By Tim Haughton (University of Birmingham) For once the journalistic clichés were not over the top. The 23 June referendum on Britain’s membership of the European Union was a seismic event, an earthquake which brought a dose of destruction to the British political scene: the Prime Minister resigned, allies knifed each other in the Conservative [...]
Presentation at the 24th World Congress of Political Science in Poznań. View LINK
Research at the library of the Georgian Parliament (Sakartvelos Parlament'i) in Tbilisi.
Interview on the evolution of the "Armenian party system after constitutional reform" for "Civilnet" (Armenian TV station). WATCH INTERVIEW
Seminar lecture at the College of Humanities and Social Sciences of the American University in Yerevan on "Party System Development under Armenia’s New Constitution: Comparative Perspectives" View LINK
By Višeslav Raos (University of Zagreb) After the November elections for the Croatian Parliament produced no clear winner, a newcomer party Bridge of Independent Lists (MOST) became a pivot party. This party, actually a loose, ideologically heterogeneous coalition of independent mayors and local citizen initiatives with a joint mission of toppling down the existing political [...]
Research at the library of the Armenian Parliament (Azgayin Zhoghov) in Yerevan.
Moderator at the Session on the “Public funding to Political Parties and the newly introduced system in Ukraine” (Kiev) Speakers: Nataliia Korchak, Head of the National Agency for Prevention of Corruption Nataliia Vadimova, Head of Division of Control over Use of Funds, Central Election Commission of Ukraine Prof. Daniel Smilov, Associate Professor at the Political [...]
Participation at the 6th ECPR Research Sessions at the Radboud University of Nijmegen on "The Evolution of Party Systems: A Global Perspective" View LINK
An analysis on the 26th June parliamentary elections in Spain View LINK Spanish version
