The Essence and Features of Democracy in the Interpretation of A. de Tocqueille by Vadym Nikolenko

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The Legal basis of the Election System of the Swiss Confederation by Magdalena A. Tarnavskaya

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The Problem of the Legislative Sentence to the Death Penalty in Russia in the Context of International Obligations by Alexey V. Ivanov

Subjects: “…the second optional protocol to the international covenant on civil and political rights…”
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Argentina's presidential elections by Bollig, B, Sdrigotti, F

“…Before then, Argentina’s political right had tended to dispense with elections, with a succession of military coups ushering in conservative or reactionary regimes.…”

Theories of the Ethical Government Vs. Social Contract: A Practical View of the State Through Hegel's Point of View and His Critiques of Classical Liberalism by Ayet Mulaee, Sayed Ali Mousavi, Farshid Bandehali

“…He also, based the political right on having an independent nature from the state and supports the concept of political right where it maintains its idealistic aspect, but is based on a certain historical era. …”
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Brexit, Trump and Development Education by Stephen McCloskey

“…Greater support of coalface, community-based development education particularly in politically disconnected and economically marginalised areas could help to restore hope, confidence and agency to communities that have been seduced by a resurgent political right.…”
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Classical Political Philosophy and the Crisis of Modernity – An alternative to the competition State by Jacob Dahl Rendtorff

“…It is however clear, that this intellectual aristocratism is different from dominant conservative at the political right that also can be accused of having reduced politics to economics and utility maximization where focus is on promotion of personal privileges and interests rather than a concern for the common good in a strong political community.…”
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Climate change and the politicization of ESG in the US by Chris Hilson

“…The current paper explores the way in which ESG has become a, perhaps unlikely, object of politicization by the political right. In doing so, it analyses the meaning of politicization in an ESG context and the various forms it has taken, both discursive and substantive. …”
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The Trump Administration in Latin America: Continuity and Change by Carlos Oliva Campos, Gary Prevost

“…Also analysed is the resonance of Trump's policies with the recent turn to the political right in Latin America, notably in Argentina, Chile, Brazil and Colombia. …”
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Hashtags as signals of political identity: #BlackLivesMatter and #AllLivesMatter. by Maia Powell, Arnold D Kim, Paul E Smaldino

“…We found a strong effect of partisanship on perceptions of the tweets, such that participants on the political left were more likely to view #AllLivesMatter tweets as racist and offensive, while participants on the political right were more likely to view #BlackLivesMatter tweets as racist and offensive. …”
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Hashtags as signals of political identity: #BlackLivesMatter and #AllLivesMatter by Maia Powell, Arnold D. Kim, Paul E. Smaldino

“…We found a strong effect of partisanship on perceptions of the tweets, such that participants on the political left were more likely to view #AllLivesMatter tweets as racist and offensive, while participants on the political right were more likely to view #BlackLivesMatter tweets as racist and offensive. …”
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Israel and the diaspora: problems of cognitive dissonance by Safran, W

“…Jews in the diaspora believe that Israel will be better supported by their hostland’s political right rather than its left; that Israel can be saved, despite itself, by a kind of ‘tough love’ bestowed upon it by the diaspora or its hostland governments; and that Jewish identity and survival, based on an autonomous and largely secular culture, can be assured regardless of whether Israel exists or not. …”

Diversity and bias in DBpedia and Wikidata as a challenge for text-analysis tools by Bettina Berendt, Oğuz Özgür Karadeniz, Sercan Kıyak, Stefan Mertens, Leen d'Haenens

“…In particular, we found a staggering overrepresentation of the political right in the English-language DBpedia. …”
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Undermining the legitimacy of the news media: How Swedish members of parliament use Twitter to criticise the news media by Liminga Agnes, Strömbäck Jesper

“…Moreover, the results show that MPs from the political right – in particular the Moderate Party and the Sweden Democrats – are most active in tweeting delegitimising media criticism, and that the most common target is public service media.…”
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Israel and the diaspora: problems of cognitive dissonance by Safran, W

“…Jews in the diaspora believe that Israel will be better supported by their hostland’s political right rather than its left; that Israel can be saved, despite itself, by a kind of 'tough love’ bestowed upon it by the diaspora or its hostland governments; and that Jewish identity and survival, based on an autonomous and largely secular culture, can be assured regardless of whether Israel exists or not. …”

Las caras del hispanismo : tránsitos y perfiles de intelectuales de derecha en la posguerra by María Celina Fares

“…The movement of between academic and university centers on both sides of the Atlantic in the middle of the 20th century led to exchanges of ideas among the parties from the political right, which supported ideas related to authoritarian nationalism. …”
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The changing political landscape of Sweden by Gabriella Elgenius, Magnus Wennerhag

“… The political landscape in Sweden has undergone considerable changes in recent decades The number of political parties in the Swedish parliament has increased from five to eight, and the socio-economic issues of the traditional political right–left scale has been challenged by socio-cultural issues relating to lifestyle and identity. …”
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Globalization and the Labour Movement: Challenges and Responses by Ronaldo Munck

“…‘There is no alternative’ was not just a triumphalist slogan of the political right but a palpable feeling across the political spectrum. …”
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Inverted Totems: On the Significance of “Woke” in the Culture Wars by Todd Madigan

“…I then argue that in spite of the fact that it is the political right that uses <i>woke</i> most vociferously within the culture wars, neither the Republican Party nor any other ideologically conservative institution is the social group symbolized by <i>woke</i>.…”
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Leviathan in Crisis by Franz Mauelshagen

“…Doubts about the legitimacy of restrictions on free movement (travel, social distancing) and individual choice (the wearing of masks) have been nourished particularly by the political right. Reviving our knowledge of past experiences with disease may be useful in this context. …”
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