This webinar by Campaigning for Strasbourg (CamForS) reviews and analyzes the main findings published in the Politics and Governance journal, providing insights into recent research and debates in the field.
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The Representative Democracy Data Archive (REPDEM) by DEMSCORE provides data on governments, parliaments, and parties in European democracies. Students can study coalition formation, minority governments, and patterns in government formation, building on projects like ERDDA and the PAGED database.
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The European Social Survey (ESS) provides access to a wide range of learning tools, shared user resources, related research, and flagship reports, offering valuable insights for students, researchers, and practitioners interested in social and political trends.
OPTED Meteor offers a series of practical tutorials, including a Quick Tour through Meteor, Elegant Web-Scraping: WordPress API, and Scraping Telegram: Alternative News Sources. These resources guide users in efficient data collection and analysis from diverse online platforms, providing valuable skills for research and digital investigations.
This short e-learning module by data.europa.eu Academy (European Union) introduces the legal and policy aspects of open data, including licensing, intellectual property, and data protection. It is designed for data providers, civil servants, NGOs, and others, with minimal barriers to entry.
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This free, self-paced course by the University of Michigan (via Coursera), taught by Prof. J. Alex Halderman, explores the security and future of electronic and Internet voting. Learn about voting machine vulnerabilities, cybersecurity, and policy measures to protect democratic integrity in the digital era.
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