… Ultimately, the conclave regime’s rule of succession can be thought of as a key ingredient
of modern governance, whereby individuals compete politically without being afraid of losing …

Laplace's rule of succession states, in brief, that if an event has occurred m times in succession,
then the probability that it will occur again is (m+ 1)/(m+ 2). The rule of succession was …

… that Laplace’s rule of succession often violates common … , we obtain Laplace’s rule of
succession; on the hypothesis that … identical to Laplace’s rule of succession, but it now refers to the …

… The rule of succession of the ruling families in European countries is definite and simple, while
… The second rule of succession was that the eldest son of the emperor should become his …

… unsound because the Rule of Succession is itself contradictory. If … brought against the Rule
of Succession is unsuccessful— … it does not yield the Rule of Succession nor indeed any in…

A leader's ablest people are worth one thing fielded and another withheld. Fielded, a talented
minister, a star, delivers the performance his talent yields; withheld, the prospect that he …

… In other words, if the costs of changing a constitutional rule of succession are low or non-existent,
the ruling autocrat will prefer that rule which he believes will maximize his probability of …

… His work led to the controversial Rule of Succession. This rule has been critiqued or modified
… The Laplace rule of succession has been linked to the inductive process by many authors (…

… We recognize Laplace’s rule of succession, which we found before and discussed briefly
in terms of Urn sampling in (6–28) – (6–43). Now we need to discuss it more carefully, in a …

… § 78-Rule of Succession and Inheritance, is the section in the Code dealing with succession
to the family line. Affixed to this section are eight й (regulations added onto the Zii, the basic …