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Parliamentary Representation and the Normalization of Radical Right Support

This contribution was originally posted to the CSES Blog on November 10, 2022 The 2022 GESIS Klingemann Prize for the Best CSES Scholarship was awarded to Vicente Valentim for his article “Parliamentary Representation and the Normalization of Radical Right Support” in Comparative Political Studies. Democracy is more than just a set of legal rules. …

22/11/2022 Dr. Vicente Valentim

The Perils of Ruxit: Russia’s Tension-Ridden Dissociation from the European Security Order

Are dissociation from shared international institutions and the escalation of inter-state conflicts between involved states causally interrelated? Processes of dissociation – defined as the intentional distancing from the core rules and norms of international institutions – occur rather often and might even become a dominant feature of world politics as …

18/10/2022 Mikhail Polianskii

Ukraine: Democracy and Science in times of war – Interview with Nataliya Reshetova

After the fall of the Berlin Wall, Ukraine declared its independence together with other Soviet republics. More than 90 percent of the population confirmed the step towards a nation-state in a referendum on 1 December 1991. For many former Soviet citizens, both Russian and Ukrainian, the final collapse of the …

04/10/2022 Dr. Nataliya Reshetova
Bild von Justitia, blind, mit Schwert und Waage

Datafying Justice – Wie ist es um die amtlichen Rechtspflegestatistiken bestellt?

Justitia muss die Rechtswirklichkeit kennen, damit Gerichte, Staatsanwaltschaften und Soziale Dienste der Justiz ihre Arbeit bestens informiert erledigen können. In der Realität aber fehlen für viele Bereiche Daten, vieles liegt im Dunkelfeld. In diesem Text geben wir einige Beispiele. Justice must know the legal reality so that courts, public prosecutors’ …

14/09/2022 Dr. Nicole Bögelein

Doing or not doing harm? Ethical issues in researching Children Born of War

The processes of collecting, analyzing, and reporting data that involves Children Born of War (CBOW) require the respect and protection of these children by observing the ethics of research with minors. Some of the ways to respect ethical principles in the case of CBOW include observing the basic needs of …

31/08/2022 Dr. Norman Mukasa

“Vaccinations are victims of their own successes” – Interview with Prof. Dr. Malte Thießen

Interview: Dr. Philip Jost Janssen & Linna Umme GESIS Blog: Malte, you call epidemics the “most social of all diseases,” the “seismograph of the social,” why? Thießen: Because epidemics potentially affect everyone. Contagion makes pandemics and epidemics a problem for society as a whole and, even worse, during a pandemic, …

09/03/2022 Prof. Dr. Malte Thießen

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