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The Shaikh's Republic: The Kurdish Regional Government's Incorporation of Tribalism
Brian A Kennedy
Jan 01, 0001
Iraqi Kurdistan in 2015 is polity quite unlike any other. Iraqi Kurdistan has come to be treated in policy making circles as a model for what is sometimes believed to be impossible: a highly tribal, multi-religious and multi...
Published by: Ursinus College
Phoenix turned to ashes
P T Kennedy
Mar 01, 2011
This article seeks to chart the decline in the Socialist government’s fortunes since it repeated its 2004 general election victory in 2008. The travails of the Spanish economy are the dominant theme of this article, given that...
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Phoenix turned to ashes
P T Kennedy
Mar 01, 2011
This article seeks to chart the decline in the Socialist government’s fortunes since it repeated its 2004 general election victory in 2008. The travails of the Spanish economy are the dominant theme of this article, given that...
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Who Wins Post-Conflict? Political Party Transformation in Northern Ireland During the Brexit Era
Shannon Henes
Jan 01, 0001
This paper delves into the dynamics of political parties in post-conflict societies, with a focus on Northern Ireland. It challenges the idea that electoral outcomes are solely determined by ethnonational identity, highlighting...
Published by: Ursinus College
Why Are Gender Quota Laws Adopted by Men? The Role of Inter- and Intra-Party Competition
Ana Catalano Weeks
Dec 01, 2018

In nearly every case of quota law adoption, the support of party elites is critical. But this raises a puzzle: What can motivate predominantly male elites to put these policies in place? This article uses a comparison of two...

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Asylum Policy in France: A Case Study of Governing Party Incentives & Seine Saint-Denis : Une étude de cas sur l'impact des partis au pouvoir sur la politique d'asile
Jacob Kang
Jan 01, 0001
Following an increase in displaced persons globally in the 2000s and 2010s, governments around the world have been required to adjust their response to the growing need for refuge. Even internally within countries, there was...
Published by: Ursinus College
Basic Income in the UK

Of all the European welfare states, the UK most clearly represents the liberal regime type - notwithstanding a shift towards 'social investment' under New Labour - as defined by its residual, targeted benefit structure and...

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Why Are Gender Quota Laws Adopted by Men? The Role of Inter- and Intra-Party Competition
Ana Catalano Weeks
Dec 01, 2018

In nearly every case of quota law adoption, the support of party elites is critical. But this raises a puzzle: What can motivate predominantly male elites to put these policies in place? This article uses a comparison of two...

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The Rise of Political Factions in the United States: 1789-1795
William Wehrs
Jan 01, 0001
Organized factions were something that did not arise with the creation of the United States. Rather, they slowly emerged during George Washington's presidency. Initially, the Founding Fathers were highly resistant to the idea....
Published by: Ursinus College
Basic Income in the UK

Of all the European welfare states, the UK most clearly represents the liberal regime type - notwithstanding a shift towards 'social investment' under New Labour - as defined by its residual, targeted benefit structure and...

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