Party Co-Op Series

Does England Love Coalitions? Party cooperation in the UK [Party Co-Op Series]

Posted on 30th March 202230th March 2022 by Review of Democracy

As part of the Party Co-Op series, Alan Wager discusses his upcoming work on party alliances in England with the host, Zsolt Enyedi.

Latin America: When parties become cartels, people are going to rebel against them [Party Co-Op Series]

Posted on 23rd March 202223rd March 2022 by Review of Democracy

In this episode, Zsolt Enyedi and Jennifer McCoy examine party cooperation in Nicaragua, Chile, Venezuela and Colombia.

Although the liberal democrats won, the word ‘liberal’ is still not popular in Czechia [Party Co-Op Series]

Posted on 15th March 202230th March 2022 by Review of Democracy

Zsolt Enyedi in conversation with Krystof Dolezal, political scientist and strategist about party cooperation in Czechia during the 2021 parliamentary elections. They discuss the rationales behind the establishment of the two opposition blocks, the reasons for their respective levels of success, and the lessons that can be drawn from Czech party cooperation.

Hungary two months before the elections – can the opposition win? Zsolt Enyedi in conversation with Daniel Rona [Party Co-Op Series]

Posted on 11th February 202230th March 2022 by Review of Democracy

Zsolt Enyedi discusses with Daniel Rona, director of the 21 research center the key questions related to the cooperation between the opposition parties before the April elections.