Conditional Populist Party Support: The Role of Dissatisfaction and Incumbency by Nina Wiesehomeier, Saskia Ruth-Lovell, Matthew Singer

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Economic Voting or Class Voting? An Analysis of the Factors Driving Incumbent Vote Choice by Andreea Stancea, Cecilia Ciocîrlan, Rebeca Cojocaru, Daniela Gîlca

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Support Vector Regression and Beta Distribution for the Modeling of Incumbent Party vote for Presidential Elections by R., Kikawa, M, N. Ngungu, D., Ntirampeba, A., Ssematimba

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Inégalités écologiques et comportement électoral : le cas des élections municipales françaises de 2001 by Etienne Farvaque, Nicolas Jean, Bertrand Zuindeau

“…This paper studies the impact of environmental conditions on the result of incumbent parties' candidates in the 2001 local election in France. …”
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METAPHORICAL CONCEPTS AND THEIR IDEOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS IN ALURING VOTES FOR INDONESIAN PRESIDENCY by Arif Budiman, Khristianto Khristianto

“…Other metaphors from the incumbent are targeted to Rocky Gerung (RG), as a tough and intelligent speakers in Indonesian political discourse. …”
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A TEI P5 Manuscript Description Adaptation for Cataloguing Digitized Arabic Manuscripts by Mohammed Ourabah Soualah, Mohamed Hassoun

“…It is incumbent upon libraries holding Arabic manuscripts to provide access to digitized surrogates of their holdings. …”
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Constrained Choices: How Bosnian Communists Lost Their Party Before Losing the Elections by Muharemović Ensar

“…The case of Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1990 demonstrates that slow, indecisive, and gradual policymaking during the transformational period from communism to democracy could have disastrous consequences for the electoral chances of the incumbent communist parties.…”
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Cultural aspects of organizational agility affecting digital innovation by Dulce Goncalves, Magnus Bergquist, Richard Bunk, Sverker Alänge

“…In the context of increasing demand for fast-paced digital innovation, organizational agility becomes strategically crucial for large incumbent companies to increase their competitiveness. …”
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Elections in Croatia, Northern Macedonia, Bulgaria and Serbia by Pavel E. Kandel

“…The opposition nationalist VMRO-DPMNE party in Northern Macedonia has defeated the incumbent Social Democrats with a huge score, however, their ability to carry out the campaign promises is yet unclear. …”
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Is a European Recovery Possible Without High-Tech Public Corporations? by Daniele Archibugi, Vitantonio Mariella

“…This article argues that the EU urgently needs to add another economic policy instrument to defy these incumbent firms, namely to create a few publicly supported large corporations in the areas of greater scientific and technological opportunities. …”
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PERAN LURAH DALAM PEMILIHAN UMUM LEGISLATIF, PEMILIHAN UMUM PRESIDEN/WAKIL PRESIDEN, DAN PEMILIHAN KEPALA DAERAH/WAKIL KEPALA DAERAH DI KOTA TEBING TINGGI by Hatta Ridho

“…This is caused by between that candidates of Major, two of them are incumbent who is holding the position and to have structure relation with village chief.…”
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Un architecte hygiéniste au service de l’Hôpital général de Paris à la fin du xviiie siècle by Marc Lauro

“…Charles-François Viel (1745-1819) was the last official incumbent of the charge of architect of the General Hospital of Paris, prior to the disappearance of this institution in 1790.2 He pursued his career during the early years of the nineteenth century as architect for the capital’s civic hospices. …”
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The Metaphoricity of Corruption: Exploring Ghana's Electoral Manifestos under the Fourth Republic by Daniel Dwamena Ofosu, Sanka Washew

“…Opposition parties used these metaphors more frequently to critique incumbent governments and influence voters. The study highlights the strategic use of metaphors in shaping public perceptions of corruption, suggesting that metaphorical language serves as a powerful rhetorical tool in political discourse that influences electoral outcomes and governance narratives. …”
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A Petrobrás e a indústria de petróleo no Brasil: geopolítica e estratégia nacional de desenvolvimento by Wanderley Messias da Costa

“…Finally, he emphasizes that the country must strengthen its National Defense to defend its sovereign interests, with emphasis on the jurisdictional waters and reserves of oil and gas of the South Atlantic and that, especially in the current crisis; it is incumbent upon the Brazilians to protect the assets represented by Petrobras and its strategic productive, technological and industrial chain.…”
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Institutional innovation for accountability: The National Anti-Corruption System in Mexic by Alejandro Monsivais-Carrillo

“…The analysis shows that SNA emerged from a legislative process that included the effective intervention of a network of experts and specialized organizations in this subject during a politically favorable moment due to corruption scandals that affected the incumbent government. As a result, the original initiative proposed by the government was replaced by a much more ambitious and progressive institutional framework. …”
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The unionization process of police unions in Uruguay by Sabrina Calandrón, Santiago Galar, Mariana Da Silva Lorenz

“…These organizations coexist, associate with each other, and contest power according to the circumstances and the political opportunities present with the incumbent government. This research was conducted with a qualitative and exploratory methodology due to the lack of previous studies on this topic. …”
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Verticalization of data sharing and the difficult path to eunnovation by Selçukhan Ünekbaş

“…By unleashing troves of data hoarded by large incumbents, the Acts aspire to empower small and medium-sized enterprises, unlocking organic innovation. …”
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Study of spectrum sharing in integrated satellite-terrestrial system based on space-based interference cartography by Haitao WANG, Xiwen MAO, Chen ZHANG, Gengxin ZHANG

“…To deal with the spectrum demand of new low earth orbit satellite (LEO) communication component and the aggregate interference generated by incumbent terrestrial component in future integrated satellite-terrestrial system, a novel space-borne spectrum-sensing (SS) and spectrum-database assisted spectrum-sharing scheme with interweave model for LEO cognitive system was proposed.Firstly, considering the adverse impact of the sparse distribution of LEO cognitive node (CN) on SS and interference cartography (IC), the concept of cognitive node position was put forward.Secondly, the spectrum-DB was built based on dual-threshold hybrid SS and IC with LEO cognitive system.Finally, a spectrum-sharing scheme with multi-state virtual network (MSVN) was designed, which could make the coexistence between terrestrial component and uplink of LEO component available.Simulation results indicate that the spectrum-database approach based on the proposed dual-threshold hybrid SS and IC can support the spectrum awareness of high reliability with relatively low-density LEO CN, and that the proposed cooperative access scheme based on spectrum-database and interweave model for LEO component can share spectrum with terrestrial one, but not significantly increase the end-to-end delay of LEO component.…”
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No longer euroskeptics: the evolution of the strategy of «Brothers of Italy» by Maria O. Shibkova, Alena I. Nebyanskaya

“…In the European Parliament elections, the incumbent Italian Prime Minister and leader of the political party «Brothers of Italy», Giorgia Meloni, was personally leading her party’s list in all constituencies and urged citizens to vote for her if they approve of her cabinet’s policies. …”
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DIFFERING APPROACHES OF THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT TOWARDS THE “HISTORY ISSUES” by A. A. Batakova

“…This understanding manifested itself in so far the most successful attempts to apologize for the policies of Japan in the first half of the XX century, including Prime Minister T.Murayama's statement, issued in 1995, as well as measures to address the so-called"historical issues". By contrast, incumbent Prime Minister S.Abe, who is also striving to increase the role of Japan in the international arena, shows a gradual departure from the above-mentioned strategy on presumption that a "masochistic" view of Japanese history runs counter to its national interests. …”
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