NALAS is a member of the Research Coordination Committee « LoGov » consortium composed of 10 European and 8 non-European partners from six continents. LoGov is a project funded by the European Commission under the Horizon 2020...
NALAS is a member of the Research Coordination Committee « LoGov » consortium composed of 10 European and 8 non-European partners from six continents. LoGov is a project funded by the European Commission under the Horizon 2020...
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the information landscape, not only by enhancing communication but also by enabling increasingly sophisticated forms of disinformation. Generative AI technologies are being exploited to...
The study "From polaristaion to autocratisation: the role of information pollution in Brazil's democratic erosion" explores the complex relationship between information pollution, polarisation, and democracy in Brazil, a country...
With the next elections in Uganda scheduled for 2026, this report analyses the dynamics of candidate participation in local and national elections in 2016. Party dynamics, the slow decentralization process, the identity of...
Through a policy paper, Megatrends Africa - a collaboration between German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS), German Institute of Development and Sustainability (SWP) Kiel Institute for the World Economy (IFW) -...
Public participation is an instrument used by governments to increase the effectiveness of decision-making processes and nurture accountability relationships between citizens and government officials. When successfully implemented...
Citizen engagement is the cornerstone of resilient democracies. But turning democratic ideals into tangible results requires more than good intentions — it demands practical tools and collaborative strategies. That’s where ALDA’s...
As international organisations grapple with increasingly complex global challenges - from climate change to human rights protection - the need for inclusive decision-making has never been more pressing. Civil society organisations...
Contemporary autocratisation in democracies is often a gradual process, occurring from within or under a legal façade. The main drivers of this process are democratically elected leaders who intentionally dismantle democratic...
