Democracy
Is it sometimes better to demolish an institution rather than trying to reform it?
Read moreAdéla Jurečková examines the results of the parliamentary elections and the ongoing political crisis in the Czech Republic.
Read moreJasmine Lorenzini explains how young people are getting involved in politics and challenging the norms of participation today.
Read moreKaren Celis and Sarah Childs argue that if we are to make our democracies more equal and more representative, we need a multifaceted approach.
Read moreOn questions such as climate, Greens have won the battle of ideas, but the battle for power is still being fought. Is it time for a new strategy?
Read moreJonathan Piron discusses Benoît Lechat’s contribution to ecological thinking about democracy.
Read moreThe UK’s mixed experience with referendums reflects the variety of situations in which they are applied – with far-reaching consequences.
Read moreThe national debates that accompany referendums in Malta are strongly shaped by the country’s enduring bipartisan political landscape.
Read moreSwitzerland is often hailed as a model of direct democracy. But these processes may prove difficult to replicate elsewhere for many reasons.
Read moreReferendums in Romania have been instrumentalised by various political actors as strategies to increase legitimacy and popularity.
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