(anti?) constitutional populism
As recently as 1991, when Samuel Huntington investigated what he called the ‘third wave’ of democratization, the term ‘populism’ figured just
Poland Post-2015: Populism – Authoritarianism – Democracy
In his recent contribution to the Almanac of Concilium Civitas, Wojciech Sadurski writes: As two veteran political scientists put it,
Augmented Democracy – (Th)e-Rule of Law and Democrac-e
24 July 2019 at UNSW Law, Sydney How could technology augment processes associated with selection of representatives to the legislature
Italy as Democracy’s Mirror
Edited by Paul Blokker and Manuel Anselmi, Multiple Populisms: Italy as Democracy’s Mirror is a (forthcoming) collection of essays from
Concilium civitas
Concilium Civitas is an independent initiative of Polish scientists representing a variety of social sciences and working at the world’s
Webinar: Poland’s Constitutional Breakdown
Brought to you by the Reconnect project and coordinated by their project partner Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies, in
Reflections on constitutional design
“Definitely a page turner” – perhaps I need to get out more, but to my eye Wojciech Sadurski’s latest working
Watch & listen to learn & think: What’s the point of the Rule of Law?
The National Endowment for Democracy presents Martin Krygier (one of our Chief Investigators) at a public lecture in Washington (22
Renovating democracy
Are you in Washington DC around Wednesday, 22 May 2019? The International Forum for Democratic Studies at the National Endowment
Watch this space – working papers approach
One of the openings provided by our research project is for working papers to spark further discussion of concepts and
‘Poland’s Constitutional Breakdown’
In his new book, Wojciech Sadurski (a Chief Investigator in our project) has achieved a masterly contribution to one of
Constitutional populism: 
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