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You have to be able to read Hungarian, but here is the story:

“A Republikoné és a Századvégé volt a legpontosabb mandátumbecslés”

Don’t read Hungarian? Try http://translate.google.ie/?hl=en&tab=wT#hu|en|.

My forecast of the final parliamentary seat distribution for the Hungarian elections is the following:

Fidesz: 264 seats (68.4%)
MSZP: 58 seats (15%)
Jobbik: 48 seats (12.4%)
LMP: 16 seats (4.1%)

I’ve written about this in more detail in a post on the Monkey Cage blog.

New MSc in International Politics from the  Department of Political Science, Trinity College Dublin

This new M.Sc. in International Politics offers graduate students a combination of rigorous training in the study of international politics with a comprehensive empirical approach to understanding many prominent problems in contemporary world politics, especially topics where domestic and international politics cannot be understood in isolation from each other. These topics include democratisation, international cooperation, development and foreign aid, international conflict as well as the politics of many environmental issues and their implications for the politics of developing countries. Students will also receive training in research methods.

Application deadline for entry in Sept. 2010: June 1, 2010

For programme and application details, click here.

Merit-based SCHOLARSHIPS are available for the incoming cohort that enters the programme in September 2010. One full-fees scholarship (EU or non-EU fees as relevant to the beneficiary) will be awarded for each Masters programme on offer in the Department. The Department will also offer a limited number of partial fee awards. For information on how to apply for these merit-based scholarships, please visit the Admission Requirements and Application Procedure website.