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Supplemental Material, sj-docx-1-ppq-10.1177_1354068818798861 for Constituency preferences and MP preferences: The electoral connection by Danielle Martin and Simon Hug in Party Politics

Supplemental material, Ballot_desig_online_appendix for Ballot Cues, Business Candidates, and Voter Choices in Local Elections by Brian E. Adams, Edward L. Lascher and Danielle Joesten Martin in American Politics Research

Nostalgia is a recurring theme throughout the creative process of many fashion designers (Mollow, 2004). According to Tilburg, Sedikides & Wildschut (2015), nostalgia can particularly favour and encourage creativity. Thanks to their research on creativity and literature, based on a nostalgic daydream of the present and the future, they have come to the conclusion thatnostalgia can be a very efficient tool to spur on a creative process. But how does nostalgia fuel a creative approach in fashion design? How does the past merge with the present to formulate fashion’s future? This phenomenon will be explored by using nostalgia as a startingpoint for the creative process of three designers, as well as for threeof the author’s creative projects in fashion design: the 3D Tutu, the 3D dress and the mathDress. This research aims to concretely demonstrate how nostalgia can be applied in the conception of a garment collection for fashion design students or professionals, and how to gain a deeper insight on this emotion without losing one’s self in it, or feeling overwhelmed.

Supplemental Material, pp-2017-0198-Appendix for Constituency preferences and MP preferences: The electoral connection by Danielle Martin, and Simon Hug in Party Politics

Handbooks for Quality-Based Procedures implemented between 2012 and 2017 [5]. (DOCX 16 kb)

Handbooks for Quality-Based Procedures implemented between 2012 and 2017 [5]. (DOCX 16 kb)