Electoral Democracy Index of the Visegrád Countries (2008 – 2018)
Measuring Electoral Democracy with V-Dem Data: Introducing a New Polyarchy Index
... of electoral democracy should be more difficult further back in time, when experts cannot rely as much on their academic and lived ...of electoral democracy they are ...many countries ...
58
Empirical Dimensions of Electoral Democracy
... Does democracy consist of multiple underlying dimensions? If so, what do these dimensions represent, and do they matter for democratic development? Though scholars have theorized about the dimensionality of ...
51
Electoral Democracy and Human Development
... MEDI index; all other variables are set to their ...African countries upon attaining independence in the 1950s and ...high-quality democracy (as measured by MEDI) and maintains that level of ...
62
The Effects of Democracy on Environment Quality Index in Selected OIC Countries
... as democracy, economic growth, trade, energy consumption, and population on environment quality in the selected Organization of Islamic Cooperation countries (OIC) by panel data for ...of democracy, ...
22
Participation and the poverty of electoral democracy in Madagascar
... of electoral democracy in Madagascar 29 option for saving the country from a significant backslide towards an opaque political system led by a self-serving ...of democracy such action form a ...
23
Economic Development and Democracy: An Electoral Connection
... to) electoral democracy they may prioritize one or the other of these factors, leading to variability across time and across countries that serves as noise in the crossnational ...
63
Democracy Promotion and Electoral Quality: A Disaggregated Analysis
... polyarchy index predict governance aid investments by ...USAID’s democracy and governance aid ...linking democracy aid to democratization, and the synthetic control estimates of the ATE of ...
31
Countries That Are A Direct Democracy
... direct democracy at the local ...direct democracy in ...In countries where parliament is sovereign, there is no point in calling the citizens to vote on a matter, because their voice is explicitly ...
International IDEA. International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance
... International IDEA has 25 member countries which include large and small, older and newer democracies from all continents, sharing in the general objectives of IDEA. Represented usually by Ministries of Foreign ...
8
Persistent losing' and electoral democracy in three world cities
... A number o f authors have devised methods by which to measure disproportionality. Starting with Douglas Rae’s index as presented in his 1967 The Political Consequences o f Electoral Laws, authors such as ...
232
Electoral integrity and support for democracy in Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine
... three countries in the major factors which influence the public’s perception of electoral ...three countries, with those seeing public officials as corrupt being more likely to also view the election ...
26
Post Electoral Democracy: A Proposal for Expanded Political Subjectivity
... DOI: 10.4236/ojps.2018.82015 218 Open Journal of Political Science countries to do so. Contracts die with the people who signed them (1984: 1280). Nowadays, the ethical philosopher Peter Singer seems to defend a ...
20
Fidesz and electoral reform: how to safeguard Hungarian democracy
... the electoral system worked in practice in Hungary? New evidence providing insights into this issue has been gathered by the Electoral Integrity Project, which compares the risks of flawed and failed ...
7
Extracted from Development First, Democracy Later? International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance 2014.
... of countries are already gathering around key issues, such as the International Aid Transparency ...for Democracy and Human Rights in ...on democracy, human rights and governance in EU aid ...between ...
14
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORMS ON ELECTORAL SYSTEM FOR CONSOLIDATION OF PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY IN GEORGIA
... of electoral change. At all stages of the development of Georgia’s electoral system, the participation of international organizations such as the Council of Europe’s Venice Commission or the OSCE/ODIHR was ...
19
Social Democracy in competition: voting propensities and electoral trade-offs
... realistic electoral option for very many voters: they have the highest voter potential of all party families in the aggregate and in almost all countries ...stark electoral trade-offs between green ...
38
Kenya and Zimbabwe: issues of democracy, electoral violence and civil participation
... Competitive elections are just as important in maintaining a balanced view and in enabling effective power transfers. In general terms competitive elections do give the constituency options. Cowen and Laakso (1997: 726) ...
131
The Visegrád Countries:
... The Visegrád economies have been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, especially its second ...the Visegrád economies from 2021 onwards should be significantly helped by the massive inflow of EU transfers, ...
22
Russian capital in the Visegrád countries
... four Visegrád countries, their motivations and ownership advantages, based mostly on the eclectic ...The Visegrád countries have attracted less Russian investment than their economic ...
57
Electoral democracy in a divided society: The 2008 gubernatorial election in Maluku, Indonesia
... the electoral institutions for local elections has led to an increasing emphasis on personalistic populism, which requires candidates to engage increasingly more directly with their constituen- ...an ...
31