Roundtable in Mongolia
Roundtable on "Political Parties in the Age of Populism" at the National University of Mongolia (Ulan Bator).
11
05, 2018
9
05, 2018
Presentation in Mongolia
Launch of the International IDEA "Level Up: Political Finance with Integrity Project". View link 1 View link 2 View link 3 View link 4
8
05, 2018
Visiting Lecture (Mongolia)
Presentation at the National University of Mongolia (Ulan Bator) on the "Peril of Direct Presidential Elections".
7
05, 2018
Fieldwork in Mongolia
Preparatory work for the assessment of party funding regulation in Mongolia (in collaboration with International IDEA).
4
05, 2018
Early Elections Averted: The Pellegrini Cabinet to Lead Slovakia out of a Deep Political Crisis
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 [...]
26
04, 2018
Presentation in UK
Presentation on "The Determinants of Vote for Anti-Political-Establishment Parties in Western Europe" at the 1st REPRESENT International Conference in Birmingham (UK).
22
04, 2018
Interview in “El Faro de Vigo”
Talking about politics, academia and life in one of Galicia's leading newspapers. View link Galician version
20
04, 2018
CIVILNET interview
Interview on the political situation in Armenia, published by CIVILNET. View link Armenian version
17
04, 2018
Interview for “Iranian Labour News Agency”
Talking about the Catalonian crisis. View LINK
17
04, 2018
Another sweeping victory for Fidesz: a staggering blow to Hungarian democracy
By Gergő Medve-Bálint (Centre for Social Sciences-Hungarian Academy of Sciences) On 8 April, at 7pm sharp, voting at the 2018 Hungarian general elections officially ended. However, it was not until 10:55pm when the first results were announced by the National Election Office. Millions of voters were anxiously and later angrily waiting for the results that [...]