parliamentary elections Archives

January 14

Posted By: GIP
Posted In: Blog
Tags: parliamentary elections, Serbia
14/01/2021
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Serbia’s Snap Parliamentary Elections: A Case for Georgia?

Salome Kandelaki[1] [This publication was produced with the support of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED). The views and opinions expressed in this article are the author’s alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Endowment for Democracy]. Serbia is among the countr...

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June 11

Posted By: GIP
Posted In: Expert Polls
Tags: GIP expert polls, parliamentary elections
11/06/2020
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Observers see government’s image boosted amid COVID-19, split on date of parliamentary elections

Expert Polls #12, Georgian Institute of Politics, June 2020 The Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP) conducted its 12th expert poll from May 20 to June 4. Fifty-two Georgian and international scholars and political observers answered questions about the COVID-19 pandemic and its implications for pol...

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June 28

Posted By: GIP
Posted In: Expert Polls
Tags: Constitutional Reforms, GD’s Constitutional Amendments, Georgia’s Constitutional Reforms, Georgia’s democratic development, GIP expert polls, parliamentary elections, Presidential Elections
28/06/2017
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Experts Critical of GD’s Constitutional Amendments

The Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP) asked 25 Georgian and international engaged observers and experts about the main issues related to Georgia’s constitutional amendments. The poll covered a wide array of questions regarding the role of the president,...

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May 04

Posted By: GIP
Posted In: Blog
Tags: Coalition for Euro-Atlantic Georgia, constitutional reform, Georgian Dream (GD), Georgian Orthodox Church, Giorgi Margvelashvili, Larsen, opposition, parliamentary elections, Republican Party of Georgia, same-sex marriage, supermajority, The ruling party, United National Movement (UNM)
04/05/2017
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To Understand Constitutional Reform in Georgia, Look Beyond the President

Joseph Larsen* The Georgian Dream (GD) government has made constitutional reform its highest priority since winning an overwhelming mandate in last October’s parliamentary elections. With 115 seats in a 150-seat parliament, GD has the supermajority necessary to amend Georgia’s constitution witho...

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October 14

Posted By: GIP
Posted In: Publications , Reports
Tags: elections, Georgia, Georgian Institute of Politics, GIP report, parliamentary elections, political parties, Turashvili, youth
14/10/2016
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Youth Participation in Electoral Processes and the Role of Political Elites

Teona Turashvili GIP report / September 2016 Youth participation in electoral and political processes is important for the development of modern democratic societies for two reasons:...

October 06

Posted By: GIP
Posted In: Events , News
Tags: D66, Democrats 66, elections, Georgia, Georgian Institute of Politics, parliamentary elections
06/10/2016
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Round Table – Parliamentary Elections 2016

On October 6 Georgian Institute of Politics (GIP) and the Dutch liberal party – Democrats 66 (D66) – organized a round table discussion focused on Georgia’s democratic progress, social economic reforms, and foreign policy ambitions....