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‘Poland’s Constitutional Breakdown’

In his new book, Wojciech Sadurski (a Chief Investigator in our project) has achieved a masterly contribution to one of

In a forthcoming paper for the Polish Yearbook of International Law (2019), Dimitry Kochenov addresses the present rule of law

The latest edition of the German Law Journal provides a feast of reading on matters connected to the interests of

Even as democratic backsliding continues apace in all sorts of places – not just newer or seemingly more fragile democracies

Colleagues at the National Endowment for Democracy in the USA have launched a new web page to improve accessibility of

Available from Sage Journals, East European Politics and Societies and Cultures Volume 33 Number 2 May 2019 addresses some key

Marcos Barros, Grenoble École de Management (GEM) This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read

In a post addressing Democratic backsliding (generally speaking), on blog site Indian Constitutional Law and Philosophy, ARC Future Fellow Tarunabh

Press coverage highlights why Romania is a case of interest to this project, particularly in terms of the role of

7 February 2017 Romania protests: what caused the biggest uprising since the fall of communism? Dan Brett, The Open University