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Morris: 'Democratic Deficit' & ‘General Malaise’ Make European Politics Unpredictable

Morris: 'Democratic Deficit' & ‘General Malaise’ Make European Politics Unpredictable

The Strategist | 04/25/2015 | World & Politics

As mainstream-parties are seeing a change in their support pattern, creating unpredictable political trend in Europe, the parties remain under pressure, while the lesser known ones begin to come in the fore-ground. Brussels – 22 April 2015 – Chris Morris reporting to B.B.C. News writes about...

Election, Europe, Mainstream-parties, Political, Trend, Unpredictable

Rape Threats Prevent Women From Expressing Their Political Views In the U.K.

Rape Threats Prevent Women From Expressing Their Political Views In the U.K.

The Strategist | 04/07/2015 | World & Politics

Despite the efforts being made to reach out to female population of U.K. in order to engage them in the political campaigns before the coming election, twitter displays a majority of male profile. Hannah Henderson seeks to find the reason behind it. United Kingdom – 07 April 2015 – Hannah Henderson...

Election, Facebook, Female Users, Political Views, Twitter, Women

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