Lithuanian women's political and social movement at the end of XX century by Virginija Jurėnienė

“…They wanted to get some advice and ways to solve their problems.   The political parties, i.e., Social Democrats, Democrats, and Christian Democrats, wanted to gain influence on the women's movement. …”
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From paternalistic stereotypes to overtly negative storytelling: A critical narrative analysis of how British Conservative leaders talk about young people (2005-2022) by Alma-Pierre Bonnet

“…In what amounts to a vicious circle, politicians and political parties tend to ignore the needs of those who do not vote for them. …”
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Political Rivalry in the Light of Leigh van Halen’s Red Queen Hypothesis by Jarosław Nocoń

“…The final section identifies the key dimensions of analysis for competition among politicians, political parties, and states on the international stage. …”
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Emancipazionismo e femminismo tra le pagine de L’Alleanza (1906-1911) by Tiziana Pironi

“…This essay examines the annual issues of the weekly magazine L’Alleanza, which was founded in Pavia by Carmela Baricelli, a teacher from Cremona, whose aim was to use the magazine to promote a gender alliance among women, beyond different political parties. Thanks to her resourcefulness and self-initiative, the magazine lasted longer than other similar publications of the time, achieving a good national circulation, as it officially put itself forward as a “liaison body” for the various pro-suffrage committees. …”
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La déviance sociale à Londres vue par une enquêtrice socialiste française : Flora Tristan et les Promenades dans Londres (1840) by Stéphane Michaud

“…They came from all social backgrounds and political parties and analysed the most industrialised country in Europe as the laboratory of the future. …”
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L’aménagement du territoire national et les contraintes de la nouvelle gouvernance dans la Tunisie postrévolutionnaire by Mourad Ben Jelloul

“…Because of the January 2011 popular uprisings the local populations and the civil society in underprivileged areas exerted political pressure on the successive governments as well as the ruling political parties to improve the socio-economic situation of their regions and to end their isolation. …”
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What should public governance be: review on the book: Zotov V. V. [ed.] (2021), Public administration in a digital society: to a new social contract: monograph, University Book, Ku... by R. N. Korchagin

“…This is a research publication, that introduces the government and municipal employees, representatives of science, education and of public organisations and political parties, all interested in the range of modern problems of social development in the context of the digital transformation of most public spheres and the public administration transformation.…”
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A Periodical "Pagalba" Issued by the Protestant Wing of the National Movement of Lithuania Minor in Germany (till 1919) by Domas Kaunas

“…A part of them stayed under the influence of German political parties, another part sought the political autonomy. …”
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BALTIC ETHNOCRACIES BETWEEN RUSSIA AND THE EU: IN SEARCH OF CONSENSUS UNDER CONDITIONS OF THE ECONOMIC CRISIS by V. V. Vorotnikov

“…Natural necessity to abandon previous one-sided Euro-Atlantic foreign political and foreign economic orientation in favor of more balanced approach towards relations with Eastern neighbours (primarily with Russia) has become the issue of key importance that turned out to be a stumbling block for main political parties (ruling parties, opposition, so called ‚Russian‘ parties) in the Baltic states. …”
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La presse italienne, le pouvoir politique et l’autorité judiciaire durant le fascisme by Yannick Beaulieu

“…There were, at that time, as many newspapers as there were political parties and organisations. Articles were explicitly violent and the civil war was started by various campaigns run by political newspapers. …”
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Reimagining South African political campaigns through indigenous language posters in the 4IR: A political communication perspective by Fulufhelo Oscar Makananise

“…Therefore, the article recommends that, in the context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, for political parties to participate in the development, preservation, digitalisation, and promotion of these indigenous languages, they should strive to use and post on social media accounts political election campaign posters that are written in the various South African indigenous languages.   …”
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Reflection in Practice as Source of Values: The Cross-cultural Creation of a Health-care Ethic in Post-Apartheid South Africa by Augustine Shutte

“…When the partners in dialogue have general recognition of one another (religions, countries, professional bodies, political parties), these values can provide materials for a Global Ethic (Parliament of the World’s Religions), that is constructed from the bottom up (the Oregon Plan), rather than by some public authority (the United Nations). …”
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The Election System of the Swiss Confederation: Counting of Votes and Establishment of Election Results by M. A. Tarnavskaya

“…In this article, the author also gives a brief description of the main political parties in Switzerland and statistics of seats allocation in 49 legislature of National Council following the elections of October 23, 2011. …”
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Local media reporting and influence on political communication in the North of Kosovo and Metohija by Jakšić Teodora Lj, Marjanović Milica M.

“…The initial hypothesis was that there is a low level of cooperation and trust in reporting between representatives of local political parties and the media.…”
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KATALIKŲ BAŽNYČIOS KAITA LIETUVOJE TRANSFORMACIJŲ LAIKOTARPIU by Valdas Pruskus

“…Second, the Church was looking for ways and means to disclose its relations with political parties. The Church was trying to maintain a moderate position with respect to political parties, because they have not sufficiently clearly defined their ideological identity and have not expressed clearly their position with respect to the Church. …”
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KATALIKŲ BAŽNYČIOS KAITA LIETUVOJE TRANSFORMACIJŲ LAIKOTARPIU by Valdas Pruskus

“…Second, the Church was looking for ways and means to disclose its relations with political parties. The Church was trying to maintain a moderate position with respect to political parties, because they have not sufficiently clearly defined their ideological identity and have not expressed clearly their position with respect to the Church. …”
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POLITICAL BEHAVIOR AND ELECTORAL VIOLENCE IN NIGERIA: ANALYSIS OF THE 2011 AND 2015 GENERAL ELECTIONS by IBIRONKE B. DOMINION ADIGUN

“…The voters should be allowed to freely vote for the candidate and political parties of their choice. Searching through history, it has been discovered that there has been no general election in Nigeria since independence in 1960 that has not been characterized by election violence, which has also led to a serious crisis, violence, disputations, and even bloodshed despite the law governing the electoral process in Nigeria. …”
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Droits fonciers coutumiers et autonomie régionale à kalimantan-est (Indonésie) by Patrice Levang, Nicolas Buyse

“…For long despised and ignored by the central power, the indigenous populations, sustained in it by indigenist NGOs and the new political parties allowed, asked for the respect of their customary laws and the recognition of their tenure rights. …”
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Demokratisasi Dan Desentralisasi Partai Demokrasi Indonesia Perjuangan Dalam Pemilukada Provinsi Sumatera Utara Tahun 2018 by Junedi Lumban Gaol, Muryanto Muryanto, Heri Kusmanto

“…This study is intended to describe and explain in depth the level of democracy and decentralization of power and authority of political parties in decision-making, especially in the nomination, determination up to the stage of submitting the Candidates for Governor and Deputy Governor in the General Election of Regional Heads of North Sumatra for the 2018-2023 Period. …”
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Hugo Chavez : le renouveau du populisme vénézuélien ? by Olivier Folz

“…The generalized crisis which, from the Eighties, fell down on the country put a term at forty years of a two-party-system and considerably weakened the model of representative democracy set up by both political parties: Democratic Action and Copei. Benefiting from this vacancy, new political actors, independent of the traditional parties, emerged in the Venezuelan’s political panorama and among them Hugo Chavez. …”
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