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October 24, 2022

🌊 Is Italian democracy at risk?

Guido Panzano

The likely installation of a neo-fascist Prime Minister has generated considerable fears for the future of Italian democracy. Guido Panzano argues that we should use the tools available in political science to arrive at a more scientific understanding of the prospects for the quality of Italian democracy under such a government

October 21, 2022

Bulgaria's fourth general election in 18 months promises no end to stalemate

Dragomir Stoyanov

The snap Bulgarian general election of 2 October has failed to resolve the ongoing political stalemate in the country caused by polarisation between two opposing political camps. Dragomir Stoyanov writes that the new government will be characterised by instability, with the prospect of further snap elections next year

October 20, 2022

Brazil’s presidential election: How far does the populist glow reach?

Franziska FN Schreiber

Despite harsh criticism of his government performance, Bolsonaro managed to attract significant public support in the recent election, writes Franziska F. N. Schreiber. The populist incumbent promoted voters’ trust by responding to their anxieties and uncertainties, and perpetuating myths

October 19, 2022

Can the Turkish opposition pact to defeat Erdoğan succeed?

Massimo D'Angelo

Next June, in Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan will seek election as President of the Republic for the third time. Massimo D’Angelo explains the opposition parties' joint strategy to defeat Erdoğan, including a pact to overhaul institutions and restore the rule of law

October 17, 2022

🌊 Sweden Democrats: another win for right-wing populism and illiberalism in Europe?

Orlaith Rice

Frustration with integration policy and fear of crime, two issues which Swedish political rhetoric and public opinion increasingly conflates, fuels the Sweden Democrats’ onward journey into mainstream politics. Orlaith Rice considers where SD sits under labels of populism and illiberalism

October 14, 2022

📐 Reintegration into China would cost Taiwan its empowerment rights

Stephen Bagwell

The case of Hong Kong shows that Chinese Communist Party dominance has a negative impact on empowerment rights. For Taiwan, though, it could end up much worse. Stephen Bagwell and Meridith LaVelle explore the potential outcomes of this scenario, using evidence from Hong Kong and data from the Human Rights Measurement Initiative

October 12, 2022

🌊 Resisting autocratisation

Luca Manucci

We have, in the intellectual world, spent much time trying to understand populism, fascism, illiberalism and the processes of autocratisation. Now, argues Luca Manucci, it is time to debate and establish the best strategies to fight against these tendencies and establish democratic resilience

October 7, 2022

Nord Stream sabotage: the dangers of ignoring subsea politics

Christian Bueger

What happens on the bottom of the world’s oceans is usually little noted, and the age of U-boats and traditional submarine warfare seems distant history. The underwater sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines in the Baltic Sea forces us to reconsider, say Christian Bueger and Tobias Liebetrau

October 6, 2022

Military conscription is no antidote to the political apathy of new generations

Marco Giani

Studying long-run patterns of public opinion in Europe shows that reintroducing compulsory national service would not counter the worrisome trend of declining trust in institutions among young generations. In fact, warns Marco Giani, the effect could be quite the opposite

October 6, 2022

Rules of thumb can lead to politicians misjudging voters' reactions

Chris Butler

Decision-makers need to be able to judge how voters will react to a policy. It is important for their continued electoral success, and for the success of the policy. Yet, write Chris Butler and Barbara Vis, systematic biases often lead policymakers to misjudge voters’ reactions to their policy decisions

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🌊 Is Italian democracy at risk?

Bulgaria's fourth general election in 18 months promises no end to stalemate

Brazil’s presidential election: How far does the populist glow reach?

Can the Turkish opposition pact to defeat Erdoğan succeed?

🌊 Sweden Democrats: another win for right-wing populism and illiberalism in Europe?

📐 Reintegration into China would cost Taiwan its empowerment rights

🌊 Resisting autocratisation

Nord Stream sabotage: the dangers of ignoring subsea politics

Military conscription is no antidote to the political apathy of new generations

Rules of thumb can lead to politicians misjudging voters' reactions

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