Journal of Comparative Politics

The journal focuses on the comparison of political cultures of Central and Eastern European countries, their practical policy, theoretical questions of comparative political science, theoretical and practical questions of the development of civil society and civil policy in this region.

In this issue of the journal you can read:

• HISTORY WRITTEN BY THE LOSERS? SMALL PARTIES IN EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS 1990-2019: Piotr Sula

• PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS AND SOCIAL EMOTIONS: QUANTITATIVE SURVEY FROM EUROPE 1900-2020: Jiří Nesiba

• THE UNION CIVIL PROTECTION MECHANISM IN THE PRISM OF SOLIDARITY THEORY: Marjan Malešič

• THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON THE ELECTORAL ARENA AND REGIME CHANGE: EVIDENCE FROM EUROPE AND AFRICA: Kenneth Ka-Lok Chan in Simona Kukovič

• THE ANTI CRISIS SHIELDS AS A MEANS OF CONSOLIDATING POWER. THE CASE OF THE LAW AND JUSTICE GOVERNMENT IN POLAND: Michal Jacunski

• COVID-19: CRISIS, ACCOUNTABILITY AND SUPPORT FOR POPULIST-AUTHORITARIAN GOVERNMENTS IN POLAND AND HUNGARY: Robert Sata in Marta Zerkowska-Balas

• COVID-19 AS A TOOL TO TARGET DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS AND VALUES: THE CASE OF HUNGARY: Lilla Tóth, György Lengyel in Borbála Göncz

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