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How Russia’s 1993 constitutional crisis set the country on a path to authoritarianism
In 1993, a constitutional crisis in Russia led to troops storming the Russian parliament building and a new constitution that...
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What explains the gender gap in support for social democratic parties?
Social democratic parties in Western Europe have experienced a decline in electoral support over the last two decades, yet they...
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In praise of AI bias
The EU’s new Artificial Intelligence (AI) act identifies unfair biases in AI systems as a key risk. Yet as Sergio...
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Italy’s Mattei plan for Africa – a story of Italian political capitalism
Shortly after winning power in 2022, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced her government would set out a new strategy...
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The new cleavages of household employment participation in Europe
Over the last four decades, rising employment rates among women in Europe have made the traditional “male breadwinner” model of...
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Digital sovereignty in the EU – separating rhetoric from reality
EU officials and national politicians have championed “digital sovereignty” as a solution to online disinformation, cyber threats and the power...
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Are violent attacks on politicians becoming more common?
This year has seen several high-profile cases of violence being directed against politicians, including the attempted assassinations of Slovakian Prime...
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The left saw off the radical right in Britain and France – but for how long?
The UK general election and the French legislative election both produced victories for parties on the left. Uğur Tekiner writes...
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What the 2024 European Parliament election results mean for EU peacebuilding
Peacebuilding is a founding principle of the European integration process. Yet as Giada Lagana writes, the outcome of the 2024...
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How the electoral cycle affects the link between privatisation and corruption
Does electoral politics distort or even “corrupt” the privatisation process in emerging democracies? Drawing on new co-authored research using Serbian...
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