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Cuba – Notícias, Pesquisa e Análise – The Conversation – página 1 - Vimarsana News

Cuba – Notícias, Pesquisa e Análise – The Conversation – página 1

Browse Cuba news, research and analysis from The Conversation

Great Canadian housing bailout: How real estate unaffordability is being propped up - Vimarsana News

Great Canadian housing bailout: How real estate unaffordability is being propped up

A latticework of government demand-side policies are seemingly tailor-made to hold the line on unaffordably high real estate prices.

Great Canadian Housing Bailout: How high prices are being propped up - Vimarsana News

Great Canadian Housing Bailout: How high prices are being propped up

A latticework of government demand-side policies are seemingly tailor-made to hold the line on unaffordably high real estate prices.

Independent Politicians: Heroes in local body elections but zeroes in general elections - Vimarsana News

Independent Politicians: Heroes in local body elections but zeroes in general elections

The share of elected Independents in total seats falls progressively as we move upwards from the lowest tier of local body polls to mayoral posts to even higher tier general elections (assembly and Lok Sabha polls). In the recent UP municipal polls, smaller the constituency size more Independents could win, including as heads of smaller local bodies

Political violence increases when regional party candidate wins election: Study – ThePrint - Vimarsana News

Political violence increases when regional party candidate wins election: Study – ThePrint

Political violence increases when regional party candidate wins election: Study Researchers from Netherlands and Canada looked at data from 1989 until 2012 to find no increase in violence in constituencies where the assembly seat is reserved for ST populations. Text Size: A+ Many Indian states have ethnic populations that are minority nationally but majority locally. This is by design – the States Reorganisation Act of 1956 re-drew state borders to contain local ethnolinguistic majorities. Moreover, in the decades since independence, significant decision-making authority has been devolv...