Democracy and Institutions
IPP Policy Brief n°50 - February 2020
Ground work vs. social media: how to best reach voters in French municipal elections?Authors: Vincent Pons, Vestal McIntyre
(IPP Policy Brief n°40) Expressive voting and its costs
Voters who support a candidate with little or no chance of winning face a choice: whether to express their true preference, vote for their preferred candidate, and risk wasting their vote; or vote strategically for a second-best candidate who is more likely to be in a position to win…
Read moreIPP Policy Brief n°40 - May 2019
Expressive voting and its costsAuthors: Vincent Pons, Clémence Tricaud, Vestal McIntyre
IPP Policy Brief n°39 - April 2019
The Territory of the gilets jaunesAuthors: Pierre C. Boyer, Thomas Delemotte, Germain Gauthier, Vincent Rollet, Benoît Schmutz
(IPP Policy Brief n°38) Sexual division of labour in the French Parliament
Women are increasingly present in politics. In 2018, they held nearly 39% of the seats in France’s lower house (“l’AssembléeNationale” or “the National Assembly”) and 32% in its upper house (“le Sénat” or “the Senate”). However, do they do the same work as the men?
Read moreIPP Policy Brief n°38 - March 2019
Sexual division of labour in the French ParliamentAuthors: Quentin Lippmann
IPP Policy Brief n°22 - January 2016
The impact of the media on court decisionsAuthors: Aurélie Ouss, Arnaud Philippe
IPP Policy Brief n°7 - October 2013
Should the ban on multiple mandates also apply to Senators?Authors: Laurent Bach