In: Nature Climate Change 10, 1074–1084.
read more »10. December 2020 | Publication
8. December 2020 | News
Julia Leininger joins the Advisory Board of the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance
EDP Network member is one of seven newly appointed members to join the Board until 2023.
read more »4. December 2020 | Publication
Claiming the right to rule: regime legitimation strategies from 1900 to 2019
4. December 2020 | News
Solveig Richter receives Best Article Prize 2020
Together with her co-author Natasha Wunsch, EDP Network member Solveig Richter was awarded by the Arbeitskreis Europäische Integration e.V. and the Schader-Stiftung.
read more »1. December 2020 | News
Research findings on internet shutdowns to be visualized in graphic short stories
“#KeepItOn” project at the University St. Gallen, involving Tina Freyburg, was launched 1 December 2020.
read more »4. November 2020 | Publication
Die politische Logik der Gewalt. Zur Ermordung sozialer Aktivist*innen im Kontext autoritärer lokaler Ordnungen in Kolumbien
26. October 2020 | EDP Wire
Between a Rock and a Hard Place: US Democracy Promotion after the 2020 Presidential Election
The external promotion of democracy has come under unprecedented trouble under the Trump administration. What will U.S. democracy promotion policy likely look like under a second Trump administration, and what would it be under a President Biden? In neither scenario, a return to the status quo ante is likely.
read more »19. October 2020 | Publication
Leapfrogging the EU: Telecommunications Regulation in Morocco
in: Del Sarto, Raffaella A./Tholens, Simone (eds.), Europe and the Middle East: Contestation beyond Borders, University of Michigan Press, 94-117.
read more »17. October 2020 | EDP Wire
COVID-19 and shrinking civic spaces: Findings from a preliminary assessment
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, a majority of countries worldwide have introduced severe limitations on public life and individual freedoms. Although generally considered necessary to save lives and protect health care systems from overburdening, these restrictions pose the risk of government overreach, thereby potentially boosting the global trend of shrinking spaces for civil society actors.
read more »16. October 2020 | Publication