LINK 2