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A journal from @ECPR and @CambridgeUP. We’ve moved to Bluesky — this account is now unmonitored. Come find us there! @ejprjournal.bsky.social

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EJPR journal @EJPRjournal Jan 16

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EJPR journal @EJPRjournal Jan 15

Why are some #Goverments appointing #NonPartisan ministers?

How constitutional and institutional rules affect non-partisan ministerial appointments: Europe 1945–2024

@s6seel2 of @EcprElites, Keith Dowding & André Kaiser

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EJPR journal @EJPRjournal Jan 13

Are #ConstitutionalCourts really neutral?🧑‍⚖️

Judicial review and territorial conflicts: Evidence from Spain -

@pepvallbe, Daniel Cetrà & Marc Sanjaume-Calvet

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EJPR journal @EJPRjournal Jan 8

Check out @michaelczeller piece on @ECPR_TheLoop, which builds on his research 📑 published in @EJPRjournal, bringing a fresh clarity to the question of how #Democracies respond to #ExtremistOrganisations 💭

The Loop. A Political Science Blog from @ECPR @ECPR_TheLoop Jan 8

🪧Many #extremist organisations operate in democratic societies. Some get banned; others don’t. Why?
🇩🇪 Using data from Germany, @michaelczeller explains why governments ban only some organisations working to undermine constitutional democracy
#extremism
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EJPR journal @EJPRjournal Jan 7

Why do some #Extremist groups get banned whilst others don’t? 🤔

@michaelczeller looks at Germany’s 🇩🇪 “militant democracy” & shows that bans are driven less by principle and more by visibility, strategy, and politics. 🔗

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