the politics of eastern Europe
parties, protest and voters in post-communist Europe
The structure of the Romanian political space. From Borbáth 2019.
While most of my work is comparative and concerns countries from northwestern, southern and eastern Europe, I am particularly interested in the specific issues post-communist countries face.
Publications
- Borbáth, Endre. 2019. “Romania - Polity Contestation and the Resilience of Mainstream Parties.” In European Party Politics in Times of Crises, eds. Swen Hutter and Hanspeter Kriesi. Cambridge University Press, 214–35.
Open access online - Borbáth, Endre. 2018. “When the Post-Communist Left Succeeds: The 2016 Romanian Parliamentary Election.” In 2017: Europe’s Bumper Year of Elections, eds. Brigid Laffan and Lorenzo Cicchi. European University Institute (EUI), 133–50.
Open access online
Working papers
- Kim, Seongcheol and Borbáth Endre. 2020. A Typology of Post-Communist Successor Parties in Central and Eastern Europe and an Explanatory Framework for their (Non-)Success.
- Gessler, Theresa and Borbáth Endre. 2020. Programmatic Change in a Differentiated Media Landscape: the Case of Jobbik in Hungary.
- Gessler, Theresa and Borbáth Endre. 2019. The Hour of the Citizen – The Evolution of Eastern Europeans’ Conceptions of Democracy.
- Ecker, Alejandro and Borbáth Endre. 2018. The effect of electoral coordination on voting behaviour: Leveraging a quasi-experiment during the parliamentary elections in Hungary in 1998.