Political Science Research and Methods

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Volume 8, issue 4, 2020

Discrimination in public accommodations pp. 597-613

Anna Harvey and Emily A. West

The shape of and solutions to the MTurk quality crisis pp. 614-629

Ryan Kennedy, Scott Clifford, Tyler Burleigh, Philip D. Waggoner, Ryan Jewell and Nicholas J. G. Winter

Direct democracy and government size: evidence from Spain pp. 630-645

Carlos Sanz

Spatial interdependence and instrumental variable models pp. 646-661

Timm Betz, Scott J. Cook and Florian M. Hollenbach

Between strategy and protest: how policy demand, political dissatisfaction and strategic incentives matter for far-right voting pp. 662-676

Denis Cohen

Bridging the pond: measuring policy positions in the United States and Europe pp. 677-691

Cory L. Struthers, Christopher Hare and Ryan Bakker

Bringing party organization back in: a comparative analysis of party representation in Europe pp. 692-706

Nathalie Giger and Gijs Schumacher

Problems with products? Control strategies for models with interaction and quadratic effects pp. 707-730

Janina Beiser-McGrath and Liam F. Beiser-McGrath

Online coders, open codebooks: New opportunities for content analysis of political communication pp. 731-746

Nicholas J. G. Winter, Adam G. Hughes and Lynn M. Sanders

Spatial Tools for Case Selection: Using LISA Statistics to Design Mixed-Methods Research pp. 747-763

Matthew C Ingram and Imke Harbers

Are election results more unpredictable? A forecasting test pp. 764-771

Richard Nadeau, Ruth Dassonneville, Michael S. Lewis-Beck and Philippe Mongrain

Oil income and the personalization of autocratic politics pp. 772-779

Matthew D. Fails

Defining racial and ethnic context with geolocation data pp. 780-794

Ryan T. Moore and Andrew Reeves

The electoral cycle effect in parliamentary democracies pp. 795-802

Stefan Müller and Tom Louwerse

Following Through on an Intention to Vote: Present Bias and Turnout pp. 803-810

Seth J. Hill

Volume 8, issue 3, 2020

Estimating controlled direct effects through marginal structural models pp. 391-408

Michelle Torres

Intra-cabinet politics and fiscal governance in times of austerity pp. 409-424

Alexander Herzog and Slava Jankin Mikhaylov

Historical state stability and economic development in Europe pp. 425-443

S.P. Harish and Christopher Paik

Bridging Spatial and Saliency Theory: Party Size and Issue Selection in Campaigns pp. 444-458

Chitralekha Basu

Do Elections Improve Constituency Responsiveness? Evidence from US Cities pp. 459-476

Darin Christensen and Simon Ejdemyr

Do voters prefer gender stereotypic candidates? evidence from a conjoint survey experiment in Japan pp. 477-492

Yoshikuni Ono and Masahiro Yamada

The motivational basis of constituency work: how intrinsic and extrinsic motivations interact pp. 493-508

Nathalie Giger, Simon Lanz and Catherine de Vries

Globalization and comparative compositional inequality pp. 509-525

Andrew Q. Philips, Flávio D. S. Souza and Guy D. Whitten

Causal modeling with multi-value and fuzzy-set Coincidence Analysis pp. 526-542

Michael Baumgartner and Mathias Ambühl

The 50 American States in Space and Time: Applying Conditionally Autoregressive Models pp. 543-557

Joshua L. Jackson and James E. Monogan

Quota sampling using Facebook advertisements pp. 558-564

Baobao Zhang, Matto Mildenberger, Peter D. Howe, Jennifer Marlon, Seth A. Rosenthal and Anthony Leiserowitz

Legislative Activity and Private Benefits: A Natural Experiment in New Zealand pp. 565-570

Massimo Morelli, Moritz Osnabrügge and Matia Vannoni

Political cultures: measuring values heterogeneity pp. 571-579

Lisa Blaydes and Justin Grimmer

When Experts Disagree: Response Aggregation and its Consequences in Expert Surveys pp. 580-588

René Lindstädt, Sven-Oliver Proksch and Jonathan B. Slapin

Social democratic representation and welfare spending: a quantitative case study pp. 589-596

Henning Finseraas

Volume 8, issue 2, 2020

Trade and redistribution: trade politics and the origins of progressive taxation pp. 197-214

Lucy Barnes

Does residential sorting explain geographic polarization? pp. 215-231

Gregory J. Martin and Steven W. Webster

Recruiting large online samples in the United States and India: Facebook, Mechanical Turk, and Qualtrics pp. 232-250

Taylor C. Boas, Dino P. Christenson and David M. Glick

An intra-party account of electoral system choice pp. 251-267

Valentin Schröder and Philip Manow

How gender affects the efficacy of discussion as an information shortcut pp. 268-284

Yanna Krupnikov, Kerri Milita, John Barry Ryan and Elizabeth C. Connors

Choices that matter: Coalition formation and parties’ ideological reputations pp. 285-300

Albert Falcó-Gimeno and Pablo Fernandez-Vazquez

Comparative politics and causal evaluation of structural reforms: the case of the UK national minimum wage introduction pp. 301-314

Thomas König, Guido Ropers and Anika Buchmann

Voting for the lesser evil: evidence from a conjoint experiment in Romania pp. 315-328

Isabela Mares and Giancarlo Visconti

Fiscal deficits and executive planning horizons pp. 329-343

Mike Seiferling

How Labor Market Inequality Transforms Mass Politics pp. 344-355

Silja Häusermann, Achim Kemmerling and David Rueda

Three approaches to labor-market vulnerability and political preferences pp. 356-361

Paul Marx and Georg Picot

The Political Consequences of Labor Market Dualization: Labor Market Status, Occupational Unemployment and Policy Preferences pp. 362-368

Tim Vlandas

Labor market insecurity among the middle class: a cross-pressured group pp. 369-374

Hanna Schwander

Dualization, stratification, liberalization, or what? An attempt to clarify the conceptual underpinnings of the dualization debate pp. 375-379

Marius Busemeyer and Achim Kemmerling

Dualization and Electoral Realignment pp. 380-385

Silja Häusermann

The Future of Welfare State Politics pp. 386-390

Philipp Rehm

Volume 8, issue 1, 2020

The causal interpretation of estimated associations in regression models pp. 1-13

Luke Keele, Randolph T. Stevenson and Felix Elwert

Voter uncertainty, political institutions, and legislative turnover pp. 14-29

Yanna Krupnikov and Charles R. Shipan

The electoral costs of policy commitments pp. 30-44

Timm Betz

Electoral competition after party splits pp. 45-59

Raimondas Ibenskas

Jumping Ship or Jumping on the Bandwagon: When Do Local Politicians Support National Candidates? pp. 60-74

Guillermo Rosas and Adrián Lucardi

Identifying voter preferences for politicians’ personal attributes: a conjoint experiment in Japan pp. 75-91

Yusaku Horiuchi, Daniel M. Smith and Teppei Yamamoto

Fixed effects in rare events data: a penalized maximum likelihood solution pp. 92-105

Scott J. Cook, Jude C. Hays and Robert J. Franzese

A textual Taylor rule: estimating central bank preferences combining topic and scaling methods pp. 106-122

Nicole Baerg and Will Lowe

Measuring networks in the field pp. 123-135

Jennifer M. Larson and Janet I. Lewis

When BLUE is not best: non-normal errors and the linear model pp. 136-148

Daniel K. Baissa and Carlisle Rainey

The sensitivity of sensitivity analysis pp. 149-159

Thomas Plümper and Richard Traunmüller

Maps in People’s Heads: Assessing a New Measure of Context pp. 160-168

Cara Wong, Jake Bowers, Daniel Rubenson, Mark Fredrickson and Ashlea Rundlett

Information credibility and responses to corruption: a replication and extension in Argentina pp. 169-177

Matthew S. Winters and Rebecca Weitz-Shapiro

Patterns of disagreement in indicators of state repression pp. 178-187

Kevin L. Cope, Charles Crabtree and Christopher J. Fariss

Is political knowledge unique? pp. 188-195

Craig M. Burnett and Mathew D. McCubbins