The limits of electoral engineering

Article Abstract:

Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) considered, as troubled corners of Europe have become a test of the ability of outside experts and carefully designed institutions to overcome a legacy of intense ethnocommunal conflict. Parties perpetuate and exploit ethnically defined security dilemmas as enduring uncertainties of the country's political and economic future allows them to do so.

Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Political systems

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An " Arab" more than " Muslim" electoral gap

Article Abstract:

Non-Arab Muslim-majority countries tend to over perform gauging electoral competitiveness relative to economic development. The results show that Arab countries under perform gauging electoral competitiveness.

Islamic countries, Political rights

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Electoral reform and stability in Uruguay

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the introduction of a new electoral system in Chile and the strong committment shown to the political system by voters is discussed.

Politics, Uruguay, Political reform

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