Democracy & Resilience - 05/12/2020

Perceptions of democracy and conspiracy theories in Poland

Over the past few years, the European Union has coped with far-reaching political, economic and

Democracy & Resilience - 02/12/2020

Perceptions of democracy and conspiracy theories in Latvia

Over the past few years, the European Union has coped with far-reaching political, economic and

Democracy & Resilience - 20/11/2020

Democracy in Bulgaria: Still Fragile After 30 Years of Transition

Over the past few years, the European Union has coped with far-reaching political, economic and

Democracy & Resilience - 05/11/2020

Perception of democracy and conspiracies in Hungary

Over the past few years, the European Union has coped with far-reaching political, economic and

Democracy & Resilience - 26/10/2020

Perception of democracy and conspiracies in Austria

Over the past few years, the European Union has coped with far-reaching political, economic and

Democracy & Resilience - 09/09/2020

Perception of democracy and conspiracies in Slovakia

The fragility of democracies is an increasing concern amid a period of global instability and

Democracy & Resilience - 09/09/2020

Vnímanie demokracie a konšpirácií na Slovensku

Práve v časoch kríz, ktoré odkrývajú mnohé nedostatky v spoločnosti, sú viera v dobré spravovanie vecí verejných, dôveryhodné médiá

Democracy & Resilience - 23/06/2020

Voices of Central and Eastern Europe: Perceptions of democracy & governance in 10 EU countries

At times of instability and insecurity reinforced by the COVID-19 pandemic, democracies can become particularly fragile.

Democracy & Resilience - 31/07/2018

How Far Can They Go? Quantifying the Spread of Disinformation Narratives

The murder of Ján Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová shocked not only Slovak society but also

Democracy & Resilience - 22/02/2016

Information war monitor for Central Europe: January 2016

CEPI’s monthly overview of conventional and social media discourse in the Czech Republic, Hungary and