Journalistic genres in the magazine "Leskovački glasnik" in 1927 and 1928 on the subject of women's right to vote by Grgov Aleksandra

“…The subject of our research are newspaper articles in the magazine "Leskovački glasnik" in 1927 and 1928 that deal with the issue of women's right to vote. The research starts from the following research questions: "Which journalistic genres were represented in the weekly between the wars of the 20th century when writing about women's political organization?" …”
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Virtual general meetings by Radović Vuk G.

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Menakar Partisipasi Pemilih Pemula dalam Pemilihan Kepala Daerah di Masa Pandemi Covid-19 by Khairunnisa Maulida, Hertanto Hertanto, Robi Cahyadi Kurniawan, Arizka Warganegara

“…Fourth, 81.3% of novice voters answered that they were not influenced by their parents in using their right to vote and Awareness of novice voters using their right to vote as citizens was 97.3%.…”
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La fin de la diversité ? Démantèlement jurisprudentiel du Voting Rights Act aux États-Unis by Olivier Richomme

“…Both parties have concentrated their ideological and partisan conflict on the right to vote and have used the law as their weapon of choice. …”
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L’entrée au Parlement des premières députées de la Seconde République espagnole : Clara Campoamor, Victoria Kent, Margarita Nelken, élues de l’assemblée constituante (juillet-décem... by Catherine Saupin

“…Kent’s involvement in the debate on women’s right to vote and the analysis of the reception given to the three deputies within the parliamentary chamber and in the press testify to an accession to Parliament marked by political confrontation and not without resistance.…”
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L’exposition Femmes célèbres du XIXe siècle organisée par Marguerite Durand en 1922 by Mathilde Leïchlé

“…In doing so, she also recreated other forms of knowledge that helped to show the importance of women in history at a time when their access to the right to vote was being debated in the Senate.…”
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Éduquer à représenter démocratiquement ? by Philippe Sahuc

“…In French farming education system, a law has just given to these youngsters the right to vote in Council. Counselling them for this function may give opportunity for an educative act towards representative democracy. …”
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Citoyenneté féminine sous la Seconde République : entre le réformisme social et la démocratisation by Ana Aguado

“…All these rights, as well as the right to vote, were included in the Constitution of 1931. …”
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Revendication des droits civiques et préparation au « jour J » : mobilisation et stratégies des féministes radicales allemandes pour obtenir le droit de vote (années 1890-1918)... by Anne-Laure Briatte

“…This article traces the struggles of German “radical” feminists in enabling and preparing for women’s access to the right to vote and to stand for election. Drawing on articles in the fortnightly journal Die Frauenbewegung (The Women’s Movement), the official press organ of the “radical” bourgeois women’s movement, and on pamphlets and memoirs published by “radical” feminists, it shows that, starting from a somewhat idealized conception of Parliament and relying heavily on this to defend women’s interests, “radical” feminists gradually domesticated politics, through their symbolic entry into the political arena and through the subjects they managed to place on the agenda of parliamentary debates. …”
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État, Politique et absence : le « statut » des Marocains Résidant à l’Étranger (MRE) by Malika Gouirir

“…Such questions, when linked to personal status, shed light on persistent dilemmas on such issues as heritage and the right to vote. The “digital” MRE become “ambassadors” of their “country”. …”
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A Discrete Mathematical Modeling and Optimal Control of the Electoral Behavior with regard to a Political Party by Omar Balatif, Abderrahim Labzai, Mostafa Rachik

“…In this work, we propose a discrete mathematical model that describes the dynamics of citizens who have the right to vote and their electoral behavior with regard to a political party during an awareness program or an electoral campaign. …”
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Parties in the digital jungle by I. A. Lavrov

“…Prensky’s term) are gaining the right to vote in elections. This fact cannot avoid political parties, which are beginning to adapt the use of social media to their own informational and campaigning needs. …”
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Le droit de vote accordé aux femmes britanniques à l’issue de la Première Guerre mondiale : une récompense pour les services rendus ? by Véronique Molinari

“…The fact that 8.5 million British women obtained the right to vote at the end of the First World War has often been attributed to women’s war work and presented as a kind of reward for services rendered to the nation. …”
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Legal protection of citizens' constitutional rights in the 2024 simultaneous elections by Didik Suhariyanto

“…The 2024 Simultaneous Elections are a significant moment in Indonesia's democracy, focusing on citizens' constitutional rights, especially the right to vote and be elected. However, challenges such as issues with the accuracy of the Permanent Voter List (DPT), accessibility for vulnerable groups, and law enforcement against violations of voting rights remain critical. …”
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CONTEMPORARY EUROSCEPTICISM AS A CHALLENGE TO EUROPEAN SOLIDARITY by M. O. Shibkova

“…However, with the lapse of time it became clear that Eurosceptics despite being deprived of the right to vote at the supranational level, can implement its potential to influence the EU through their activity within their countries. …”
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(Post)Feminist Genealogies in Kate Muir’s Suffragette City ad Lisa Evans’ Old Baggage by Mariana Ripoll Fonollar

“…Old Baggage also deploys the figure of the suffragette, but in this case, embodied by a Londoner in her fifties who has just been granted the right to vote, and a group of newly enfranchised girls. …”
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A Comparative Analysis of the Role and Function of Shura (Consultation) in the Political Theories of Darwaza and Fadlallah, Focusing on Quranic Verses 3:159 and 42:38 by Rouhollah Nazemi

“…In the 20th century, influenced by democratic frameworks in Western nations, many Muslim thinkers emphasized the necessity of incorporating shura (consultation) or parliamentary structures, recognizing the people's right to vote and actively participate in their political future. …”
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The ‘envers du décor’ of Suffragette Imagery: Anti-Suffrage Caricature by Abby Franchitti

“…The visible historical discourse that surrounds ‘the woman question’, and more specifically speaking, the acquisition of the women’s right to vote, most frequently evokes the question from the Suffragette or the Suffragist point of view. …”
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Naturalisation as a factor of migrants' inclusion in the socio-political processes of the host country by O. I. Radchenko, D. A. Zinchenko

“…Naturalisation is one of the mechanisms that facilitates the involvement of migrants in the political life of the country, giving them the right to vote and the opportunity to participate in the formation of public policy. …”
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Do xenophobic attitudes influence migrant workers' regional location choice? by Tanja Buch, Carola Burkert, Stefan Hell, Annekatrin Niebuhr, Anette Haas

“…While the immigration of skilled workers seems to be more sensitive to xenophobic violence, evidence is more robust for the share of right-wing votes in the case of low-skilled foreign workers. …”
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