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BMJ, 1994
The postman pushed two large, identical envelopes through our letterbox - cat flap actually - one for me, one for my husband. Double sets of mail are common in bimedical households. We opened them - voting papers for the General Medical Council. I flipped through mine.
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The postman pushed two large, identical envelopes through our letterbox - cat flap actually - one for me, one for my husband. Double sets of mail are common in bimedical households. We opened them - voting papers for the General Medical Council. I flipped through mine.
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Oblivious Voting—Hiding Votes from the Voting Machine in Bingo Voting
Proceedings of the 13th International Joint Conference on e-Business and Telecommunications, 2016When designing an electronic voting scheme it is notoriously difficult to guarantee the secrecy of the vote as well as the correctness of the tally, even in the presence of a malicious adversary. Research in (offline) cryptographic voting schemes has largely relied on a trusted voting machine for guaranteeing security.
Achenbach, Dirk +3 more
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2021
This book examines variations in voter turnout at the sub-national level during general elections. It employs a case study–mixed methods approach, combining quantitative and qualitative data to provide in-depth evidence for three systematically selected constituencies with varying levels of voter turnout.
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This book examines variations in voter turnout at the sub-national level during general elections. It employs a case study–mixed methods approach, combining quantitative and qualitative data to provide in-depth evidence for three systematically selected constituencies with varying levels of voter turnout.
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Mathematical Social Sciences, 2015 Economics Working Paper Series, 15 ...
Hans Gersbach, Kamali Wickramage
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Journal of Conflict Resolution, 2017
Organized crime-related violence has important electoral consequences. Analyses of aggregate panel data on Mexican elections and an original postelectoral survey conducted in Mexico show that the strategic use of violence by organized crime groups during electoral campaigns demobilizes voters at large.
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Organized crime-related violence has important electoral consequences. Analyses of aggregate panel data on Mexican elections and an original postelectoral survey conducted in Mexico show that the strategic use of violence by organized crime groups during electoral campaigns demobilizes voters at large.
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Vote, vote, vote for Philip Kotler
European Journal of Marketing, 2002Thirty years ago, Philip Kotler drafted the modern marketing constitution and most would agree that it has served the discipline well. A generation on from Kotler’s conceptual charter, however, our rainbow coalition is in a state of disarray. Marketing is doubted by its scholarly citizens, questioned by a standing army of consultants and challenged by ...
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Distributed Ledger Technologies: Research and Practice, 2023
In recent years the adoption of smart contracts, in blockchain platforms, has increased substantially. One of the main applications of smart contracts are the so called Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAO), which originated from an idea envisaged by Buterin, in his Ethereum white paper. Indeed, DAOs are decentralized organizations,
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In recent years the adoption of smart contracts, in blockchain platforms, has increased substantially. One of the main applications of smart contracts are the so called Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAO), which originated from an idea envisaged by Buterin, in his Ethereum white paper. Indeed, DAOs are decentralized organizations,
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Vote, vote, vote for saving the NHS …
British Journal of Healthcare Management, 2005It may be over, but with the Conservatives producing their health manifesto it still saw the first shots fired for the general election which pretty much everyone now presumes will be on May 5.
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2011
All societies need to make collective decisions, and for this they need a voting rule. We ask how stable these rules are. Stable rules are more likely to persist over time. We consider a family of voting systems in which individuals declare intensities of preference through numbers in the unit interval. With these voting systems, an alternative defeats
José Luis García-Lapresta +1 more
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All societies need to make collective decisions, and for this they need a voting rule. We ask how stable these rules are. Stable rules are more likely to persist over time. We consider a family of voting systems in which individuals declare intensities of preference through numbers in the unit interval. With these voting systems, an alternative defeats
José Luis García-Lapresta +1 more
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Economic Theory, 2017
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