Electoral System in UK Law
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The Electoral System
This article provides an overview of South Africa's electoral arrangements. It consists of three sections. The first sketches the historical background of the present system and some of the importa...
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The right of minorities to political participation under the Ethiopian electoral system
Broad representation of different ethnic groups has implications in stability and the quality of democracy. The right to political participation is largely realized through the electoral system of ...
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Democratic Consolidation and Electoral System Change in Croatia: What Is Wrong with the Proportional Representation?
This article focuses on the politics of electoral system change and its effects on the process of democratic consolidation in Croatia. After the first decade of democratisation when electoral rules...
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Democratic Consolidation and Electoral System Change in Croatia: What Is Wrong with the Proportional Representation?
This article focuses on the politics of electoral system change and its effects on the process of democratic consolidation in Croatia. After the first decade of democratisation when electoral rules...
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Changing the rules of the game: Determinants of successful electoral system change in Central and Eastern Europe
This article explores the conditions of successful electoral system change. It develops four hypotheses on the conditions of the successful implementation of proposals to modify electoral laws. The...
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The workings of the single member plurality electoral system in India and the need for reform
India uses the single member plurality system (SMPS) to elect members of the lower house of its national (federal) parliament and the state assemblies. The electoral system has remained stable desp...
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Postal voting puts underfunded UK electoral system at risk of collapse.
...The head of the Electoral Commission has warned that a significant increase in the use of postal votes at the forthcoming UK general election could push the administrative system to breaking point. The commission's chairman, Sam Younger, told Finan......
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Electoral Reform or Not: Party Interests Defeated Principled Arguments in the Late Nineteenth Century and Have Characterised the UK’s Electoral System Since
Conti’s Parliament the Mirror of the Nation is an excellent, thorough exploration and explication of nineteenth-century debates over electoral reform as members of Britain’s intellectual elite wres...
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