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December 27, 2008

The Coming Monarchy?

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December 22, 2008

Election Rule Tinkering in Tajikistan?

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December 22, 2008

Election Rules vs. Parliamentary Regulations

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December 19, 2008

Reform in Kazakhstan?

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December 18, 2008

Observing the Observers

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December 17, 2008

Looking Forward to 2009

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December 17, 2008

A Third Term for Ilham Aliyev?

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December 17, 2008

Update on Turkmenistan's Parliamentary Elections, 2008

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December 15, 2008

E-stonia Moves Forward on Mobile Voting

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December 15, 2008

Turkmenistan's Parliamentary Elections, 2008

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Erik Herron: I am the Eberly Family Distinguished Professor of Political Science at West Virginia University. From 2001-14, I was on faculty at the University of Kansas where I served as Associate Department Chair (2012-14), Academic Advisor to the Dole Institute (2011), Director of Graduate Studies (2010-11), and Director of the Center for Russian, East European, & Eurasian Studies (2004-07). From 2011-14, I was a Program Director at the NSF. My research focuses on political institutions, especially electoral systems. I have traveled extensively in Eastern Europe and Eurasia, including a term as a Fulbright scholar in Ukraine and 17 election observation missions. I have published research in the American Journal of Political Science, Journal of Politics, World Politics, Comparative Political Studies, Electoral Studies, and other journals, and four books: Mixed Electoral Systems: Contamination and its Consequences (with Federico Ferrara and Misa Nishikawa), Elections and Democracy after Communism?, The Oxford Handbook of Electoral Systems (with Robert Pekkanen and Matthew Shugart), and Normalizing Corruption: Failures of Accountability in Ukraine.

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