Curbing the Escalating Cost of Politics
This policy brief addresses the critical need for comprehensive campaign finance reforms in Uganda to enhance transparency, accountability, and fairness…
Type: Paper
The Politics of Language in Post-Apartheid South Africa
Language is a contentious issue in South Africa. These contestations manifest themselves through resistance to the use of languages that…
Eat Widely, Vote Wisely?
Democracy in many developing countries is undermined by widespread vote buying—the provision of cash or goods in exchange for votes.…
Minority Languages in Spain: Recognition, Promotion and Some Conflicts
Language is a highly significant marker of individual and collective identities. It often provides an impulse for national or community…
Comparing the Incomparable: Kosovo’s Independence and the Russian Aggression against Ukraine
From Bosnia, Croatia and Kosovo, to Caucasus and Ukraine, Serbia and Russia are at the epicentre of the crises and…
Kosovo Observer: Russian Diplomatic Warfare and Media Disinformation November 1, 2021 – January 15, 2022March 2022KIPRED
The Kosovo Observer: Russian Diplomatic Warfare and Media Disinformation is a quarterly report that aims to analyse public statements, press…
State of Civic Space in Uganda: A Call to Action
Civic space is the physical, virtual, legal, regulatory, and policy space where people can, among other things, securely exercise their…
Language, Nation and State in Federal Pakistan
Language policy has long been an arena of contestation and conflict in Pakistan and an essential element of identity politics…
When bodies become data: Biometric technologies and free expression
Biometric technologies are highly intrusive, violate people’s privacy, fail to adequately protect personal data, and prevent people from enjoying their…
Is there a cosoc?
In 2011, Law No. 20,500 was promulgated, on Associations and Citizen Participation in Public Management, which has in one of…