Very proud that our new article with @jakubstauber about polarization and its impact on party preferences during the pandemic has been published in Political Studies Review. The publication is part of the Národní institut SYRI project 🔬🗳️ https://t.co/mmRGSJgP5I
Started the new semester this Monday in my new academic role at Masaryk University. Moving back to my home country after 17 years living abroad (6 in Scotland 🏴 and 11 in the Netherlands 🇳🇱). It’s been quite an adventure, and I’m looking forward to the new challenges ahead. 🎓🇨🇿
Very happy that my new co-authored open access article comparing pirate parties in the Czech Republic and in Luxembourg was published in German Journal of Comparative Politics/Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft Springer Nature.
https://t.co/p3804vD7gw
Interested in the crisis of Czech left-wing parties?
Read my new open access co-authored article that was just published in a special issue of Studia Politica Romanian Political Science Review.
https://t.co/GUpD1DEur7
Glad that our new article with Mattia Collini comparing political parties in the Czech Republic and in Italy was published in Czech Journal of Political Science 🇨🇿🇮🇹
https://t.co/OLOzjLQHsl
Very proud that our new co-authored article about cultural policies of populist governments in Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia was published in the International Journal of Cultural Policy. The publication is part of our @AuthlibEU project https://t.co/ktABFAGdar
📢 New AUTHLIB journal article!
What are the implications of populism for cultural policy in Central and Eastern Europe?
💡Our AUTHLIB research team - Balint Mikola, @PiotrZag, @schafuggeddit, @CirhanT, @JonasSuchanek, Dominik Kevicky - has an overview.
https://t.co/REGNghzWLY
“Although special protections for powerful minorities may have helped to secure the historical passage to democracy, today the healthiest democracies empower majorities," write @levitsky2 and @dziblatt.
"When Should the Majority Rule?"
https://t.co/ubRyvUAPii
💥WORKSHOP CFP: "From ‘democratic backsliding’ to ‘re-democratizing’: understanding how East European countries get back on a liberal democratic course" 3-4 June 2025 Charles University, Prague👉Special Issue for @EEPolitics 📑 @AdamFagan24@PetraGuasti
Very grateful that our chapter was published in the prestigious @UniofOxford Oxford University Press - thank you Petr Kopecky @kopeckydvorec for an excellent cooperation 🥳🍾📚