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More about the European right

Europe's neo-fascists had a pretty good run in the European parliament elections, but not as good as some reports would have it.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe, Media, Party matters 4 Comments 28 May 2014

Another look at those Indian numbers

India's election result would have looked very different under a proportional system. But in politics, perception quickly becomes reality.

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Charles Richardson Central and South Asia, Elections, Electoral law, Media Leave a comment 26 May 2014

Turkey and Russia: compare and contrast

Turkish local elections give its ruling party a vote of confidence, doing little to allay fears of growing authoritarianism. Vladimir Putin's Russia looks increasingly like a role model.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe, Media, Middle East, Political issues 2 Comments 3 April 2014

Party games in Australia

Two stories in Australian politics this week draw attention to structural issues that might benefit from some international comparison.

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Charles Richardson Australia, Constitutional law, Electoral law, Media, Political issues Leave a comment 7 February 201428 January 2022

Weekly election roundup

A more or less regular feature. This week, updates from Germany, Austria, the Maldives, Luxembourg, Georgia and the Czech Republic.

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Charles Richardson Central and South Asia, Elections, Europe, Germany, Media, Middle East Leave a comment 21 October 201328 January 2022

Walt Disney bags Nate Silver

The big story of the day is the career shift of the blogger who put statistics on the front page.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Media, Personalities, United States Leave a comment 23 July 201328 January 2022

Taxis, government and the media

The Victorian government promises taxi industry reform but seems a bit reluctant to highlight its importance.

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Charles Richardson Australia, Media, Political issues 9 Comments 29 May 2013

Media criticism made easy

The media show no interest in explaining what the holdup is with constitutional recognition of Australia's indigenous people.

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Charles Richardson Australia, Constitutional law, Media, Political issues, Referenda 5 Comments 27 May 201328 January 2022

How not to write about local government

Journalists these days tend to forego the hard work of learning about policy and just write about the political "horse race". What's worse is that they frequently get the details of that wrong.

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Charles Richardson Australia, Constitutional law, Media, Political issues, Referenda 1 Comment 24 May 201328 January 2022

Bulgaria enters uncharted waters

An indecisive election result puts Bulgaria into limbo, but the media don't bother telling people anything useful about it.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe, Media 1 Comment 14 May 2013

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