The Greek government, EU policy constraints, and the tension between responsiveness and responsibility
By Kyriaki Nanou (University of Nottingham)
25
03, 2015
23
03, 2015
A democratic and European stern test for Moldovan political elite
By Natalia Timuş (Maastricht University)
30
12, 2014
New cloth unto an old garment?
By Sorina Soare (University of Florence)
20
12, 2014
Stability in the shadow of chaos?
By Shqipe Mjekiqi (Trinity College Dublin)
10
12, 2014
Ukraine: “The Best Government It Has Ever Had?”
By Andriy Meleshevych (National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy)
20
11, 2014
Mission impossible in Bulgaria
By Maria Spirova (Leiden University) and Emilia Zankina (American University in Bulgaria)
10
11, 2014
The new old cabinet in Latvia
By Jānis Ikstens, University of Latvia
2
11, 2014
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Here you will find the opinions of country experts on the process of cabinet formation and termination in different European democracies. If you have ever wondered how government coalitions are formed, what the negotiation process looks like, or what the pros and cons of a certain cabinet are, then this site is for you. The [...]