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Download06/Oct/2023
Lucas Feitosa
, Rafael Mesquita
DOI: 10.1590/1981-3821202300030002
How are the subjects of energy and energy justice discussed within multilateral forums? Given the significance of this subject and the disparities among nations, examining how energy-related matters are addressed in intergovernmental arenas reveals how governments manage the implications of inequalities in basic needs, such as energy. To investigate the phenomenon, we monitored how the seven categories identified in the literature – ‘Efficiency’, ‘Access to Energy’, ‘Renewable Energies’, ‘Capacity Building’, ‘Research and Development’, ‘Technology Transfer’, and ‘Financing’ – were evoked […]
Keywords: cluster analysis; correspondence analysis; Energy; energy justice; UN
01/Apr/2016
Willber Nascimento, José Alexandre da Silva Jr, Ranulfo Paranhos, Denisson Silva, Dalson Britto Figueiredo Filho
DOI: 10.1590/1981-38212016000200005
What is the impact of small parties on electoral outcomes? This articles aims at contributing to the literature on party systems by proposing a new method to classify political parties. The methodology is applied to Brazil by focusing on the description of the election results of small parties. Cluster analysis is employed to classify political party size based on their percentage of votes in the Brazilian states. The main findings indicate that classifying parties through cluster analysis is more objective […]
Keywords: cluster analysis; disproportionality; electoral volatility; Small parties
15/Mar/2016
Willber Nascimento, José Alexandre da Silva Jr., Ranulfo Paranhos, Denisson Silva, Dalson Britto Figueiredo Filho
DOI: 10.1590/1981-38212016000100008
What is the impact of small parties on electoral outcomes? This articles aims at contributing to the literature on party systems by proposing a new method to classify political parties. The methodology is applied to Brazil by focusing on the description of the election results of small parties. Cluster analysis is employed to classify political party size based on their percentage of votes in the Brazilian states. The main findings indicate that classifying parties through cluster analysis is more objective […]
Keywords: cluster analysis; disproportionality; electoral volatility; Small parties