Michael Maley
Biographic Data
| ID | 1535486 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michael Maley |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michael |
| FAMILY NAME | Maley |
| SIGNATURE | MALEY M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Australian Sports Commission |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Timor-Leste Resilient Elections Built on Experience
This case study of Timor-Leste (part of the Protecting Elections project) highlights how the institutional capacity of an electoral management body (EMB) to handle risks, challenges and crises can flow from the availability of skilled and experienced staff—rather than just from formal risk management processes.
Why Ballot Secrecy Still Matters
Human-rights declarations and various legal instruments state that elections must be conducted by secret ballot, but are silent about precisely what that means. This paper discusses two situations in long-established democracies—the 2018 Swedish general elections and the 2017 Australian "plebisurvey" on same-sex marriage—in which recognized principles of electoral secrecy were clearly violated. It then identifies the main objectives of ballot sec…
Appraising electoral fraud
Recent years have witnessed the flourishing of literatures dealing with electoral integrity and forensic techniques by which electoral fraud can be identified and analysed. Statistical techniques are now available through which highly improbable patterns of voting can be highlighted as part of the process of investigating whether an election deserves to be categorised as free and fair. Yet relatively little use has been made on the ground of such…
The Australian electoral commission
This paper outlines the history of Australia's federal electoral machinery, and describes the current structure and functions of the Australian Electoral Commission.1
Elections and liberal democracy in Cambodia
Some approaches to election night forecasting in Australia
We outline the history of election night forecasting in Australia. We first identify the major structural features of the Australian voting system which determine how the problem must be approached: single‐member constituencies; preferential voting; the counting on election night, in polling booths, of first preference votes only: and the existence of a two‐party system. We note that the major statistical difficulty associated with election night…
The Australian general election of 1987
The Australian general election of 1984
Why Ballot Secrecy Still Matters
Human-rights declarations and various legal instruments state that elections must be conducted by secret ballot, but are silent about precisely what that means. This paper discusses two situations in long-established democracies—the 2018 Swedish general elections and the 2017 Australian "plebisurvey" on same-sex marriage—in which recognized principles of electoral secrecy were clearly violated. It then identifies the main objectives of ballot sec…
Elections and liberal democracy in Cambodia
The Australian electoral commission
This paper outlines the history of Australia's federal electoral machinery, and describes the current structure and functions of the Australian Electoral Commission.1
Some approaches to election night forecasting in Australia
We outline the history of election night forecasting in Australia. We first identify the major structural features of the Australian voting system which determine how the problem must be approached: single‐member constituencies; preferential voting; the counting on election night, in polling booths, of first preference votes only: and the existence of a two‐party system. We note that the major statistical difficulty associated with election night…
The Australian general election of 1984
The Australian general election of 1984
The Australian general election of 1987
Some approaches to election night forecasting in Australia
We outline the history of election night forecasting in Australia. We first identify the major structural features of the Australian voting system which determine how the problem must be approached: single‐member constituencies; preferential voting; the counting on election night, in polling booths, of first preference votes only: and the existence of a two‐party system. We note that the major statistical difficulty associated with election night…
Elections and liberal democracy in Cambodia
The Australian electoral commission
This paper outlines the history of Australia's federal electoral machinery, and describes the current structure and functions of the Australian Electoral Commission.1
Appraising electoral fraud
Recent years have witnessed the flourishing of literatures dealing with electoral integrity and forensic techniques by which electoral fraud can be identified and analysed. Statistical techniques are now available through which highly improbable patterns of voting can be highlighted as part of the process of investigating whether an election deserves to be categorised as free and fair. Yet relatively little use has been made on the ground of such…
Why Ballot Secrecy Still Matters
Human-rights declarations and various legal instruments state that elections must be conducted by secret ballot, but are silent about precisely what that means. This paper discusses two situations in long-established democracies—the 2018 Swedish general elections and the 2017 Australian "plebisurvey" on same-sex marriage—in which recognized principles of electoral secrecy were clearly violated. It then identifies the main objectives of ballot sec…
Timor-Leste Resilient Elections Built on Experience
This case study of Timor-Leste (part of the Protecting Elections project) highlights how the institutional capacity of an electoral management body (EMB) to handle risks, challenges and crises can flow from the availability of skilled and experienced staff—rather than just from formal risk management processes.
Political science (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Commission (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Voting (3 works)