On February 18, the EDP Network officially doubled its strength in members in a virtual online conference.
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20. February 2021 | Publication
Systematic Measurement Error in Election Violence Data: Causes and Consequences
14. February 2021 | Publication
The Democracy Dilemma. Aid, Power-Sharing Governments, and Post-Conflict Democratization
1. February 2021 | News
Rebecca Wagner is Associate Research Fellow at the OSCE Academy in Bishkek in 2021
In the context of her PhD project on the dynamics of shrinking civic spaces during contentious elections, Rebecca Wagner is affiliated as Associate Reserach Fellow at the OSCE Academy in Bishkek. Her field research in Kyrgyzstan will take place in …
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Explanations of Institutional Change. Reflecting on a ‘Missing Diagonal’
14. January 2021 | Publication
At a crossroads: Kyrgyzstan after the recent elections
14. January 2021 | Publication
Erosion or Decay? Conceptualizing Causes and Mechanisms of Democratic Regression
30. December 2020 | Publication
Breaking the vicious circle: Can the new Moldovan president Sandu succeed in balancing relations with the EU and Russia?
18. December 2020 | Publication
What Do We Know about Struggles over Neoliberal Reforms? The Political Economy and the Contentious Politics of Stabilization and Structural Adjustment in Latin America and beyond
18. December 2020 | EDP Wire
Kyrgyzstan Before the Presidential Elections
Kyrgyz citizens will vote for a new President on 10 January 2021. Protests have caused the annulation of the parliamentary elections of 04 October 2020 which resulted in a series of high-ranked officials’ resignations and the third ouster of a President in the country’s recent history. Since then, the political landscape is changing quickly. Recent developments, including an initiated constitutional reform process, cast doubts on the future democratic path of Kyrgyzstan.
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