By Daphne Halikiopoulou (University of Reading) Last Sunday’s Greek elections made international headlines as the ‘good news story in Europe’, generating much interest in a so-called ‘end of populism’. The most discussed outcome of this election is the victory of the centre-right New Democracy party with 39.85 of the vote, which translated into a comfortable [...]
Part of the OSCE/ODIHR delegation to improve party legislation in Armenia. View link 1 View link 2 Watch video (from minute 26:24)
Presentation at the FAES-UCM Summer School on "Crisis democrática y ola populista: ¿hay algún remedio?" (El Escorial, Spain). View link Watch VIDEO
By David M. Willumsen (University of Innsbruck) Since (at least) 2001, the question of immigration has been a key issue in Danish politics, with the Danish People’s Party (DPP) being successful in shifting public policy on this topic significantly to the right, and helping keep the center-right in power for all but four years in [...]
Presentation on "Money in Politics" at the Ukrainian School of Political Studies (Odessa).
Presentation of the "Political Finance Regulation in 13 African Countries" WFD Report at the Meeting of Centre-right African parties in Johannesburg (South Africa)
Presentation of the "Political Finance Regulation in 13 African Countries" WFD Report at the House of Commons in London
By Régis Dandoy (Ghent University) On 26 May 2019, more than eight million Belgians went to the polling stations to elect their representatives for the European, federal, regional and community parliaments. These elections were designated by the media as ‘the mother of all elections’ and are not only crucial for the management of the country [...]
An analysis (with Juan Rodríguez Teruel) on the 2019 parliamentary elections in Spain. View LINK
Interview on the 2019 Spanish parliamentary elections. View LINK
