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Parliaments in the Pandemic Workshop in Prague

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The international collaboration on Parliaments in the Pandemic (PiP) convened for its fifth academic workshop in Prague. It was the first in-person meeting since PiP was established in 2020 in the middle of the Covid pandemic. Based on a unique country expert panel study, PiP is a comprehensive study of what happened to parliaments around the globe during the Covid pandemic. More about the initiative here https://ipsa-rcls.org/pip/

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