Why everything is at stake and yet nothing will be decided in today’s Greek presidential election
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Electoral rules (and threats) cure Bahrain's sectarian parliament
[caption id="attachment_18579" align="aligncenter" width="620"] A Bahraini man votes in Manama
Electoral rules (and threats) cure Bahrain’s sectarian parliament
[caption id="attachment_18579" align="aligncenter" width="620"] A Bahraini man votes in Manama
How the rules are privileging Botswana’s ruling party
[caption id="attachment_17362" align="alignnone" width="620"] Voters sit under umbrellas as they
Does Botswana deserve its reputation as a stable democracy?
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Will Eastern Ukraine turn into Northern Ireland?
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Sweden’s Feminist Initiative has lessons for social movements elsewhere
[caption id="attachment_12137" align="aligncenter" width="620"] A voter and her two children
Why Malawi’s election surprised us, even if the outcome was unsurprising
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Canada is polarizing–and it's because of the parties
Richard Johnston is Canada Research Chair in Public Opinion, Elections,