Nominal Stage Research Articles

Archaeological Chronicles of Viktor Hoshkevych (1860—1928)

In the article an attempt to comprehensively cover the chronology of the archaeological activity of the well-known local historian, archaeologist and founder of the first museum in Kherson, Viktor Ivanovych Hoshkevych (1860—1928) is presented. His scientific path from a student of the Faculty of History of the Kyiv University to an archaeologist is traced. It is proposed to divide the intellectual biography of the scientist into several nominal stages for a more systematic presentation of the material. Special attention was paid to his scientific and publishing activities and participation in scientific societies. This article is an English-language and updated version of one of the chapters of the monograph by A. V. Shevchenko (Шевченко 2023).

Implementation of Institutional Da'wah Values in the Political Communication Process at the Bandung City General Election Commission

This research finds different points of view in the political communication process carried out by the Bandung City KPU during the selection process for Bandung mayoral candidates. This research was conducted to analyze the good values within the KPU institution from an institutional da'wah perspective. By using a subjective interpretive approach, qualitative methods, and descriptive case study research, this research describes the problems that occurred at the 2018 Bandung Mayor candidate stage as material for improvement for the 2024 Bandung Mayor election as well as mapping political communication da'wah that can be developed by the City General Election Commission Bandung in the framework of finding solutions to problems at the nomination stage. The results of the research concluded that the nomination stage in the 2018 Bandung Mayor election had five issues, so genuine efforts and policies were needed from the Bandung City General Election Commission to improve the nomination stage for the 2024 Bandung Mayor election. One of the efforts that can be made to deal with problems at the nomination stage is developing two political communication da'wah activities, namely the application of the shura method exemplified by Rasulullah SAW in internal political communication, both horizontally and vertically organizational and external political communication between the Bandung City General Election Commission and the citizens of Bandung, especially the prospective candidates for Mayor of Bandung in various forms of da'wah political communication, both face to face and media political communication to realize honest and fair elections.

Правові засади застосування гендерних квот в Україні

The article examines the legal basis for the realization of women's political rights in Ukraine. An important condition and guarantee for the establishment of democracy in Ukraine is the equality of women and men in all spheres of life of society and the state. Among the various aspects of the modern perception of the state of women in society and the state, the aspect "woman and politics" occupies a special place. Having analyzed the peculiarities of the realization of women's political rights in Ukraine, it was noted that since 2010, gender quotas have been absent in the electoral legislation of Ukraine. However, gender quotas were introduced for the first time in 2015, but they were not mandatory. According to the new Election Code of Ukraine dated December 19, 2019, gender quotas became a mandatory norm at the nomination stage. It is advisable to change the stereotypes about the role of women in politics, therefore, more attention should be paid to the mass media, which would contribute to the expansion of women's political rights and eliminate prejudiced attitudes towards the role of women in politics. Maintaining the gender quota in the Electoral Legislation of Ukraine plays an important role in the political sphere for all members of society, however, it is necessary to improve the administrative and legal mechanisms for compliance with gender quotas.

Family Politics in the Recruitment Process of Legislative Candidates in the 2024 Elections: A Case Study of the Indonesian Unity Party (Perindo)

This research aims to explain the political recruitment process of the Perindo Party in endorsing legislative candidates with the family backgrounds of its general chairman. This research uses a qualitative method with a case study approach. The results showed that the Perindo Party normatively implemented a more innovative political recruitment process for the 2024 legislative elections by involving public participation and technology. However, in this idealized process, a phenomenon of family politics occurs. The family of the chairman of the Perindo Party did not go through the entire recruitment process because they have strong ties to the party elite who have decision-making power. The chairman's family jumped straight to the nomination stage to be nominated by the Perindo Party. The mechanism is also directly through appointment rather than e-voting as cadres and the general public must go through the title of the people's convention. Therefore, the political recruitment of the Perindo party for the 2024 legislative elections has a gap in the process for the chairman's family because it does not apply the principles of openness and fairness. This has implications for the lousy party institutionalization trend in political recruitment.

Child Penalties in Politics

Abstract Women tend to experience a substantial decline in their labour income after their first child is born, while men do not. Do such ‘child penalties’ also exist in the political arena? Using comprehensive administrative data from Norway, we find that women are less likely than men to secure elected office after their first child is born. The effects already manifest from the nomination stage, where mothers receive less favourable rankings on party lists relative to comparable fathers. This paper broadens our understanding of a fundamental social issue in political representation and demonstrates how motherhood even affects positively selected women.

Realising Women’s Political Rights in Ukraine

Aim. The article attempts to study legal fundamentals of realising women’s political rights in Ukraine. Equal rights for women and men in all spheres of social and political life is the important condition and guarantee for strengthening democracy in Ukraine. Methods. The research was conducted by applying general scientific methods of learning (analysis, synthesis, modelling) and private-scientific methods of learning (historical, retrospective, comparative and legal, formally logical). The general methodological basis of the article is made by dialectics, ensuring comprehensive studying the problems of realising women’s political rights in Ukraine. Results. Having analysed particularities of realising women’s political rights in Ukraine, it is worth noting that since 2010 gender quotas have not been set in the Ukraine’s election legislation until 2015. However, 2015 was the year of the first introduction of gender quotas, but they were not of imperative character. According to the new Election Code of Ukraine of 19 December 2019, gender quotas have become a mandatory regulation at the nomination stage. Conclusions. It is reasonable to make transformation of the stereotypes of the women’s role in politics and to draw more attention to mass media, contributing to extension of women’s political rights and destruction of the bias about women’s position in politics. Gender quotas in the election legislation of Ukraine are of great significance for all members of society in the political sphere, whilst it needs improvement of the administrative and legal mechanisms to ensure gender quotas.

A multi-stage and multi-actor perspective on intra-party competition: Introduction to the symposium

In contemporary representative democracies, political competition is not only taking place between political parties but also within parties. Hitherto, research on such intra-party competition has been mostly focused on the electoral dimension, mainly looking at the distribution of preference votes among co-partisans running on the same party list. In this introduction to our symposium on intra-party competition, we argue that intra-party competition occurs in other stages of the electoral cycle than elections and involves the strategic behaviour of more actors than electoral candidates. We present an original conceptual model that introduces a multi-stage and multi-actor perspective on intra-party competition, including three stages (the nomination stage, the electoral stage and the post-electoral stage) and three key actors (voters, politicians and parties). Based on our novel conceptual model, we provide examples of strategic behaviour of each actor in each of the stages. We further introduce each contribution of this symposium and present how each contribution relates to our multi-stage and multi-actor model of intra-party competition.

The why of candidate selection: How party selectors handle trade-offs between party goals

While the knowledge on how candidate selection happens is flourishing, remarkably little attention has been paid to the selection criteria. Why do selectors prefer some candidates? This study investigates the intricate trade-offs party selectors face when having to compromise between the pursuit of three core party goals: unity, policy, and victory. When candidates score lower on one goal, do selectors favour candidates following the party line, skill for politics or ability to garner votes? Relying on 23 in-depth interviews with party selectors from three Belgian francophone parties (Social Democrats, Greens, and Liberals), this research offers insight into how selectors balance their choices between candidates in a PR list context where the group equilibrium is almost as important as individual assets. I point out the interconnections selectors consider between selection criteria, and hence the need to regard the full picture when studying intra-party competition at the nomination stage.

Nomination rules and the calculus of mobilization: Theory and evidence from Mexico

Does party organization shape candidates’ electoral mobilization efforts? I develop a novel theoretical account linking candidate selection rules to electoral mobilization. Nomination rules that require aspiring candidates to compete in electoral races, such as primary elections, create incentives for them to make considerable investments in order to win the party’s nomination. Using a decision-theoretic model, I show how these initial investments at the nomination stage shape the candidates’ mobilization expenditures in the general election. The main theoretical result establishes that primaries increase candidates’ mobilization efforts only when the general election is not expected to be competitive; when a close race is expected, candidates mobilize at the same rates regardless of how they were nominated. Analysis of an original dataset on candidate selection and electoral mobilization in Mexico provides strong support for the theory.

Внутривидовые омофелисонимы

The work presents an attempt to fill the gap in the study of intraspecific homonymy in felisonymy. The current research is aimed at determining the specifics of intraspecific homofelisonyms on a modern synchronous section of felisonymic material. The empirical base is made up of felisonyms (proper names of domestic cats; from Latin felis ‘cat’) obtained through a survey of respondents and continuous sampling from the Internet resources. A descriptive method and quantitative calculations are used to analyse the research base. Homonymy in felisonymy turns out to be quite a representative phenomenon. It manifests itself at the intraspecific level through numerous homooppositions, formed at the nomination stage, and includes homonymous felisonyms, which are determined by various nomination motives. The non-closed nature of the motivational base of intraspecific homofelisonyms is shown. The motivational base can be expanded due to additional nomination motives determined by the nominator’s preferences and felisonymic creativity. The specific features of intraspecific homofelisonyms are revealed. Being a felisonymic fragment of the nominator’s linguistic world picture, homofelisonyms represent in a concentrated form the onomastic features of felisonyms in general, namely: the principles underlying the naming process; possible formation by metaphorical and metonymic models; felisonymisation processes; derivational features of felisonyms; the difference between the namesake and homonymous felisonyms. The novelty of the present research appears to be an introduction of a certain layer of felisonymic units into scientific circulation and the presentation of their onomastic characteristics. The practical significance of the research is determined by the possibility of using its materials and conclusions in the development of zoonymy in general and felisonymy in particular, as well as in school and university teaching. Further prospects lie in the study of homonymous shortened felisonyms, which are derivative forms of the main proper names of domestic cats, which formed the empirical base of the current research.

Sistem Pemerintahan Negara Al-Ahkam As Shulthaniyah serta Relevansinya di Indonesia

AbstractAl-Mawardi in the book Al-ahkam As-Shulthaniyah explains about the types of state administration that have a relationship between religion and the state. First, the type of state that uses the Ahl Al-Hall wa al-Aqdi system in its concept of application, this type of state uses a lot of deliberation systems to appoint or vote, which is widely used by the government system (Khilafah). The formulation of the problem is how is the deliberation system suitable to be applied in Indonesia? How is the system of government in the book of Al-ahkam As Shulthaniyah and its application in several countries? How is the relevance of Ahl Al-Hall wa al-Aqli Kitab Al-ahkam As Shulthaniyah and its relevance to government in Indonesia?The method in this writing uses a comparative legal study approach (Comparative Approach). The next approach is carried out using a historical study (Historical Approach). The government system contained in Alahkam Ashulthaniyah has become a miniature system that has high democratic values. The government system in Alahkam Asshulthaniyah has the same values ​​as the government system in Indonesia, including the nomination stage system for heads of state.Keyword: Keywords: state government system, Al Ahkam Ashultahaniyah, government system in Indonesia

Ready for a Woman President?

AbstractEven though a record number of women ran for the Democratic nomination in 2020, Clinton’s loss in 2016 led pundits, party elites, and voters to worry about whether the country would be willing to support a woman for president, and polling organizations regularly asked questions that tapped into such concerns. While the vast majority expressed willingness to vote for a woman for president in polls, people were more skeptical about how their neighbors felt. Our research question cuts to the heart of this issue: How does polling information about comfort with the idea of a woman president affect perceptions of the electability of actual women running for their party’s nomination, and in turn voting decisions? We expect that exposure to signals of low comfort with a woman president will reduce perceptions of electability, and in turn dampen support for women at the nomination stage, but there are competing hypotheses for how signals of high comfort will be received. We further expect that Democratic women will be most affected by such information. We test these expectations with an experiment fielded on the 2019 Cooperative Congressional Election Study (CCES). Our findings have important implications for media coverage of polls related to women running for executive office.

Urgensi Desain Collaborative Governance dalam Pemilu dan Pilkada

This paper offers collaborative governance as a concept of strengthening collaboration between institutions in the implementation of elections and local elections, namely by examining the phenomenon of electoral malpractice cases in the nomination stages in the 2019 NTT Provincial DPRD Election and the 2020 Sabu Raijua Regent and Deputy Regent Election. This study uses qualitative research methods descriptive with analysis techniques and data collection based on primary data and secondary data and literature study. The study results based on the case studies in this paper found that the concept of collaborative governance was able to overcome the weakness of the rules and the limitations of the authority of the election organizers at the election and regional head elections. This is evidenced by the potential for electoral malpractice in the nomination stage, which lies in the weakness of the rules for the verification mechanism for only administrative candidate requirements, so they are prone to be manipulated by candidates. At the same time, it is known that the validity and correctness of candidate requirements documents is the domain of authority of institutions outside the Organizing Institution Election (LPP). Therefore, collaboration and synergy between election organizers and stakeholders are needed based on collaborative governance to prevent electoral malpractice. The collaborative governance approach encourages collaborative problem solving involving stakeholders based on mutual trust and commitment and is oriented towards consensus. The cycle of collaborative governance that must be passed is face-to-face dialogue, trust-building, commitment to the process, shared understanding, and intermediate outcomes. Furthermore, legal norms are needed to regulate inter-institutional cooperation for election organizers to strengthen collaborative governance.

Leadership election reform in the British Labour party: democratisation or power struggle?

This article examines the impact of reforms on the outcome of Labour party leadership contests since the premiership of Tony Blair. From a theoretical perspective, these reforms are characterised by a tension between a general trend towards increasing “democratisation” of political parties and the power interests of intra-party actors. While there have been significant changes to both the nomination stage and the final ballot, the impact of these changes has to be strongly qualified. Instead of a major “democratisation” through targeted and deliberate reform measures, simple shifts in the power structure between strategic actors are more prominent among reform effects. Meanwhile, the trend towards “democratisation” in relation to the final ballot stage was largely driven by the massive membership surge since 2015, as well as low-key reform measures unconnected to handing ordinary party members more influence over the election process.

Three-dimensional interferometric stage encoder using a single access port

We present a novel multi-dimensional positional encoder approach that uses range-resolved interferometry (RRI) to simultaneously interrogate multiple interferometers differing in optical path length, using only a single photo detector and a single diode laser. Employing only stage-mounted non-polarising beamsplitters and reflections from three orthogonal, externally mounted, planar mirrors, three Cartesian measurement directions are formed, that when combined with measurements from a stage-mounted reference reflection, allow for three-dimensional measurements of stage motion obtained via a single access port. Through a variety of movements of a three-dimensional Piezo-electric stage over its nominal stage working range of ± 50 μm, simultaneous measurements of displacements from three orthogonal dimensions are acquired with a 10 kHz quadrature bandwidth, achieving typical displacement noise densities of below 0.4 nm/Hz, with the noise floor dropping to below 0.1 nm/Hz above 50 Hz, as well as high linearity with cyclic errors amplitudes well below 1 nm in all three directions.

ГОРОД КАК УРБАНИСТИЧЕСКАЯ СРЕДА В ПЕЙЗАЖАХ Н.Д. ГРИЦЮКА

The article explores the urban landscape developed by a Novosibirsk artist N.D. Gritsiuk (1922–1976). The methodological tool we use is the typology of the urban landscape of the 1960s–1970s developed by researchers G.K. Cerlinca and L.I. Nekhvyadovich: the city as a historical and cultural unit; the city as a monument of architecture; the city as a sphere of human life; the city as an urbanistically industrial environment. The main part of the article analyses three thematic areas of Gritsiuk's urban landscape which include different interpretations. 1. Through analyzing the imagery, style, and semantics of the watercolors Homes Are Being Built (1960) and Novosibirsk. Kamensky Houses (1960) from the series Novosibirsk, it is established that Gritsiuk treats the city as a space in which there occur intense urbanization and industrial processes aimed both at improving the lives of townspeople and at the total displacement of the established provincial way of life (the city as an urbanistically industrial environment). 2. In the work A Moscow Tune (1966) there is a distinct harmonious interaction between gloomy, monolithic buildings and festive Kremlin based on the contrasts generated using color, texture, and collage. Thus in the landscape of a modern city, the ancient architecture and the standard modern buildings are not contrasted by the artist, but rather harmoniously interact (the city as a historical and cultural unit). 3. Gritsiuk creates a decorative, expressive urban landscape in Blue City (1962) which captures the active lives of townspeople (the city as a sphere of human life). Formal techniques acquire self-contained, meaningful value; exacerbate the decorative conventionality of the composition; and give it a distinctive, emotional, psychological quality. Dark, cold colors of the composition, cramped movement of cars and crowds, a jumble of buildings – all this underscores the dynamics of the rapid processes in the modern city. The man in this cold alienated urban environment is presented as a lonely ghostly being forced to dissolve into a meaningless chaotic movement of the big city. The article expresses the view that in Gritsiuk’s development of the image of the modern city, there are two nominal stages: 1) the romantic interpretation of the city (the late 1950s – early 1960s), conditioned on the trends in the postwar official Soviet painting; 2) the dramatic tones in the image of the city (the 1960s), revealing the downside of the industrial and urbanization processes focused on the unwitting destruction of nature and the displacement of well-established traditional way of life in the provinces. Changes in Gritsiuk’s imagery are due not only to the evolution of his artistic style, but also to external factors: political and social change in the Soviet society, new artistic trends, a general tendency towards isolation and self-absorbtion, and non-conformism.

The root nominal stage: a case study of early Nungon verbs.

The 'root infinitive' phenomenon in child speech is known from major languages such as Dutch. In this case study, a child acquiring the Papuan language Nungon in a remote village setting in Papua New Guinea uses two different non-finite verb forms as predicates of main clauses ('root' contexts) between ages 2;3 and 3;3. The first root non-finite form is an apparent innovation of the child, unacceptable in adult-to-adult speech, which must be learned from a special auxiliary construction in child-directed speech. The second root non-finite form functions like attested adult main clause use of the same form. During the study period, the first root non-finite form increases sharply to function as a default verb form, then decreases to nil by 3;2. The second increases gradually to near-adult levels. Both forms are non-finite and have similar proportions in the input. Thus, factors other than finiteness and frequency must explain their distributions.

Women who win in Indonesia: The impact of age, experience, and list position

Indonesian women make up more than half of the national population, yet their representation in the national parliament has been unsteady and low. This condition continues despite a series of electoral reforms, including the implementation of gender quotas and open-list proportional representation systems. By observing the demographic characteristics of over 6000 legislative candidates who participated in the 2014 general elections, this paper highlights how three groups, namely women, young people, and the outer-Java population, are heavily under-represented from the nomination stage. Furthermore, the elected female lawmakers still do not represent the vast majority of women in Indonesia, especially the different socioeconomic classes and political kinships. The findings derived from a multi-level approach suggest women's electability continues to be strongly associated with experience in political office, age, and list position on the ballot sheets. The trend shows younger women running as candidate #1 have a stronger viability in getting elected. The chance is also higher for those with existing political careers. The effects of voters' socioeconomic status on women's electability, however, offer no clear connection.

Strategi Komunikasi dalam Pengambilan Keputusan Kepemimpinan Kolektif pada Pencalonan Pilkada Kupang 2017

The General Election Commission (KPU) is a national, permanent and independent election management department. The working area of the KPU covers the whole of Indonesia consisting of KPU, Provincial KPU, Regency KPU, PPK, PPS, KPPS. Kupang Municipal Election Commission is a part of KPU institution which organizes general election at city level including holding election of Mayor and Vice Mayor. Judging from the aspect of leadership, the leadership model of KPU is collective because decision making is done together. Group decision makers have advantages over individuals because there is a process of interaction between group members. In this paper using two theories of decision theory and functional Theory. The objectives of this research are: (1) to know the procedure of plenary meeting of nomination stage, and (2) to know the dynamics of decision making in discussing, analyzing and formulating the decision of nomination stage in Kupang Mayor and Vice Mayor election in 2017. This research is a qualitative research with informants consisting of chairmen and members of the KPU and the secretariat of KPU Kupang City.Keywords: Leadership, decision making, group dynamics and collective decision making

Abstract A205: Q701, a selective Axl and Mer inhibitor as an immune checkpoint inhibitor

Abstract Axl and Mer receptors are reported to have many functions, including promotion of epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT), resistance to antitumor therap,y and negative regulation of the innate immune response. Particular attention has been given to Axl and Mer receptor tyrosine kinase's (RTK) roles in regulating macrophage and NK cell activation as tumor cells exploit Axl and Mer signaling pathway to downregulate antitumor immunity, constituting an immune checkpoint. Q701 is a highly potent, selective, orally available Axl and Mer RTK inhibitor that can relieve immune suppression through innate immunity activation leading to T-cell activation. In various syngeneic mouse models, Q701 shows tumor regression activities by treatment of compound alone or in combination with other treatments, while Q701 has no direct cytotoxic activity against tested cell lines. Q701 treatment also show immune activation profile in tumor leading to T-cell activation. Q701 is under IND-enabling studies and a back-up program with Axl, Mer, and CSF1R inhibitors is in candidate nomination stage. Citation Format: Yeong-In Yang, Hwankyu Kang, Dongsik Park, Jiye Ahn, Jinho Choi, Seohyun Ahn, Jaeseung Kim, Kiyean Nam. Q701, a selective Axl and Mer inhibitor as an immune checkpoint inhibitor [abstract]. In: Proceedings of the AACR-NCI-EORTC International Conference: Molecular Targets and Cancer Therapeutics; 2017 Oct 26-30; Philadelphia, PA. Philadelphia (PA): AACR; Mol Cancer Ther 2018;17(1 Suppl):Abstract nr A205.