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Muhtadi, Burhanuddin

doi:10.1007/978-981-13-6779-3_1

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“…There have been instances of pervasive and widespread political corruption, especially vote buying and electoral frauds across countries of Africa, including Kenya, Uganda, Benin, Madagascar, Nigeria, Mali, Senegal, Tanzania and South Africa (Jensen & Justesen, 2014;Vicente, 2014). Several works have also provided clear evidence of the pervasive influence of vote buying in elections in Latin America and Asia (Burhanuddin Muhtadi, 2019;Canare et al, 2018;Gonzalez-Ocantos et al, 2020;Jensen & Justesen, 2014).…”

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“…The less well-established democracies are so characterized because of their low standards of electoral competition as well as deviation from the tenets of liberal democracy. They are generally characterized by poor quality elections, weak democratic institutions, curtailment of civil liberties, poor adherence to the rule of law and the efflorescence of political corruption (Burhanuddin Muhtadi, 2019).…”

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Has anything changed with illegitimate electoral financing and political power contestation in Nigeria?

Nwozor

Oshewolo

Ifejika

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Cogent Social Sciences

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This paper examines the monetization of politics through the manipulation of the loopholes in the electoral funding architecture of Nigeria. It evaluates whether the ceiling placed on individual and group donations to candidates and political parties by Nigeria's Electoral Act 2010 (as amended) was adhered to in mobilizing election funds in recent presidential elections. In other words, this paper investigates whether election funding in Nigeria's recent elections followed the prescribed protocols as indicated in the Electoral Act and the extent to which adherence or otherwise contributed to the monetization of the electoral contests and its implication for electoral integrity. Using data generated from key informant interviews and qualitatively analyzed in the tradition of logical inductive method, ABOUT THE AUTHORS Agaptus Nwozor teaches Political Science and International Relations at Landmark University, Omu-Aran, Nigeria. His major research and teaching interests span the entire spectrum of democratization and development studies.

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Has anything changed with illegitimate electoral financing and political power contestation in Nigeria?

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Oshewolo

Ifejika

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“…In addition, dynastic politics can also be interpreted as the practice of power in which family members are given and/or get certain positions in the power structure. So, power is only divided into family/relatives and distributed among families/relatives only (Fossati et al, 2020;Muhtadi, 2018Muhtadi, , 2019bMuhtadi, , 2019a. Political dynasties are considered as primitive power reproduction systems because they rely on the blood and descendants of only a few people.…”

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Comparison of the Political Dynasty in Banten Province With the Political Dynasty in Central Maluku District

Sufajar

Guridno

2021

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The article of this study tries to explain political dynasties by making a comparison between political dynasties in Banten province and political dynasties in Central Maluku district. The political dynasties in these two regions have similarities in the basic framework of kinship relations, but the political dynasties in Central Maluku also show the dominance of the Hatuhaha Group in a strategic position in the social life of the people in Central Maluku and Maluku. This study also produces findings that local officials who carry out political dynasties focus on the economic and political interests of their groups and cause corruption in the management of power. In collecting data using library research method. The result showed that Political dynasties also show the weakness of political parties in the recruitment of regional leaders so that democracy at the local level is trapped by the interests of groups from the political dynasty.

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Environmental Awareness and Concern over Transboundary Oil Spill in Bintan Island: a Preliminary Analysis Results

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Regarding its strategic position which also has environmental potential and actual threats, Kepulauan Riau Province (Riau Island) is facing some challenges. This study discussed the environmental awareness and concern over transboundary oil spills case in Bintan Island, Kepulauan Riau. This study organized a regional cross-sectional survey exploring: (1) knowledge, (2) attitudes, (3) political attitudes, and (4) political perception in relation to transboundary oil spills case. This finding has an important implication for developing a more significant information and socialization on environmental politics and governance towards people in Bintan Island. It also argued that Awareness violates voting process, while, Party Identification and Concern have a positive impact on voting probability. The relevance of Awareness is supported by the inclusion of variable control even though our variable control were not significant.

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Cited by 3 publications

References 51 publications

Has anything changed with illegitimate electoral financing and political power contestation in Nigeria?

Has anything changed with illegitimate electoral financing and political power contestation in Nigeria?

Comparison of the Political Dynasty in Banten Province With the Political Dynasty in Central Maluku District

Environmental Awareness and Concern over Transboundary Oil Spill in Bintan Island: a Preliminary Analysis Results

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