NaspRead - Displaying items by tag: political polarization

27
January

How citizens see political parties

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Federico Vegetti

Viktor Orban's Hungary shows the (lack of) influence of election manifestos on voting behaviour

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01
August

Here's why Italy is always in government crisis. An interview with Andrea Pedrazzani

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In 5 minutes: NaspRead interviews

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19
October

Career journalists: does politics matter?

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Sergio Splendore A joint study by the University of Milan and the University of Munich shows what affects freedom and salaries of those who provide information.

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Imperfect bicameralism: one in five bills passed by the lower house is not enacted into law by the upper house

The puzzle of employment relations in the public administration. In memoriam of Lorenzo Bordogna

When it comes to religion in Eastern Europe, the Berlin Wall never came down

Is Covid-19 a threat to democracy?

Aware voters are not always a good thing for parties. An interview with Lanny Martin

What Chancellor Merkel’s coronavirus strategy can teach us about political leadership

Career journalists: does politics matter?

Migrants and integration: what the European Union can do

THE OTHER SCIENCES Ep. #9 – First I Advise You, Then I Judge You: The Many Faces of the Council of State (with F. Zucchini)

“You’re a populist!” The success of a political insult in recent UK history

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