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Building: Faculty of International and Political Studies, Floor: 2, Room: 238
Thursday 09:00 - 10:45 CEST (10/09/2026)
This panel examines how democracies respond to and learn from major shocks such as pandemics, wars, and environmental crises - but also asks when and why they fail to do so. Contributors are invited to explore the mechanisms, limits, and comparative dimensions of crisis-driven adaptation, considering how e.g. institutional design, public trust, and political leadership affect democratic resilience in contrast to authoritarian performance.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Crisis and State Recomposition: Finance, Borders and Contract in Post-Imperial Britain | View Paper Details |
| Ballots and Backyards: The Influence of Objective and Perceived Income Mobility on Voter Turnout | View Paper Details |
| Protests Vs Post-Democracy: Bulgarian experiences | View Paper Details |
| Political Alienation: A Conceptual Framework and its Implication to Democracy | View Paper Details |