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18.1🌹
Barbara Vis, from @ecprpublicpolicy.bsky.social, & Olaf van der Veen develop an 'uncertainty grid' to map phenomena, showing its application during the #COVID-19🦠 pandemic and highlighting how it can be used to guess the behaviour of political elites 🗺️
Barbara Vis, from @ecprpublicpolicy.bsky.social, & Olaf van der Veen develop an 'uncertainty grid' to map phenomena, showing its application during the #COVID-19🦠 pandemic and highlighting how it can be used to guess the behaviour of political elites 🗺️
Uncertainty and political elites’ behavior: introducing the uncertainty grid | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Uncertainty and political elites’ behavior: introducing the uncertainty grid - Volume 18 Issue 1
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18.1🌹
Barbara Vis, from @ecprpublicpolicy.bsky.social, & Olaf van der Veen develop an 'uncertainty grid' to map phenomena, showing its application during the #COVID-19🦠 pandemic and highlighting how it can be used to guess the behaviour of political elites 🗺️
Barbara Vis, from @ecprpublicpolicy.bsky.social, & Olaf van der Veen develop an 'uncertainty grid' to map phenomena, showing its application during the #COVID-19🦠 pandemic and highlighting how it can be used to guess the behaviour of political elites 🗺️
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18.1🌹
The would-be #Autocrats’ toolkit 🛠️
@jmvanlit.bsky.social & Carolien van Ham analyse incumbent-led autocratization between 1990 & 2023, producing a toolkit allowing a ore systematic study of #Autocratization
The would-be #Autocrats’ toolkit 🛠️
@jmvanlit.bsky.social & Carolien van Ham analyse incumbent-led autocratization between 1990 & 2023, producing a toolkit allowing a ore systematic study of #Autocratization
The would-be autocrats’ toolkit: what do incumbents do when they undermine democracy? | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
The would-be autocrats’ toolkit: what do incumbents do when they undermine democracy? - Volume 18 Issue 1
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The would-be #Autocrats’ toolkit 🛠️
@jmvanlit.bsky.social & Carolien van Ham analyse incumbent-led autocratization between 1990 & 2023, producing a toolkit allowing a ore systematic study of #Autocratization
The would-be #Autocrats’ toolkit 🛠️
@jmvanlit.bsky.social & Carolien van Ham analyse incumbent-led autocratization between 1990 & 2023, producing a toolkit allowing a ore systematic study of #Autocratization
18.1🌹
Who's there?! 👀 🔍️
Rodrigo Ramis-Moyano of @ecprsgpp.bsky.social, Emma Lancha-Hernández & Sara Pasadas-del-Amo look at conjoin evidence across 5 countries to see which #MiniPublics are favoured, showing preferences for mixed deliberation and concerns about scaling up
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Who's there?! 👀 🔍️
Rodrigo Ramis-Moyano of @ecprsgpp.bsky.social, Emma Lancha-Hernández & Sara Pasadas-del-Amo look at conjoin evidence across 5 countries to see which #MiniPublics are favoured, showing preferences for mixed deliberation and concerns about scaling up
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Which mini-publics do they favour? A European experiment on Politicians’ attitudes towards mini-publics’ design | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Which mini-publics do they favour? A European experiment on Politicians’ attitudes towards mini-publics’ design - Volume 18 Issue 1
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18.1🌹
Who's there?! 👀 🔍️
Rodrigo Ramis-Moyano of @ecprsgpp.bsky.social, Emma Lancha-Hernández & Sara Pasadas-del-Amo look at conjoin evidence across 5 countries to see which #MiniPublics are favoured, showing preferences for mixed deliberation and concerns about scaling up
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Who's there?! 👀 🔍️
Rodrigo Ramis-Moyano of @ecprsgpp.bsky.social, Emma Lancha-Hernández & Sara Pasadas-del-Amo look at conjoin evidence across 5 countries to see which #MiniPublics are favoured, showing preferences for mixed deliberation and concerns about scaling up
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What triggers secessionist waves? 🏄️
Using synthetic control models and process tracing, @felixschulte.bsky.social, @mscanti.bsky.social & Maria Ackrén show that sudden losses of autonomy were decisive in the Faroes (1992) and Catalonia (2010)
What triggers secessionist waves? 🏄️
Using synthetic control models and process tracing, @felixschulte.bsky.social, @mscanti.bsky.social & Maria Ackrén show that sudden losses of autonomy were decisive in the Faroes (1992) and Catalonia (2010)
Lost autonomy triggers and the rise of secessionism | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Lost autonomy triggers and the rise of secessionism - Volume 18 Issue 1
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February 13, 2026 at 5:47 PM
18.1 🌹
What triggers secessionist waves? 🏄️
Using synthetic control models and process tracing, @felixschulte.bsky.social, @mscanti.bsky.social & Maria Ackrén show that sudden losses of autonomy were decisive in the Faroes (1992) and Catalonia (2010)
What triggers secessionist waves? 🏄️
Using synthetic control models and process tracing, @felixschulte.bsky.social, @mscanti.bsky.social & Maria Ackrén show that sudden losses of autonomy were decisive in the Faroes (1992) and Catalonia (2010)
The latest issue of European Political Science Research is out now!
With work from our authors covering #MiniPublics, #Trust, #Attitudes and more!
Keep an eye out 👀 for more of 18.1💡
With work from our authors covering #MiniPublics, #Trust, #Attitudes and more!
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The latest issue of European Political Science Research is out now!
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With work from our authors covering #MiniPublics, #Trust, #Attitudes and more!
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E.Holtmaat, @nives-dolsak.bsky.social & A.Prakash investigate response in the Netherlands when helping #GlobalSouth countries adapt to climate change, with contributing factors, including support for countries with strong trading ties 🤝 & a commitment to climate neutrality 🌈
In situ or ex situ overseas climate adaptation? Public support for immigration and climate aid in the Netherlands | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
In situ or ex situ overseas climate adaptation? Public support for immigration and climate aid in the Netherlands
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February 5, 2026 at 9:20 AM
E.Holtmaat, @nives-dolsak.bsky.social & A.Prakash investigate response in the Netherlands when helping #GlobalSouth countries adapt to climate change, with contributing factors, including support for countries with strong trading ties 🤝 & a commitment to climate neutrality 🌈
2026 marks the start of a new chapter for ECPR 💜
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We’ll be sharing what this means for readers, authors, and the global political science community.
We went Open Access with @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org in 2024 — now other ECPR journals are following in our new strategic partnership.
We’ll be sharing what this means for readers, authors, and the global political science community.
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February 4, 2026 at 12:00 PM
2026 marks the start of a new chapter for ECPR 💜
We went Open Access with @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org in 2024 — now other ECPR journals are following in our new strategic partnership.
We’ll be sharing what this means for readers, authors, and the global political science community.
We went Open Access with @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org in 2024 — now other ECPR journals are following in our new strategic partnership.
We’ll be sharing what this means for readers, authors, and the global political science community.
Why did countries back shared EU debt during COVID-19🦠 after rejecting it in the euro crisis?
@tiagomramalho.bsky.social explains how a new “solidarity coalition” formed in 2020 and what it reveals about changing ideas of responsibility in the EU.
@tiagomramalho.bsky.social explains how a new “solidarity coalition” formed in 2020 and what it reveals about changing ideas of responsibility in the EU.
The letter and the bond: coalitions, anti-coalitions, and the adoption of the coronabond in the European Union | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
The letter and the bond: coalitions, anti-coalitions, and the adoption of the coronabond in the European Union
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January 21, 2026 at 3:44 PM
Why did countries back shared EU debt during COVID-19🦠 after rejecting it in the euro crisis?
@tiagomramalho.bsky.social explains how a new “solidarity coalition” formed in 2020 and what it reveals about changing ideas of responsibility in the EU.
@tiagomramalho.bsky.social explains how a new “solidarity coalition” formed in 2020 and what it reveals about changing ideas of responsibility in the EU.
What happens when #Trust becomes volatile? 💥
@cvalebeek.bsky.social @tomwgvdmeer.bsky.social & @hakhverdian.bsky.social use survey data from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 to analyse how #VotingBehaviour is impacted by three key components of #PoliticalTrust.
Find out what they are 👉 📖
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@cvalebeek.bsky.social @tomwgvdmeer.bsky.social & @hakhverdian.bsky.social use survey data from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 to analyse how #VotingBehaviour is impacted by three key components of #PoliticalTrust.
Find out what they are 👉 📖
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Stable or variable distrust? Disentangling the relationship between political trust and electoral behavior | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Stable or variable distrust? Disentangling the relationship between political trust and electoral behavior
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January 20, 2026 at 12:58 PM
What happens when #Trust becomes volatile? 💥
@cvalebeek.bsky.social @tomwgvdmeer.bsky.social & @hakhverdian.bsky.social use survey data from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 to analyse how #VotingBehaviour is impacted by three key components of #PoliticalTrust.
Find out what they are 👉 📖
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@cvalebeek.bsky.social @tomwgvdmeer.bsky.social & @hakhverdian.bsky.social use survey data from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 to analyse how #VotingBehaviour is impacted by three key components of #PoliticalTrust.
Find out what they are 👉 📖
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Does #PublicMoney level the playing field or change it in unexpected ways? 💸
Fernando Casal Bértoa, William Horncastle & @sergiulipcean.bsky.social
examine the impact on competition, #PartyDevelopment, representation, and corruption. The findings are far from conclusive, raising key questions.
Fernando Casal Bértoa, William Horncastle & @sergiulipcean.bsky.social
examine the impact on competition, #PartyDevelopment, representation, and corruption. The findings are far from conclusive, raising key questions.
Blessing or curse? A critical review of the paradoxical consequences of direct public funding for political parties | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Blessing or curse? A critical review of the paradoxical consequences of direct public funding for political parties
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January 15, 2026 at 1:00 PM
Does #PublicMoney level the playing field or change it in unexpected ways? 💸
Fernando Casal Bértoa, William Horncastle & @sergiulipcean.bsky.social
examine the impact on competition, #PartyDevelopment, representation, and corruption. The findings are far from conclusive, raising key questions.
Fernando Casal Bértoa, William Horncastle & @sergiulipcean.bsky.social
examine the impact on competition, #PartyDevelopment, representation, and corruption. The findings are far from conclusive, raising key questions.
Why do different groups see the same political parties so differently?
Ingrid Mauerer & M. Socorro Puy use evidence from the Basque Country to show that social identities, especially national identity and religion, strongly shape how people perceive where parties stand. 🧩
Ingrid Mauerer & M. Socorro Puy use evidence from the Basque Country to show that social identities, especially national identity and religion, strongly shape how people perceive where parties stand. 🧩
Ingroup and outgroup effects on party placement perceptions | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Ingroup and outgroup effects on party placement perceptions
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January 14, 2026 at 7:00 AM
Why do different groups see the same political parties so differently?
Ingrid Mauerer & M. Socorro Puy use evidence from the Basque Country to show that social identities, especially national identity and religion, strongly shape how people perceive where parties stand. 🧩
Ingrid Mauerer & M. Socorro Puy use evidence from the Basque Country to show that social identities, especially national identity and religion, strongly shape how people perceive where parties stand. 🧩
Why do some autonomy disputes suddenly turn into secessionist explosions?💥
@felixschulte.bsky.social, @mscanti.bsky.social & Maria Ackrén show that it is not just institutions or long-term grievances, but also triggering events that signal a loss of autonomy and change everything.
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@felixschulte.bsky.social, @mscanti.bsky.social & Maria Ackrén show that it is not just institutions or long-term grievances, but also triggering events that signal a loss of autonomy and change everything.
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Lost autonomy triggers and the rise of secessionism | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Lost autonomy triggers and the rise of secessionism
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January 13, 2026 at 4:11 PM
Why do some autonomy disputes suddenly turn into secessionist explosions?💥
@felixschulte.bsky.social, @mscanti.bsky.social & Maria Ackrén show that it is not just institutions or long-term grievances, but also triggering events that signal a loss of autonomy and change everything.
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@felixschulte.bsky.social, @mscanti.bsky.social & Maria Ackrén show that it is not just institutions or long-term grievances, but also triggering events that signal a loss of autonomy and change everything.
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But what happens next? 🫱 🫲
@lucascoutoz.bsky.social uses a cross-case analysis of Latin American 🌎 cases to question why some governments closely follow their pre-electoral #Coalition agreements while others do not.
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@lucascoutoz.bsky.social uses a cross-case analysis of Latin American 🌎 cases to question why some governments closely follow their pre-electoral #Coalition agreements while others do not.
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The drivers of resemblance in presidential regimes: explaining the conversion of pre-electoral coalitions into coalition cabinets | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
The drivers of resemblance in presidential regimes: explaining the conversion of pre-electoral coalitions into coalition cabinets
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January 13, 2026 at 1:03 PM
But what happens next? 🫱 🫲
@lucascoutoz.bsky.social uses a cross-case analysis of Latin American 🌎 cases to question why some governments closely follow their pre-electoral #Coalition agreements while others do not.
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@lucascoutoz.bsky.social uses a cross-case analysis of Latin American 🌎 cases to question why some governments closely follow their pre-electoral #Coalition agreements while others do not.
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🎄 Our team is taking a short break.
We’ll be back in the New Year—refreshed and ready to read more great research 🥳
We’ll be back in the New Year—refreshed and ready to read more great research 🥳
December 19, 2025 at 11:46 AM
🎄 Our team is taking a short break.
We’ll be back in the New Year—refreshed and ready to read more great research 🥳
We’ll be back in the New Year—refreshed and ready to read more great research 🥳
Politics runs on uncertainty yet the concept is fuzzy. 🤯
A new uncertainty grid by Barbara Vis & Olaf van der Veen helps map when phenomena are certain, workably uncertain, or radically uncertain with lessons from Covid-19 🦠
A new uncertainty grid by Barbara Vis & Olaf van der Veen helps map when phenomena are certain, workably uncertain, or radically uncertain with lessons from Covid-19 🦠
Uncertainty and political elites’ behavior: introducing the uncertainty grid | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Uncertainty and political elites’ behavior: introducing the uncertainty grid
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December 19, 2025 at 9:02 AM
Politics runs on uncertainty yet the concept is fuzzy. 🤯
A new uncertainty grid by Barbara Vis & Olaf van der Veen helps map when phenomena are certain, workably uncertain, or radically uncertain with lessons from Covid-19 🦠
A new uncertainty grid by Barbara Vis & Olaf van der Veen helps map when phenomena are certain, workably uncertain, or radically uncertain with lessons from Covid-19 🦠
When does the #Economy affect #Trust in #Democracy? 🤔
Brandon Beomseob Park & @marystegmaier.bsky.social look at 30 democracies to find that it matters most where political responsibility is clear
Brandon Beomseob Park & @marystegmaier.bsky.social look at 30 democracies to find that it matters most where political responsibility is clear
Public satisfaction with democracy: the role of the economy and political institutions | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Public satisfaction with democracy: the role of the economy and political institutions
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December 17, 2025 at 1:00 PM
When does the #Economy affect #Trust in #Democracy? 🤔
Brandon Beomseob Park & @marystegmaier.bsky.social look at 30 democracies to find that it matters most where political responsibility is clear
Brandon Beomseob Park & @marystegmaier.bsky.social look at 30 democracies to find that it matters most where political responsibility is clear
📉 Is democratic #Backsliding driven by reactionary voters?
A long-term analysis by L.J. Brunkert, B. Puranen, A. Turska-Kawa & C. Welzel across EU countries challenges this idea, questioning whether shifts in public opinion really explain the rise of right-wing #Populism
A long-term analysis by L.J. Brunkert, B. Puranen, A. Turska-Kawa & C. Welzel across EU countries challenges this idea, questioning whether shifts in public opinion really explain the rise of right-wing #Populism
The democracy falling narrative: debunking stereotypes about democratic deconsolidation in the EU | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
The democracy falling narrative: debunking stereotypes about democratic deconsolidation in the EU
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December 16, 2025 at 1:10 PM
📉 Is democratic #Backsliding driven by reactionary voters?
A long-term analysis by L.J. Brunkert, B. Puranen, A. Turska-Kawa & C. Welzel across EU countries challenges this idea, questioning whether shifts in public opinion really explain the rise of right-wing #Populism
A long-term analysis by L.J. Brunkert, B. Puranen, A. Turska-Kawa & C. Welzel across EU countries challenges this idea, questioning whether shifts in public opinion really explain the rise of right-wing #Populism
⚖️ What makes people #Trust constitutional courts?
Using Spain after the Catalonia ruling, Pablo Castillo-Ortiz & @rosanavarrete.bsky.social show that judicial independence and technocratic qualities matter more for trust than how judges are politically appointed
Using Spain after the Catalonia ruling, Pablo Castillo-Ortiz & @rosanavarrete.bsky.social show that judicial independence and technocratic qualities matter more for trust than how judges are politically appointed
Citizens’ trust in constitutional courts: evidence from Spain | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
Citizens’ trust in constitutional courts: evidence from Spain
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December 16, 2025 at 1:00 PM
⚖️ What makes people #Trust constitutional courts?
Using Spain after the Catalonia ruling, Pablo Castillo-Ortiz & @rosanavarrete.bsky.social show that judicial independence and technocratic qualities matter more for trust than how judges are politically appointed
Using Spain after the Catalonia ruling, Pablo Castillo-Ortiz & @rosanavarrete.bsky.social show that judicial independence and technocratic qualities matter more for trust than how judges are politically appointed
Do #Voters feel better represented by politicians from modest backgrounds?🗳️
Caroline Hahn finds that Germany says #Candidates with working-class roots were seen as more trustworthy, accessible, and better at representing ordinary people. 👔
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Caroline Hahn finds that Germany says #Candidates with working-class roots were seen as more trustworthy, accessible, and better at representing ordinary people. 👔
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December 3, 2025 at 12:02 PM
Do #Voters feel better represented by politicians from modest backgrounds?🗳️
Caroline Hahn finds that Germany says #Candidates with working-class roots were seen as more trustworthy, accessible, and better at representing ordinary people. 👔
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Caroline Hahn finds that Germany says #Candidates with working-class roots were seen as more trustworthy, accessible, and better at representing ordinary people. 👔
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🍂 The November Issue is all wrapped up! 🎁
Thank you for reading our latest edition!
If you missed us, vol 17.4 is packed with the latest #PolSci research on topics like #Autocratization, #Polarization, #Populism, and much more
#OpenAccess now (and forever 😱 )
Thank you for reading our latest edition!
If you missed us, vol 17.4 is packed with the latest #PolSci research on topics like #Autocratization, #Polarization, #Populism, and much more
#OpenAccess now (and forever 😱 )
European Political Science Review: Volume 17 - Issue 4 | Cambridge Core
Cambridge Core - European Political Science Review - Volume 17 - Issue 4
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November 28, 2025 at 12:30 PM
🍂 The November Issue is all wrapped up! 🎁
Thank you for reading our latest edition!
If you missed us, vol 17.4 is packed with the latest #PolSci research on topics like #Autocratization, #Polarization, #Populism, and much more
#OpenAccess now (and forever 😱 )
Thank you for reading our latest edition!
If you missed us, vol 17.4 is packed with the latest #PolSci research on topics like #Autocratization, #Polarization, #Populism, and much more
#OpenAccess now (and forever 😱 )
🍂 17.4
Who really shapes #NationalPolicy? 🏛️
A deep dive into 📊 from Switzerland’s 🇨🇭 26 cantons by @rfrbrghs.bsky.social shows regional #Governments can punch above their weight but only when certain conditions align ⛓️
Who really shapes #NationalPolicy? 🏛️
A deep dive into 📊 from Switzerland’s 🇨🇭 26 cantons by @rfrbrghs.bsky.social shows regional #Governments can punch above their weight but only when certain conditions align ⛓️
What makes a good lobbyist for the government? Explaining intergovernmental lobbying success | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core
What makes a good lobbyist for the government? Explaining intergovernmental lobbying success - Volume 17 Issue 4
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November 28, 2025 at 12:02 PM
🍂 17.4
Who really shapes #NationalPolicy? 🏛️
A deep dive into 📊 from Switzerland’s 🇨🇭 26 cantons by @rfrbrghs.bsky.social shows regional #Governments can punch above their weight but only when certain conditions align ⛓️
Who really shapes #NationalPolicy? 🏛️
A deep dive into 📊 from Switzerland’s 🇨🇭 26 cantons by @rfrbrghs.bsky.social shows regional #Governments can punch above their weight but only when certain conditions align ⛓️