This article introduces the concepts of political impression management and perception
politics. It furthermore discusses results from empirical case studies by the authors using …

Many real systems are made of strongly interacting networks, with profound consequences
on their dynamics. Here, we consider the case of two interacting social networks and, in the …

… , i should be considered as being equal to l on election day in 1892, to 2 on election day
in 1896, and so on. An election held at time i will sometimes be referred to as election i . ) Let …

… the election, to guarantee an election win… win, rather it depends on the scenario they are
placed in. The purpose of this project is to investigate alternative methods to winning an election …

The wording of political messages is known to affect voting behavior, including judgments
about whether or not candidates will be elected. Yet the question remains whether voting …

… elections emulate a direct assembly and the winning platform becomes the" mandate" that
the government pursues. In a second -“accountability"-view, elections … of the next election. Yet …

… For those already engaged, we show you how to win elections. … Issues such as those we
raised in our elections do not by themselves attract enough voters to win, but they point up the …

… In a typical election about one in two voters ends up on the … Yet, election after election, most
of us hope that our favorite … The frequency with which incumbents win elections is striking. …

… In November 2000 an extremely rare event occurred, a virtually tied election involving …
would have been handled if Gore had won the election. In particular, Democrats criticized Bush’s …

… The candidates who win election to public office have the power to change your life by
the laws they pass. Does it make sense to entrust so much power to persons you don't know …