Member of a PhD. Thesis Committee, together with Prof. Nicole Bolleyer (Exeter University), at King's Colleague London (KCL). The PhD. Thesis, titled "Intra-Party Democracy and Internal Power: A Comparative Study of Italian Political Parties", was successfully defended by Annalisa Capellini.
Presenting Oversight of party funding guidelines and best practices at International Conference (Ulan Bator). View LINK 1 View LINK 2 View LINK 3 View VIDEO (minute 22.50 to 25.45)
Advising governing party's (MPP) Women Caucus on how to achieve gender equality and increase the participation of women in politics (Ulan Bator, Mongolia). View LINK 1 View LINK 2 View LINK 3 View LINK 4
Lecture and seminar for MA and PhD. students, respectively, at the National Mongolian University (Ulan Bator).
Presenting the OSCE/ODIHR "Opinion on the Draft Law on Political Parties in Mongolia" and "Registration, Funding and Oversight: Best Practices" Report to the Standing Committee on State Structure (Gran Hural) and the General Electoral Commission-GEC (Ulan Bator, Mongolia). View LINK
Public discussion “Lessons Learned from the 2019 Elections: Assessing the Role of Money in Ukrainian Politics” (Kharkov, Ukraine) with the following speakers: • Elissavet Karagiannidou (OSCE/ODIHR Elections Adviser) • Fernando Casal Bertoa (University of Nottingham) • Magnus Ohman (IFES) • Kateryna Minkina (OPORA) • Ruslan Zernytskyi (CHESNO) View VIDEO
Lecture at the OSCE/ODIHR Academic conference on “The Role of Money in Ukrainian Politics and Elections” (Kharkiv, Ukraine). View LINK View PROGRAM
By Patricia Correa Vila (Aston University) Spanish citizens faced yesterday the fourth general election in the past four years yet again the chances of having a new government are still not fully clear. There is no clear majority at either side of the ideological spectrum, and although some parties have already established clear preferences for [...]
An analysis on the November 2019 parliamentary elections in Spain. View LINK
Interview on the November 2019 Spanish parliamentary elections. Listen to the INTERVIEW
