By Christoffer Hentzer Dausgaard (University of Copenhagen) When the exit polls came in at 8pm, they confirmed an expected result from weeks of campaign polling: one in which neither the ‘red bloc’ of left-of-centre parties nor the ‘blue bloc’ of right-of-centre parties would be able to command a majority on its own without the support [...]
Interview for RD (The Netherlands). View LINK [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
Special Workshop on the work of Peter Mair at University College Dublin (UCD). View LINK
Interview on the resignation of the British PM. Watch INTERVIEW (from minute 45:16)
Presentation at the UAM on "Populismo, crisis partidista y democracia representativa: ¿es posible una mejora?" (Mexico City). View PROGRAM Watch VIDEO
Keynote speech on "The Problem of Party System Change Revisited" at the Political Science Association of Ireland (PSAI) Annual Conference (Waterford, Ireland). View PROGRAM Watch LECTURE (beginning)
Co-authored paper presented at the PSAI Annual Conference in Waterford.
Interview on the Bulgarian parliamentary elections Listen to the INTERVIEW
By Damir Kapidžić (University of Sarajevo) On October 2nd, 2022, Bosnia and Herzegovina held its ninth general elections since the end of the Bosnian War in 1995. Elections were held for three levels of government under the complex system of governance established through the Dayton Peace Agreement. Apart from the national level these include two [...]
By Teodora Yovcheva (University of Sofia) Sunday’s election was the fourth parliamentary election in Bulgaria for year and a half. Bulgaria came here after the government was brought down by a vote of non confidence in June, the first successful one in Bulgaria since the democratic transition in 1990. The vote was initiated by the [...]
