By Jo Saglie (Institute for Social Research, Oslo) Incumbent parties tend to lose votes, in Norway as in many other West European countries. Nevertheless, the incumbent Norwegian government survived the 2017 parliamentary election. The government parties – the Conservative Party and the Progress Party – lost some seats, but remained in power. The main loser [...]
Co-authored paper presented at the Elections, Public Opinion and Parties (EPOP) Annual Conference in the University of Nottingham. View LINK
Two presentations at the 13th Argentinian Association of Political Analysis (SAPP) Conference in Buenos Aires. View LINK View VIDEO
Interview on "Brexit negotiations" in the "Democrat". View LINK
Research at the Argentinian parliament (Congreso de la Nación) in Buenos Aires.
Talks at two Roundtables (special and central) during the 9th Latin-American Political Science Association (ALACIP) Conference in Montevideo. View LINK
Research at the Uruguayan parliament (Asamblea General) and the presidential palace in Montevideo.
Presentation at the Faculty of Social Sciences during the ALACIP Conference (Montevideo) of "The Essential Work of Peter Mair" with the participation of Dr. Gerardo Scherlis (University of Buenos Aires), Andrés Malamud (University of Lisboa) and Flavia Freidenberg (National Autonomous University of Mexico).
An analysis on polarisation in European democracies (1900-2016) View LINK
By Gorana Mišić (Central European University) It is old news that the first coalition between HDZ (Croatian Democratic Union) and MOST (Bridge of Independent Lists) fell apart over the conflict of interest of the first deputy PM and HDZ President Tomislav Karamarko in June 2016 – after only six months in power. New elections in [...]
