This article considers the vast academic literature on campaign finance regulation in the
United States, drawing on the fields of political theory, American politics, election law …

From a leading expert on election law, a compelling answer to the dilemmas of campaign
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Foreign election interference presents a significant threat to electoral fairness, democratic
legitimacy, and public confidence in elections. This article argues for an “electoral …

The freedom of association is one of the fundamental rights of a country. However, in
Indonesia, the problems regarding of the legitimacy and recognition of the right to freedom of …

Political finance literature lacks a common framework for classifying regulatory systems. As
these tools are influential in the identification of generalizable relationships, studies …

Equal electoral influence has been broadly accepted as the essential political norm for
almost a century. Moreover, it is often considered a significant component of democratic …

This chapter discusses the theoretical foundations of campaign finance regulation with a
particular focus on the central concepts—liberty, equality, corruption, participation, and …

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dynamics, in particular, account for the global problem of money in politics. The first …

Thanks to a series of recent US Supreme Court decisions, corporations can now spend
unlimited sums to influence elections, Super PACs and dark money groups are flourishing …

The field of comparative election law in Canada is robust. Some of the most significant
recent texts have drawn on the case law and academic writing from other jurisdictions, and …