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Robert Elgie and semi-presidentialism in nascent democracies

News article added on Mar 30 2010

Robert Elgie considers the pros and cons of semi-presidentialism in nascent democracies
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Lates News from Centre for International Studies

• Secretary Hillary Clinton Visits DCU and Gives Major Foreign Policy Speech; Announces DCU Initiative on Conflict Resolution
• Protracted conflicts in the former Soviet Union Conference
• CIS wins EU support for project on democratic change in the former USSR
• CIS PhD student awraded prestigious Government of Ireland / IRCHSS award
• CIS member wins annual DCU President's award for Teaching
• US Congressman Richard Neal holds seminar on US politcs and media in DCU
• Applications now open for MA and PhD programmes and PhD scholarships
• CIS awarded IRCHSS grant to study role of OSCE in frozen conflicts in former USSR
• New Research Group on Women in Parliament
• CIS Member Recognised by IRCHSS
• US Energy Secretary Dr Steven Chu gives the inaugural lecture in the DCU Nobel Lecture Series
• New significant publication on Northern Ireland edited by Dr. John Doyle
• The Role of the EU in International Peace Mediation
• PhD Master Class on International Organisations
• NOW CLOSED: PhD scholarship applications now being accepted
• Robert Elgie and semi-presidentialism in nascent democracies
• How much does institutional choice matter for the success of nascent democracy?
• Watch CIS Researcher interviewed on leading Russian English langauge TV Channel RT
• DCU announces Paddy Moriarty Memorial Scholarship
• CIS wins grant for project on international conflict mediation from Dept of Foreign affairs, Conflict Resolution Unit
• Africa Studies Group
• IRCHSS Senior Fellowship Award
• Professor Idean Saleyhan visits CIS
• New Eurasia Studies Group to be formed
• new MA in Development - part-time delivery
• Visiting professor Ambassador Shaharyar M. Khan, former foreign secretary of Pakistan
• Visiting professors from India and Pakistan
• New PhD Handbook
• European Commission Grant to support new CIS research on Colour Revolutions
• New colleagues join CIS
• CIS wins awards in Research Council schemes
• Author Podcast on New DCU Resarch on Parliament in Rwanda - 48% of its members are now women - the largest % in the world
• EU funded project aims to strength mutual understanding of security policy in Europe and South Asia
• Applications now being accepted for our MA and Phd programmes for next year
• CIS to lead €1million programme on active citizenship in Central America
• Engagement with Civil Society for Poverty Alleviation and Development

List of Programmes

1. MA in Development
2. MA in International Organizations
3. MA in International Relations
4. MA in Globalisation
5. MA in International Security and Conflict Studies
6. Graduate Cert in Development Education