Seminar in The Netherlands
Presentation at the Department of Political Science at Leiden University on "The ‘Myth’ of Institutionalization and Democracy" View LINK
28
06, 2016
25
06, 2016
Opinion in “El Correo Gallego”
A brief reflection on the Brexit in one of Galicia's leading newspapers.
24
06, 2016
Radio interview (Spain)
Interview on "the consequences of Brexit" for "Boulevard Magazine", a EiTB (Basque Radio) Show. LISTEN TO INTERVIEW
22
06, 2016
Article in “The Washington Post”
A brief historical analysis of repeated elections in Europe and the implications for the Spanish case. View LINK Spanish version
18
06, 2016
Conference in Hungary
Presentation at the 22nd Hungarian Political Science Association (HPSA) Annual Conference in Esztergom. View LINK
1
06, 2016
Seminar in Belgium
Presentation at the Seminar Series of the Department of Political Science at Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) on "Do Presidential Elections Matter? On The Perils of Directly Elected Heads of State for Party System Institutionalization"
31
05, 2016
Did finally the crisis have an impact on Cypriot politics? Α note on the Cypriot parliamentary elections of 22 May 2016
By Giorgos Charalambous (University of Cyprus and PRIO Cyprus Centre) It has been repeatedly observed how little Cypriot politics has changed since the onset of the post-2008 crisis in relation to the rest of southern Europe, in spite of a growing dissatisfaction with democracy and a rapidly decreasing sense of trust. But the parliamentary elections [...]
30
05, 2016
Inter-parliamentary Conference (Belgium)
Presentation at the "Interaction of Political Groups, Parties and Government in the EU Accession Process" Inter-parliamentary Conference at the European Parliament (Brussels) on the "Role for the Political Families in the Parliamentary Dynamics". View LINK
23
05, 2016
Interview in “Tempos Novos”
Talking about Spanish and European politics in one of Galicia's leading quarterly magazines. View LINK
7
05, 2016
Government formation in Ireland: putting water charges on ice
By Conor Little (University of Copenhagen) The elections Ten weeks after the general election of 26 February, after the longest government formation process in its history, Ireland has a minority coalition government of Fine Gael – which, under Prime Minister (Taoiseach) Enda Kenny, has been the main incumbent since 2011 – and several non-party (‘Independent’) [...]