How can democracy be saved in Romania?

Studies BCRS . Attendance is free and open to all who might be interested but needs to be registered by emailing This workshop is the first to be organised by the ULB-VUB joint research group Brussels Center for Religious Workshop: "Current research on Islam in Europe"

material knowledge Why is it relevant is it relevant Is the material world really in crisis How can practice EMKP and its vision and methodology. This is an opportunity to ask fundamental questions - what is material was launched in 2018 and based at the British Museum. Intended to provide grants globally to researchers supported 82 projects in 44 countries on topics as varied as brazil nut orchards in Brazil to Chinese umbrella records being published to an open access repository hosted by the British Museum. In this seminar I will Material Knowledge in Crisis? Ceri ASHLEY

dissatisfaction is rooted in a position of losers of representative democracy which leads citizens to be more dissatisfaction and support for DMPs. However little is known about the sources of political dissatisfaction more open to reforms that move away from the representative model. Building on the literature on loser's descriptive and substantive under -representation in support of DMPs. We rely on a comparative survey against journalists have contributed to the erosion of press freedom in the region and, relatedly, of the quality of democracy. Yet what pushes governments to harass journalists? W

manifestos. It seeks to identify what type of referendum populist parties tend to support and to analyze of populism. One way for populist parties to do this is to push for a greater use of referendums. Previous research shows that populist parties mention in general in their communications the referendums as suitable the people in the decision-making process. However we miss details about how they refer to referendums addresses this gap in the literature and explores how populist parties talk about referendums in their election Big ideas, little detail: how populist parties talk about referendums in Europe

different actors and its implications for EU policies and instruments. Dissensus is defined as a conflict over liberal democracy in the EU. While the early twenty-first century appeared to herald democratic triumph puzzle and situates the concept of dissensus in the literature. It then discusses how dissensus can be studied shapes both policies and polity in the EU context particularly as it coincides with the growing success The Special Issue explores this phenomenon and aims to understand the nature of the current dissensus over Dissensus over liberal democracy in Europe: how does it shape policies and polity?

health in times of the digital transformation in Europe : the role of digital labour platforms (GIG-OSH)

health in times of the digital transformation in Europe : the role of digital labour platforms (GIG-OSH)

the EU could adopt to improve its response in the face of autocratisation dynamics in the EU neighbourhood pertaining to the role of the EU in supporting liberal democracy and in countering autocratisation in the EU participants will be invited to discuss the EU s place in the fight against autocratisation in the EU neighbourhood one day. In a first step keynote speakers will address the audience in a plenary session to discuss a autocratic politics and governance in the EU s neighbourhood. It will bring together citizens researchers RED-SPINEL - Innovative practices in the fight against autocratisation in the European Neighbourhood

the political instability in Bulgaria? What new political cleavages are in birth?