ParlLawSpeech Tutorials

This course by ParlLawSpeech demonstrates how the ParlLawSpeech dataset links bills, parliamentary speeches, and adopted laws for legislative analysis. It offers three tutorials, on debate frequency, bill changes, and debate comparisons, featuring reproducible R code for hands-on learning.

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legislatoR

The page introduces legislatoR, an R package by the Comparative Legislators Database (CLD) for accessing and analyzing legislator data. Users can retrieve demographic and political information, explore workflows like party seat distributions or birthplace mapping, and combine, analyze, and visualize data for research purposes.

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The Vote Outside of the Box

This free, self-paced course by the Council of Europe (via HELP platform) trains electoral management bodies and stakeholders on engaging young voters. Using the Vote Outside the Box toolkit, it covers planning initiatives, raising awareness, and increasing youth participation in elections, with a six-hour completion time.

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The Mathematics of Democracy, Politics, and Manipulation

This free-audit, self-paced course by Johns Hopkins University (via Coursera) explores the mathematical and political foundations of electoral systems. Through eight modules, learners study voting theory, electoral systems, power indices, apportionment, and gerrymandering, with lectures, readings, and exercises to analyze representation, fairness, and manipulation in democracies.

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