Danish Digital Design and the Gradual Erosion of Technology Neutral Administrative Law by Michael Gøtze

“…Value: The article offers a reflective, rule-of-law-based commentary on the ongoing strong political push for digitally ready Danish legislation.         …”
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Epistemological effects of the political on relativistic political geography by ehsan Lashgari Tafreshi

“…Gradually from the 1980s with the development of post-positivist perspectives on human geography; Politics affected all social spheres from government and political parties to gender and considered the smallest power relations associated with the political concept. …”
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NEGATION, INCLUDING, GRADUAL OBLIVION: STATE STRATEGIES ON SOVIET HERITAGE IN GEORGIA, ARMENIA AND AZERBAIJAN by A. A. Tokarev

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معاصر تحریکی سیرتی ادب میں اصول ِتدریج کی روایت by Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Hassaan Saeed

“… In the Twentieth century, after the collapse of a central political institution such as the caliphate, many movements came into existence for the revival of Islam. …”
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معاصر تحریکی سیرتی ادب میں اصول ِتدریج کی روایت by Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Hassaan Saeed

“… In the Twentieth century, after the collapse of a central political institution such as the caliphate, many movements came into existence for the revival of Islam. …”
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Political life of Tevrizsky district of Omsk region: 1996–2012 by O. A. Kiryas

“…The author reveals the features and role of the district press in shaping the political choice of citizens of the district. Based on the materials of the district press, the author presents a political picture of the time, its gradual change and transformation…”
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Understanding of Punishment in the Philosophical, Political and Legal Doctrines of Ancient China by Ye. S. Lohvynenko, I. A. Lohvynenko

“…Punishment did not become a separate institution. There was a gradual formation of the institution of punishment. …”
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Military and political security in the Arctic before and amidst the Ukrainian crisis by I. A. Arzhanov

“…The first section outlines the key military and political security developments in the Arctic before the Ukrainian crisis. …”
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The narrative of the «Northern Territories» in the socio-political discourse of contemporary Japan by D. V. Streltsov

“…At the same time, as the generations change, the interest towards this problem is gradually decreasing, especially among young people. …”
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Practice of relationships between the Prosecutor’s office and the gendarmerie in the investigation of political crimes by V. P. Gorbachov

“…Central agencies targeted the prosecutor’s office and the gendarmerie to coordinate their activities in the investigation of political crimes, which resulted in their gradual rapprochement. …”
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Potential Contribution of the Bologna Process to Strengthening Russian International Political Attractiveness by M. A. Chepurina

“…Traditional categories of power gradually give place to more subtle forms of influence among which public diplomacy and attractive international image of a nation, which can be created and sustained, among others, via international higher education cooperation promotion. …”
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Political Science in Ecuador, 2005-2019. A discipline in search of institutionalization by Edgar Alberto Zamora-Aviles, María Paz Jervis-Pastor

“…This article explores the development of political science as an academic discipline in Ecuador between 2005 and 2019. …”
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Evolution of US public diplomacy: Domestic political determinants, priorities and new challenges by P. А. Sharikov

“…The author argues that one of the key trends in the almost 250-year history of the American political system development was its gradual democratization, aimed to promote inclusion of a larger section of population in political processes. …”
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The Concept of Medieval Stasis: From Medieval Studies to Medievalism, from Medievalism to Political Culture by Maksym W. Kyrchanoff

“…It is shown that 1) the concept of medieval stasis in modern historiography is gradually perceived as part of the intellectual history of the medieval studies, 2) medievalism perceives the stability of feudal structures as its positive characteristic, 3) the use of the concept of medieval stasis in modern medievalism allows to construct the preservation of chronologically prolonged images of Middle Ages, 4) within the framework of the idealization of the Middle Ages, modern medievalist discourse synthesizes the “real” and the “magical”, which excludes the development of narrative structure and the transformation of social, economic and political relations and institutions, 5) the archaic vision of the Middle Ages through the prism of stasis confirms the limitations of the cognitive capabilities of medievalism.…”
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PEMIKIRAN POLITIK ISLAMISME MODERAT AL JAM’IYATUL WASHLIYAH by Ja'far Ja'far

“…Alwashliyah's political thinking continues to experience development. …”
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Second thoughts on digital first: Exploring the development of election campaigning among Swedish political parties, 2010–2022 by Bolin Niklas, Grusell Marie, Nord Lars

“…The analysis shows that Swedish political parties have gradually integrated digital campaign features in their structure and strategy. …”
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Ethnosymbolism as a Framework for Early Modern Literature Analysis: Theoretical Reflections on the Identity of the Political Community of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania by Skirmantas Knieža

“…Smith contributed to establishing the category of communal affiliation termed ‘ethnie’ – a culturally coherent political community with a sense of solidarity among the higher strata of society. …”
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Autocratización a fuego lento: el caso de Nicaragua (2000-2024) by Macià Serra, Daniel Rodríguez Suárez, Salvador Martí i Puig

“…Conclusions: The study concludes that this case represents a paradigmatic example of gradual democratic backsliding, in which state capture and the use of “authoritarian legalism” have been key to maintaining power. …”
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Strengthening research preparedness for crises: lessons from Norwegian government agencies in using randomized trials and quasi-experimental methods to evaluate public policy inter... by Unni Gopinathan, Ingeborg Elgersma, Therese Dalsbø, Mona Bjørbæk, Atle Fretheim

“…The surveyed agencies stressed the importance of legislation providing clear guidelines on when differential treatment can be justified and when informed consent requirements can be waived, as well as faster and clearer processes for managing privacy concerns related to data access. Crucially, greater political acceptance for systematically and gradually implementing reforms, including using randomization, could strengthen evidence-informed public policy, enhancing the scaling-up of effective interventions and deprioritizing ineffective ones.…”
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ECONOMIC FUTURE OF GLOBALIZATION by A. G. Oleynov

“…State regulation of national economies would gradually give way to self-regulation of the world market. …”
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