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Building: (Building D) Faculty of Law, Administration & Economics , Floor: 2nd floor, Room: 2.05
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Democratic regimes face an increasing number of both external and internal disturbance and harassment. These include disinformation campaigns, micro targeting, cyber bullying or attacks and voter manipulation. How are democracies copying with these threats and how to ensure that the means to protect the system will not jeopardize the core principles of liberal democracy?
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Fighting for Democracy? A Cross-Country Analysis of Physical Violence in Parliament, 1990ꟷ2015 | View Paper Details |
| As Time Goes By, the Same Sentiments Apply: Stability of Voters’ Satisfaction with Democracy during the Electoral Cycle in 32 Countries | View Paper Details |
| Do Not Trust the Elite! Correlates among Populist Attitudes and Trust in Politics and Media in Four Western European Countries | View Paper Details |
| Decisive or Dictatorial: Strongman-Style Leadership and Democratic Attitudes | View Paper Details |
| Why Is Populism Rising in Some but Not in Other CEE Countries? Comparison of Poland and Estonia | View Paper Details |