Fieldwork in Kyrgyzstan
Research at the National library and the Kyrgyz parliament (Dschogorku Kengesch) in Bishkek.
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06, 2017
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06, 2017
School of Leaders (Poland)
Keynote speech on "The Crisis of Political Parties and Democracy" at the 25th School of Political Leaders (Szkoła Liderów) in Warsaw (Poland). View KEYNOTE SPEECH
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06, 2017
Newspaper interview (Chile)
Interview on "EU-UK Brexit negotiations", Chile's leading newspaper (El Mercurio) View LINK
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06, 2017
Regional Conference (Georgia)
Keynote Speaker at the Session on the “Political Campaign Finance – What way forward?” (Tbilisi) Speakers: Dr. Marcin Walecki, Head of Democratization Department, OSCE/ODIHR Dr. Fernando Casal Bertoa, Assistant Professor, University of Nottingham Mr. Anar Mammadli, Election Monitoring and Democracy Studies Centre, Azerbaijan Ms. Lena Nazaryan, Member of Parliament Armenia Moderator: Mrs. Nino Lomjaria, First [...]
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06, 2017
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06, 2017
International Symposium (South Korea)
Presentation at the "Democracy in East Asia in Regional and Historical Perspective" (Seoul National University). Organized by the Graduate School of International Studies (GSIS) and sponsored by the Journal of Northeast Asian History.
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06, 2017
Voting for change: The 2017 parliamentary elections in Kosovo
By Shqipe Mjekiqi (R.I.T Kosovo) Early parliamentary elections were held in Kosovo on 11th June, as the coalition between the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) and the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) broke out a month ago. Interestingly, this happened even though a parliamentary motion against the Government was raised by the PDK splinter party NISMA, [...]
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06, 2017
Article in “Diálogo Atlántico”
Post about the 2017 UK general elections. View link
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06, 2017
Newspaper interview (Spain)
Interview on "The Future of British Politics" for La Razon View LINK
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06, 2017
Strong and Stable to Weak and Wobbly: The 2017 British General Election
By Grant Mitchell (Keele University) Introduction After weeks of declaring that there would be no general election until 2020, Theresa May surprised the nation by calling for a general election before 2020. Unlike in previous elections, the introduction of the Fixed-term Parliaments Act (2011) removed from the Prime Minister the power to call snap elections [...]