Why do Romanians take to the streets? A spatial analysis of Romania’s 2016-2017 protests

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Why do Romanians take to the streets? A spatial analysis of Romania’s 2016-2017 protests

by Alexandru-Sabin Nicula, Mihnea Stoica, Elena-Manuela Birsanuc,Titus Cristian Man,

This article aims to analyse, both spatially and numerically, the protests that occurred in Romania between January 2016, immediately after the 2016 Parliamentary Elections and the attempt of the new elected party to change Romania’s constitution and legislations, and October 2017, triggered by several consecutive corruption acts.

published in Vol 19 - No 2 - 2019 // General issue

Vol 19 - No 2 - 2019 // General issue

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Vol. 19, No. 2, Winter 2019 – General issue

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Alina Mungiu-Pippidi (chair) Hertie School of Governance
Larry Diamond Stanford University
Tom Gallagher University of Bradford
Alena Ledeneva University College London
Michael McFaul Stanford University
Dennis Deletant Georgetown University
Helen Wallace London School of Economics and Political Science

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Claudiu Tufiș
Bogdan Iancu
George Jiglau
Ingi Iusmen
Gabriel Bădescu
Andrei Macsut
Laura Voinea

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Why do Romanians take to the streets? A spatial analysis of Romania’s 2016-2017 protests

Vol. 19, No. 2, Winter 2019 – General issue

Why do Romanians take to the streets? A spatial analysis of Romania’s 2016-2017 protests

The celebrations of the end of the Second World War in the “most American” city in Europe

Symbolic Importance of Diplomatic Protocol: Common Heritage and Order of Precedence of Seven Countries of Former Yugoslavia

Changes in teenage attitude and smoking behaviour after the implementation of the smoke free law in Romania

Show Me the Money: The Importance of EU Funding for the Activities of Interest Groups in Post-Socialist Countries

Call for Papers – Summer 2021 issue

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