Democracy, Public opinion and voting in comparative perspective

Abstract

This panel offers a comparative approach to democratic instruments: voting in Belarus, the experience of migration on political attitudes and activity, the vote in 19th century Germany and a new take on the First-Pass-the-Post Electoral system.

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