Introduction
I. The specificity of the electoral process
II. The various approaches to electoral control
III. The common principles of electoral law
IV. Some objectives
Electoral disputes - Procedural aspects
Electoral disputes - Substantive aspects
I. Introduction
II. The principles of Europe's electoral heritage
III. Conditions for implementing the principles
IV. Conclusion
Party funding and campaign finance law in the United States
I. Introduction
II. Foundations of campaign finance regulation: FECA and Buckley
III. Post-Buckley regulatory problems and the congressional response: BCRA
IV. Conclusion
Electoral disputes in practice - The Mexican experience
I. Preliminary statements on the definition of conflict and electoral justice
II. Types of electoral disputes: a Mexican perspective
III. Final considerations: towards an integral understanding of electoral disputes
Comparative analysis of the bodies in charge of electoral supervision, especially judicial ones - The situation in Greece
I. General description of the Special Supreme Court
II. The court as an electoral court
A comparative analysis of the bodies in charge of electoral supervision, especially judicial ones - The Czech case
I. Judicial control of elections in the Czech Republic: preliminary notes
II. The Supreme Administrative Court, the Constitutional Court and justice in electoral matters
III. Types of judicial control of elections
IV. Election control in the courts in practice
A comparative analysis of the bodies in charge of electoral | supervision, especially judicial ones - The case of France
