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
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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
30
05, 2022
Conference (Georgia)
Presenting on the "Coalition Governments in a European Georgia" at the Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP) Annual Conference (Tbilisi). View LINK View Conference NOTES View Conference REPORT (in English) View Conference REPORT (in Georgian)
23
05, 2022
Workshop in Italy
Workshop to commemorate the work of Peter Mair (R.I.P.) in the 10th anniversary of his death. View LINK [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
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05, 2022
EDC report
European Democratic Consulting (EDC) and the Research Centre for the Study of Parties and Democracy (REPRESENT) Report on "49 Recommendations for the reform of Euro parties". View report (ENGLISH)
10
05, 2022
Venice Commission Delegation (Mongolia)
OSCE/ODIHR representative in the Venice Commission delegation to examine Mongolia's new Party Law.
3
05, 2022
Workshop in Belgium
Workshop at the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) on "Technocratic attitudes, technocratic government and support for experts in Europe".
10
04, 2022
BASEES Conference (UK)
Co-authored paper presented at the BASEES Annual Conference in Cambridge (UK).
10
04, 2022
Losing votes, losing touch? The beginning of a ‘Great Refusal’?
By Roderick Pace (University of Malta) Malta’s Partit Laburista (Labour Party, PL) won a third general election in a row, with a significant margin over its main rival the Partit Nazzjonalista (Nationalist Party, PN). The election was held on the 26 March 2022. Several months before, public opinion polls by national newspapers had consistently predicted [...]
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04, 2022
Serbian elections: Win for the autocracy on the back of post-truth politics, vote rigging, and media monopolization
By Marta Vuković (City, University of London) Election background and party programs In Serbia, parliamentary, presidential, and in some municipalities, including the capital, Belgrade, local elections were held on Sunday, April 3rd. Parliamentary snap elections came less than two years after the last elections that were held in June 2020 when the ruling party won [...]