The Journal of legislative studies

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  Año 2026, Vol. 32, Número 1

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    Home is where the money is?: A constituency characteristics approach for analysing thedeterminants of MPs’ moonlighting

    Lukas Seibert

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    págs. 1-22

    
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    Cross-parliamentary control

    Mette Marie Staehr Harder

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    págs. 23-41

    
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    Case studies on the impact of ex-post legislativeevaluations in Dutch healthcare: a within and cross-case analysis

    Linda J. Knap, Johan Legemaate, Roland D. Friele

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    págs. 42-66

    
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    The Malabo PAP Protocol: a catalyst for the evolution of the Pan-African Parliament?

    Bonolo Ramadi Dinokopila

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    págs. 67-91

    
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    Political parties and participation: migrants’ subjective knowledge about their representatives

    Sergiu Gherghina

    • Resumen

    págs. 92-115

    
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    Mind the gap: A typology of the gap between theory and practice in parliamentary oversight – lessons from the Israeli system

    Bell E. Yosef

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    págs. 116-142

    
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    What makes political parties to elect more women?: a cross-country comparison

    Pamela Pansardi, Luca Pinto

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    págs. 143-157

    
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    The representation of complex diversity in upper chambers: comparative study of Ethiopia, Iran and Turkey

    Ender Akyol, Yasin Yimam Mohammed, Azam Ahmadi

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    págs. 158-175