Article in “The Conversation”
A brief analysis (with Simona Guerra) of the EP debate on the Polish constitutional crisis View LINK
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01, 2016
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01, 2016
Macedonia’s New Cabinet: Resolving or reinforcing the political crisis?
By Dane Taleski (University of Graz) On January 15, EU Commissioner Johannes Hahn came to Macedonia to seal the deal on the agreement paving the way out of the crisis via early elections in April 2016. However, the main opposition party, SDSM, objected to the elections, expressing doubt that conditions are sufficient for them to [...]
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01, 2016
Roundtable in Spain
Speaker at the Roundtable on “Parties and Mobilisation” (Madrid) Speakers: Prof. Gianfranco Pasquino, University of Bologna (Emeritus) Prof. Francisco José Llera, University of the Basque Country Dr. Fernando Casal Bertoa, Nottingham Research Fellow (University of Nottingham) Moderator: Dr. Javier Redondo Rodelas, University Carlos III View LINK WATCH ROUNDTABLE
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01, 2016
(Summary) article in “The Conversation”
A summary analysis (with Simona Guerra) of the last Polish parliamentary elections (25 October 2015) View LINK
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01, 2016
Routledge Book Series Co-editor
Co-editor (with Ingrid van Biezen) of the Routledge Book Series on Political Parties and Party Systems View LINK
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12, 2015
Commentator in EUROPP
Commentator at EUROPP (London School of Economics' Blog) during the coverage of the 2015 Spanish legislative elections. View link
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12, 2015
Article in “The Washington Post”
A brief analysis of the five post-electoral scenarios Spanish political parties will face when trying to form a government View LINK
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12, 2015
Article in “The Plot”
A brief analysis on the present and future of Polish politics View LINK
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12, 2015
Another shift in Polish politics
By Michał Kotnarowski (Polish Academy of Sciences) In mid-2014, a year before presidential and parliamentary elections almost everything looked good for the ruling party PO (Civic Platform), which had been governing the country together with its junior coalition partner PSL (Polish Peasant Party) for seven years. Economic indicators were very good - a continuous increase [...]
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11, 2015
Romania’s new government: the link between technocracy and democracy
By Gabriela Borz (University of Strathclyde) On Tuesday the 17th of November, a new technocratic government led by Dacian Cioloş was approved by the Romanian Parliament with 389 votes in favour and 115 against. Invested with a short mandate of one year, it is the third technocratic government Romania has had in the last 25 [...]