Party membership is in decline across the established democracies, but populist parties appear to be reversing this trend. The expansion of parties’ base raises question whether these are fulfilling their role as actors who serve a “corrective democracy” by mobilizing socially and politically marginalized become active. Using large comparative datasets from European Social Survey World Values S...

Abstract Australian children have few legal rights and in the context of youth justice, community safety tends to be prioritised over best interests wellbeing children. “Tough on crime” approaches justice law policy been influenced by penal populism, whilst voices practitioners who work with young people commit offences remain largely ignored. We interviewed 92 criminal settings a low socioecon...

At one time, JEAB editorial policy was perceived by some to consist mainly of dogmatically enforcing a Skinnerian interpretation of all findings reported in the journal. Partly in response to that undeserved reputation, the journal explicitly defined itself as the place to publish research on the behavior of individual organisms, and not as a place that encourages any particular theoretical ori...

This brief commentary discusses a recent paper by Speed and Mannion that explores “The Rise of post truth populism in liberal democracies: challenges for health policy.” It considers their assertion that through meaningful democratic engagement in health policy, some of the risks brought about by an exclusionary populist politics can be mediated. With an overview of what participation means in ...

Money laundering crime is a that not only threatens the stability of economy and integrity financial system, but it can also divide institutions public, national state life. These crimes have developed asa humanitarian problem existence with development society, so in efforts to execute been penal non-penal. one ofthe transnational organized crimes, isnecessary remedy so-called criminal policie...

Estonia is the only country in the world where all voters can vote online in national elections. In the 2015 election, 31% of voters did so. This paper discusses the sociology and politics of online voting in Estonia. I first show that online voting is a partisan project. Liberal, conservative, and social democratic parties support online voting as a way of modernizing the electoral system, whi...

Utilizing finance conceptual framework, this paper applies a Frontier-Volatility analysis to illuminate regulatory policies effects on volatility under Iranian Banking Prudential Framework over the period 2003 to 2015 using the raw database collected, classified and compiled by the Rahavard Novin Co. version 3, Securities and Stock Exchange Organization. Findings portray that volatility is affe...

Both major contenders in Peru’s 1931 presidential contest made populist mobilization a centerpiece of their political strategies. Never before had a candidate for national office so completely flouted traditional channels of political power and so thoroughly staked his political aspirations on the mobilization of support from non-elite segments of the population. This paper asks: Why did these ...