On Think Tanks | Rethinking how think tanks participate in democratic elections

Think tanks and the electoral process: lessons from Latin America

Javier Portocarrero

Focusing the electoral debate: CIES’ experience during the Peru 2011 campaign

Orazio Bellettini: “Think tanks can create spaces for dialogue among relevant actors of the policy community”

Leonardo Villar

Experience of Fedesarrollo in presidential campaigns in Colombia

Fernando Straface: “The challenge is refining the think tanks’ technology for influence in electoral campaigns”

Marcelo Mancuello

Paraguay debate: The challenge of nourishing the political debate in times of elections

Lessons on the role of Latin American think tanks in electoral processes – the way forward

FUSADES and 2012 elections in El Salvador: electoral reforms and promotion of the exercise of suffrage

Enrique Mendizabal

Think tanks and electoral processes: an opportunity that should not be missed

Enrique Mendizabal

Think tanks and elections: Reflections and lessons on scaling impact across Latin America

Camila Ulloa Torres, Estefanía Terán Valdez

Rethinking how think tanks participate in democratic elections

This extended series provides examples, cases, and accounts from around the world to complement the cases from Latin America.

CSDS: Five decades of Understanding Electoral Politics in India

The IEA presidential debates: 15 years of upholding electoral accountability

Rebecca Pointer

PLAAS seeks to influence land reform policy through media debate

Rowland Manthorpe

Think tanks and the UK general election: who lost, who won and who decided not to play?

Jonathan Breckon

Social scientists have a real opportunity to influence what politicians say in the run-up to the General Election

Tutana Kvaratskhelia

Making energy matters matter: entering the electoral field