In May 2022, DI's De- and Re-Democratization (DRD) Workgroup launched a new event series: the Rooftop Seminar, a biweekly research seminar to discuss work in progress on themes relevant to the workgroup. Coordinated by Andreas Schedler and Zsolt Enyedi, the series is a lively meeting place for colleagues working on related themes, such as political polarization, voters’ behavior, populist rule in Hungary or the crisis of survey research.
Related events:
- The Great Separation
- Abandoning Democracy in the Name of the Nation
- Intolerance in Constitutional Law across the Liberal-Illiberal Divide
- Partisan Cues: Assessing the Effects of the “Stop Soros” Campaign in Hungary’s National Consultations
- Tilting the Playing Field Through Informal Power, While Avoiding EU Scrutiny, in Hungary and Poland
- Laboratories for Social Change and Surveillance: U.S. American Public Opinion Surveys in Communist Poland
- State-Sponsored Conspiracy Theories and Democratic Decline in Hungary
- The Politicization of Core-Periphery Relations in the EU
- The Ideological Profile of the Orban Regime
- An Illiberal Left? Critical Theories and Progressive Politics in the Contemporary West
- Populism, Anti-Populism, and the Moralization of Politics
- De-Democratization and Gender in Eastern Europe
- Democratic Support and Social Solidarity in Times of Covid
- Democratic Self-Defense in Times of Autocratization
- The Electoral Effectiveness of Targeted Government Subsidies in Hungary
- New Paths to Address the Imminent Crisis of Survey Research: A Hybrid Solution
- Populist Geopolitics: The Russian Invasion of Ukraine and the Orban Regime
- Do Voters Punish Undemocratic Policies? Evidence From a Cross National Survey on Democratic Polarization
- Reconceptualizing Political Polarization