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Editorial: Party Entry and Exit in Times of Crisis [PDF]

open access: yesFrontiers in Political Science, 2022
The mobilization and representation of societal demands and grievances is a central function of political parties and party systems in democratic regimes (Lipset and Rokkan, 1967).
Marc Van De Wardt   +2 more
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Witnesses: Dead Man Statutes: Competence of Spouse of Party or Interested Person: Effect of Divorce

open access: yesMichigan Law Review, 1948
The Dead Man statutes, enacted in various forms in almost every state, generally forbid a party or person interested to testify in an action involving a decedent\u27s estate. As is well known, these statutes are the lone survival of the common law rule
Tobin, James E., S.Ed.
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The Real Party in Interest

The Yale Law Journal, 1925
Ever since the adoption of the original New York Code of i848 it has been a fundamental requirement of code pleading that every action should be prosecuted in the name of the real party in interest, with an exception in favor of an executor or administrator, a trustee of an express trust or a person expressly authorized by statute., The framers of the ...
Charles E. Clark, Robert M. Hutchins
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Political Parties, Party Systems, and Interest Groups

2022
This chapter explores how political parties, party systems, and interest groups shape governance and political representation across different regimes. It examines the roles parties play in articulating interests, selecting leaders, and structuring political debate, highlighting key distinctions between elite, mass, and catch-all parties.
J. Tyler Dickovick   +3 more
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On Interests of Parties to Criminal Proceedings

Advocate’s practice, 2022
In the article, the author attempts to generalize the existing points of view, analyze the provisions of the law and the examples available in law enforcement practice, to understand the content of the interests of participants in the criminal process.
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Political parties and interest groups

Party Politics, 2011
According to a widespread assumption, party–interest group links are significantly weaker than they used to be. Both sets of organizations, it is said, now prefer autonomy over the constraints implied by close relationships, especially in supposedly ‘cartelized’ established party systems but also in new democracies.
Elin H Allern, Tim Bale
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Users and Interested Parties

2012
Who are the users of institutions for children like schools and daycare centres? The notion ‘institutions for children’ is not unequivocal: it could mean institutions built to house and/or to serve children in the interest of people other than children, or it could mean institutions that are established in the best interests of children without any ...
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Genetic Knowledge and Third-Party Interests

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 1999
Recent discussions of genetic information have highlighted the need for ethical disclosure guidelines. For instance, the (Canadian) Royal Commission on New Reproductive Technologies points out the range of third-party interests in genetic information and the lack of clear ethical and professional guidelines governing its dissemination.
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Management of Interested Parties

1990
Interested parties have to be taken into account in Project Management. How it should be done is the key question. In the article there is described one method based on the known analyzing and planning methods. The overall objective of the article is how to manage interested parties.
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