This paper examines the influence of political ideology on economic growth in the French democracy since 1871. It does so by addressing three main issues: the property and the reliability of a political ideology index in the long-run, the robustness of the relationship between ideology and growth and the specific channels through which political ideology affects economic performance. The main c...

All over the world, local, regional and national governments are exploring various governance approaches ranging from public-private partnerships to civic engagement and citizen participation. All of these meet the interdependency character of complex decision making process. In the governance literature, different forms of governance arrangements are seen as promising solution for managing suc...

This paper empirically examines the direct and indirect effect of role democracy, and, in turn, oil dependence volatility on governmental expenditure exporting countries. To achieve this aim, we apply a panel Vector Auto-Regressive (PVAR) model along with impulse response functions from period 1983 to 2016. The findings show that quality political institutions, it is observed democratic countri...

this paper seeks to answer the question whether the constitutional revolution of 1905-1911 in iran was a democratic revolution or social revolution? this discussion has been explained from the view point of the political sociology, relying on the moore's theory. studies indicate that the constitutional revolution in all periods has had the features of democratic revolution for the followin...

The recent diffusion of democracy across the globe has led to an increase in curiosity scholars, policymakers and public alike about main principles characteristics democracy. Equally important are concerns over outcomes democracy, especially responsiveness environmental citizens’ protection times disasters. This article aims answer several questions understanding complexity variability countri...

Organized crime in Latin America is undergoing constant and substantial changes, positioning itself as a relevant strategic actor in the hemisphere, reconfiguring geographic borders, penetrating political and social structures, playing a significant role in the economy, and threatening progress in building the state and strengthening democratic systems. Although its manifestations differ from p...

This paper is a conceptual and empirical exploration of the tensions inherent in the drive to increase openness and transparency in government by means of information access and dissemination. The idea that democratic governments should be open, accessible, and transparent to the governed is receiving renewed emphasis through the combination of government reform efforts and the emergence of adv...

The views expressed in this paper are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of the United Nations or its Member States. ABSTRACT Public administration is an essential link between citizens and governments. Over the past 50 years, its practice and conceptual terrain have undergone four phases, namely, traditional public administration, public management, new public managemen...

In this paper, we modified E-MIP architecture [10][3][4][5][6], an architecture that we developed taking inspiration from the political organizations of democratic governments, and which provides a solution for the coordination of a robot colonies in dangerous environments, to allow a team of robots to play soccer. The development of an evolution of Economic Metaphor of Italian Politics is now ...

Procedural fairness theory posits that the way in which authoritative decisions are made strongly impacts people’s willingness to accept them. This article challenges this claim by contending that democratic governments can achieve little in terms of acceptance of policy decisions by the procedural means at their disposal. Instead, outcome favorability is the dominant determinant of decision ac...