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✨ Exciting opportunity to join the @pdyearbook editorial team ✨ βœ… Are you passionate about data and analysis? βœ… Do you have a strong research background in political parties and governments in Europe and beyond? ✍️ Apply by 31 Jan 2026: buff.ly/2ZYPakN
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🀩 Looking for a new challenge this year? Join the @pdyearbook editorial team! βœ… Are you passionate about data and analysis? βœ… Do you have a strong research background in political parties and governments in Europe and beyond? ✍️ Apply by 31 Jan 2026: buff.ly/2ZYPakN
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πŸŽ„ PDY will be closed for the festive period. We look forward to resuming in the New Year πŸŽ† . Warm wishes to our authors, reviewers, and readers.
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The year 2024 confirmed a global environment defined by: ↔️ pronounced political fragmentation πŸ—³οΈ heightened electoral activity πŸ“ˆ + a deepening wave of autocratisation that continued a 25-year trajectory. ⬇️ Read the 2025 yearbook now! buff.ly/lSheCuB
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πŸ“’ The new Political Data Yearbook is out now! 🌍 Look back on all the 2024 election results, government changes, institutional reforms and more with our expert contributors from 37 countries. πŸ‘€ buff.ly/lSheCuB
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πŸ†• look. πŸ†• issue imminent. As of Jan 2026, πŸ†• articles will be #OA with our πŸ†• publisher, @CUP_PoliSci. πŸ“† Start your New Year's resolutions early + join us over on Bluesky to keep up-to-date with news on our articles, podcasts + more: @pdyearbook.bsky.social
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πŸ—³οΈ 2024 was the biggest election year in human history. 🌎 More than 1 billion people cast ballots in more than 60 countries. πŸ“– Explore the results of #LocalElections, #NationalElections + the #EPelections across 37 countries in 2024 on PDY + PDYi. πŸ‘‰ buff.ly/nbLulRY
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πŸ†• #Cyprus #PoliticalData πŸ‡¨πŸ‡Ύ 2024 saw stalled reunification talks, UN envoy HolguΓ­n’s departure, #FidiasPanayiotou’s election success, a Turkish Cypriot university scandal + strengthened US-Cyprus relations, report Hubert Faustmann & @TheAhmetSozen. πŸ‘‰ buff.ly/niGcGzX
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πŸ†• #Finland 2024 #PoliticalData πŸ—³οΈ #AlexanderStubb won the presidential election in a year of tense government-opposition clashes, welfare + immigration reforms and an austerity backlash, reports @epalonen. πŸ”“ #OA πŸ‘‰ buff.ly/5kjaJKu
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πŸ†• #Luxembourg #PoliticalData πŸ‡±πŸ‡Ί In the 2024 #EPElections, Luxembourg’s ADR won its first seat, joining the ECR, while the Liberal party fell to third place + lost its second seat, report Patrick Dumont & Raphael Kies. πŸ‘‰ buff.ly/Orkbldv
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πŸ†• #Belgium #PoliticalData πŸ‡§πŸ‡ͺ Belgium’s 2024 elections reshaped politics, report Pierre Baudewyns et al, as #MR & #LesEngagΓ©s ended Socialist dominance, N-VA led Flanders, the ecologists declined + new β€˜Arizona’, β€˜Azur’ & tripartite coalitions emerged. πŸ‘‰ buff.ly/QBFkVRi
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πŸ†• #Greece #PoliticalData πŸ‡¬πŸ‡· In a turbulent 2024, Greece saw low-turnout for the #EUelections, #SYRIZA's leadership crisis, #Wildfires, inflation + became the 1st Orthodox Christian country to legalise #SameSexMarriage, reports Harris Mylonas. πŸ‘‰ buff.ly/O8e3giN
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❀️ If you like your research #OpenAccess, then you'll love @pdyearbook. πŸ†“ PDYinteractive is our free-to-use, customisable data resource, covering 37 countries. πŸ†“ More than 1/2 of our articles are #OA this year + all will be from 2026! #OAweek πŸ‘‰ bit.ly/4lyEH5g
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This year's Political Data Yearbook on Japan is now published - the minority government led by #Ishiba in 2024. What happened today - the appointment of Sanae #Takaichi as a new PM will be covered in the next year's PDY. Let us see what will unfold in the last months of 2025!
πŸ†• #Japan #PoliticalData πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅ Sanae #Takaichi is now Japan's 1st female PM. Back in 2024, after scandals + declining support, the LDP elected Shigeru #Ishiba, but lost its majority. Opposition parties surged + new far-right parties made minor gains. #OA πŸ‘‰ buff.ly/9XBzYRF
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πŸ†• #Japan #PoliticalData πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅ Sanae #Takaichi is now Japan's 1st female PM. Back in 2024, after scandals + declining support, the LDP elected Shigeru #Ishiba, but lost its majority. Opposition parties surged + new far-right parties made minor gains. #OA πŸ‘‰ buff.ly/9XBzYRF
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πŸ”“ It's #OpenAccessWeek! Have you heard? 🀝 We're joining forces with @CUP_PoliSci to publish our journals in #OpenAccess! ecpr.eu/publications βœ… @EPSRjournal & @EJPRjournal are already live on Cambridge πŸ”œ @EPSJournal & @pdyearbook to follow soon #PolSci #OAWeek
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πŸ†• #Norway #PoliticalData #NorwegianPolitics remained stable in 2024, report Johannes Bergh & Rune Karlsen despite Cabinet reshuffles, scandals, low polling for the government + a historic unanimous bill to boost defence spending. πŸ‘‰ bit.ly/4ou8P3R
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πŸ’» Attending the @ECPR webinar on #Israel's domestic political landscape after the #Gaza war tomorrow? πŸ“˜ Read up on Israel's political developments + data in the latest report for PDY from @LiranHarsgor and @roizur. ➑️ bit.ly/48uS83v
πŸ†• #Webinar on Middle Eastern Policy & πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί #EU Relations ⚠️ War and Politics: Israel's Domestic Political Landscape after the Gaza War πŸŽ™οΈ @gideonle & Erica Weiss πŸ“… 21 October, 15:00–16:00 BST πŸ‘‰ Register FREE buff.ly/5Aa5X7W
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πŸ†• #Malta #PoliticalData πŸ‡²πŸ‡Ή In 2024, #MaltesePolitics was marked by πŸ—³οΈ #EUelections and πŸ₯ hospital privatisation, challenging Labour's dominance, though deeper shifts in voter loyalty remain uncertain, writes Dominic Fenech. πŸ‘‰ bit.ly/43dn2K9
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