By Gianluca Scattu (The University of Sydney) Many words have been spoken, and probably much more will be said about the three months of political chaos that followed March 2018 general elections, and the populist traits of the Five Star Movement (FSM) and the League, the two parties that support the new government. Little, however, [...]
Interview on "populism, the crisis of democracy and party regulation" for "Eagle 22", a Eagle News (Mongolian Television) Politics Show WATCH INTERVIEW
A brief analysis (with Nic Cheeseman, Susan Dodsworth and Lise Storm) of the positive sides of populism. View LINK
By Margherita de Candia (King's College London) As it is often the case, Italian politics turns out to be particularly absorbing. More than two months have elapsed since March general elections, and Italy's main parties have yet to agree on the coalition that will lead the country's 65th government (according to some, the first of [...]
Interview on "party funding regulation in Mongolia" for MNB's (Mongolian Television) News (between minutes 24th and 42nd). WATCH INTERVIEW
Roundtable on "Political Parties in the Age of Populism" at the National University of Mongolia (Ulan Bator).
Launch of the International IDEA "Level Up: Political Finance with Integrity Project". View link 1 View link 2 View link 3 View link 4
Presentation at the National University of Mongolia (Ulan Bator) on the "Peril of Direct Presidential Elections".
Preparatory work for the assessment of party funding regulation in Mongolia (in collaboration with International IDEA).
By Marek Rybář (Masaryk University) One of the most turbulent months in Slovakia's recent history started with the murder of an investigative journalist Ján Kuciak and culminated with the resignation of the Prime Minister Robert Fico and his entire cabinet, and appointment of a new government led by Peter Pellegrini. The whole process involved an [...]
