Chile’s path to a new Constitution
In our latest blog post, PhD student Daniel Valdenegro Ibarra gives us a passionate account of the significance of last year's protests in Chile, explaining...
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Straight from the Polish battleground: reflections from a student
At POLIS and the CDE, we encourage our students to be critical and to engage. And we are always extremely proud of our students, who...
The impacts of COVID on the US 2020 election - initial insights
In this final blog post from a series of four, CDE member Dr Gillian Bolsover, focuses her analysis to the impact of COVID on the...
Balancing risks of structural racism and global pandemic: Black Lives Matter US protests
In this third post drawing from her research on people's reactions on social media during the US covid-19 crisis, CDE member Dr Gillian Bolsover develops...
Balancing freedoms, rights and responsibilities during COVID in US
In this second post drawing from her research on people's reactions on social media during the US covid-19 crisis, CDE member Dr Gillian Bolsover focuses...
Social Media and Health Misinformation during the US COVID Crisis
CDE member Dr Gillian Bolsover and Laidlaw Scholar Janet Tokitsu Tizon write about their research on misinformation during the COVID-19 crisis in the US. COVID-19...
Inaugurating IPEN seminar: public engagement during covid-19
Last week the International Parliament Engagement Network (IPEN) held its first online seminar, on engaging with the public during Covid-19. Alex Prior, one of CDE's...
‘The Future for West Yorkshire’s Regional Democracy’ - Symposium Overview
On Friday 31st January The Future for West Yorkshire’s Regional Democracy symposium took place at the DAI Hall in Huddersfield. The event was organised by...
The General Election in Yorkshire
In this latest blog post by Ryan Swift, he makes an overview of how the general election is playing out in key seats in the...
Critical Perspectives on Populism
In this post, Jonathan Dean, Co-Director of the Centre for Democratic Engagement, reflects on an event we held in about Populism. Populism, it seems, is...