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Explaining the adaptation gap in Dutch coastal risk management through lock-in mechanisms. [PDF]

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De Botselier B, Groen L, Hugé J, Huitema D.   +3 more
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Evaluating electoral management body capacity

International Political Science Review, 2019
Electoral management bodies (EMBs) perform many functions crucial to promoting electoral integrity, from registering voters to resolving post-election disputes. The capacity of an EMB to perform its tasks, however, is difficult to measure in cross-national perspective.
James, Toby S, Garnett, Holly Ann, Loeber, Leontine, Ham, Carolien Van   +3 more
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Risks to Mexican autonomous electoral bodies to endure

Emerald Expert Briefings, 2023
Significance The failure of political parties in the Chamber of Deputies to agree on the appointments, amid allegations levelled against some candidates of political bias, meant that, for the first time since INE’s creation in 2014, they were made by random selection from sets of finalists.
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The Constitutional Role of Electoral Management Bodies: The Case of the Australian Electoral Commission

Federal Law Review, 2020
AbstractElectoral management bodies are increasingly being recognised as ‘fourth branch’ institutions that have a role to play in safeguarding electoral democracy against government attempts to undermine the fairness of the electoral process.
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Confidence in Public Bodies, and Electoral Participation in India

The European Journal of Development Research, 2013
Most studies on distribution in developing countries are concerned with the distribution of material resources, most usually income or consumption, and sometimes wealth. On the other hand, most studies on social capital are grounded in countries of the developed world.
Catherine Bros, Vani K Borooah
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Deliberative Democracy and Electoral Management Bodies: The Case of Australian Electoral Commissions

Election Law Journal: Rules, Politics, and Policy, 2013
Abstract This article examines how the principles of deliberative democracy should apply to electoral management bodies through the case study of Australian electoral commissions. It focuses on three functions of the commissions (administering electoral rules; making electoral rules; and fostering democratic deliberation regarding electoral rules); it ...
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Risk Management in Elections: A Guide for Electoral Management Bodies

2021
When electoral risks are not understood and addressed, they can undermine the credibility of the process and the results it yields. Electoral management bodies (EMBs) encounter numerous risks across all phases of the electoral cycle. They operate in environments that are increasingly complex and volatile and where factors such as technology ...
Amy Vincent, Sead Alihodzic, Stephen GAle   +2 more
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Electoral management bodies as institutions of good governance: Focus on Lesotho Independent Electoral Commission

Review of Southern African Studies, 2010
Good Governance is an intrinsic part of democracy. A country to be democratic (it) must hold regular participative elections. Similarly, for good governance to be sustainable, the system must be open, accountable and participative. Participation in election on its own is a process of good governance.
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Electoral Management Bodies Assessment of Federal Republic of Nigeria

2022
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) was established by the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to among other things organize elections into various political offices in the country.The functions of INEC as contained in Section 15, Part 1 of the Third Schedule of the 1999 Constitution (As Amended) and Section 2 of the ...
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