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NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (11) answer(s).
 
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For a change: the rate of National Assembly seats changing hands is not a reliable gauge to predict elctoral outcomes in 2013 / Gazdar, Haris   Journal Article
Gazdar, Haris Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Key Words FATA  ;  PPP  ;  PMLN  ;  National Assembly  ;  MQM  ;  ANP  ; 
Election - 2013  ;  Pakistan - 1967-1977 
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ID:   138354


House improvements: how the senate can strengthen the federaion / Khan, Maryam S   Article
Khan, Maryam S Article
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ID:   114234


Introduction / Kubicek, Paul   Journal Article
Kubicek, Paul Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Summary/Abstract Turkish voters elected a new National Assembly on June 12, 2011. As expected, the incumbent Justice and Development Party (AKP, Adalet ve Kalkinma Partisi) prevailed. This brief introductory article provides background on the elections and the main Turkish political parties. It also introduces the various contributions for this special issue that will analyze the impact this election will have on both domestic and foreign policy.
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ID:   119590


Kite runners: Karachi's changing demographics, the Taliban threat and the unknown PTI factor are giving the all-mighty MQM sleepless nights / Faruqi, Sama   Journal Article
Faruqi, Sama Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
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ID:   122881


KP's new king: after five years of misgovernance, corruption and lawlessness, the people of Khyber Pakhtookhwa are ready for a new leadership / Yusufzai, Rahimullah   Journal Article
Yusufzai, Rahimullah Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
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ID:   086810


New Zealand and South Korea: sixty-year link / Bellamy, Paul   Journal Article
Bellamy, Paul Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Modern political parties based on democratic principles were first introduced in the Republic of Korea after liberation from the Japanese in 1945. In 1946 the South Chosun Provision Legislative Council was convened to write the National Assembly Election Law and the Constituent Assembly took place 1948-50.
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ID:   093771


One step forward / Mustafa, Zubeida   Journal Article
Mustafa, Zubeida Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
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Paradox of dynastic politics: facts and myths about political dynasties in Punjab and their implications / Cheema, Ali; Javid, Hassan; Naseer, Muhammad Farooq   Journal Article
Cheema, Ali Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
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Pir's blessings / Bucha, Sana   Journal Article
Bucha, Sana Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
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Running on reserve: is there a more effective way of representing women in parliament? / Kohari, Alizeh   Journal Article
Kohari, Alizeh Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
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Star search: do elections help nondemocratic regimes identify new leaders? / Malesky, Edmund; Schuler, Paul   Journal Article
Malesky, Edmund Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract A commonly proffered theory to explain the use of elections in authoritarian regimes is that they help identify talented young leaders who can be groomed for leadership positions. Unfortunately, due to the difficulties of obtaining data in authoritarian settings, this hypothesis has not been tested satisfactorily. We examine candidate-level data from the 2007 Vietnamese National Assembly (VNA) election and subsequent selection of candidates for top positions within the VNA and for top ministry positions. We find no evidence that vote share is associated with promotion to leadership positions in the VNA and only limited evidence for vote share association with ministerial posts. Instead, the results indicate that leadership selection takes place within the party rather than through elections. Furthermore, behavior within the assembly suggests that those who were chosen may have been selected based on their loyalty or at least pliancy to the party elites.
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