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Comparison of altruistic, egoistic, and scientific appeals in the recruitment of politicians to a survey panel. [PDF]

PLoS One
Rapeli L, Backström K.
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Organizational Forms and Welfare Coalitions: Corporate Law and the Movement for Social Insurance in the US and UK. [PDF]

Br J Sociol
Adereth M.
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Ideologies of Political Constitutionalism. [PDF]

Oxf J Leg Stud
Greally R.
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Roles played by Locally Elected Representatives in Facilitating Multi-Sectoral Action for Health: Evidence from Kerala, India. [PDF]

Ann Glob Health
Nambiar D, Joseph J, Sankar D H, Benny G.   +3 more
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Independent Electoral Management Bodies - Any Impact on the Observed Level of Democracy? A Conceptual Framework

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van Aaken, A.
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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.
Holly Ann Garnett
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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.
Likoti, FJ, FJ Likoti
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The Independence of Electoral Management Bodies: the Australian Experience

Political Science, 2007
At a time when parliamentary committees continue to highlight concerns with New Zealand's four-agency approach to electoral administration, it is relevant to consider Australia's experience in electoral management. Reform advocates in New Zealand often refer to the Australian Electoral Commission as a possible model for replacing the four-agency ...
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Electoral Management Bodies as Establishers of Electoral Integrity

This chapter elaborates on voters' perceptions of electoral officers and electoral management bodies (EMBs) and links these evaluations to electoral integrity. It presents the evidence by discussing the issue on a global comparative level and relocating the discussion to the Turkish context by providing a historical outlook on the Turkish EMB, the ...
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Are polarised elections the hardest to deliver? Explaining global variations in electoral management body performance [PDF]

South African Journal of International Affairs, 2023
Electoral management, understood as the application and implementation of electoral rules, is a critical part of democratic governance. But there are often concerns about the quality of electoral management and the performance of electoral management ...
Toby S James, Holly Ann Garnett
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