Political Science Research and Methods

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Volume 4, issue 3, 2016

Inequality, Aspirations, and Social Comparisons* pp. 451-476

Jonathan Bendor, Daniel Diermeier and Michael M. Ting

Partisan Disagreements Arising from Rationalization of Common Information* pp. 477-492

Benjamin E. Lauderdale

Citizens or Clients? Evidence on Opportunistic Voting from a Natural Experiment in Greece* pp. 493-531

Konstantinos Matakos and Dimitrios Xefteris

Opposition Parties and the Timing of Successful No-Confidence Motions pp. 533-553

Laron K. Williams

Issue Engagement in Election Campaigns The Impact of Electoral Incentives and Organizational Constraints* pp. 555-571

Thomas M. Meyer and Markus Wagner

Party System Nationalization and the Provision of Public Health Services* pp. 573-594

Allen Hicken, Ken Kollman and Joel W. Simmons

A Bayesian Approach to Dynamic Panel Models with Endogenous Rarely Changing Variables* pp. 595-620

Tsung-Han Tsai

Compression and Conditional Effects: A Product Term Is Essential When Using Logistic Regression to Test for Interaction* pp. 621-639

Carlisle Rainey

Analyzing Manifestos in their Electoral Context A New Approach Applied to Austria, 2002–2008* pp. 641-650

Martin Dolezal, Laurenz Ennser-Jedenastik, Wolfgang C. Müller and Anna Katharina Winkler

Hunting the Snark: A Reply to ‘Re-Evaluating Valence Models of Political Choice” – CORRIGENDUM pp. 651-651

Paul Whiteley, Harold Clarke, David Sanders and Marianne Stuart

Volume 4, issue 2, 2016

Government-Opposition or Left-Right? The Institutional Determinants of Voting in Legislatures* pp. 249-273

Simon Hix and Abdul Noury

Why Two Parties? Ambition, Policy, and the Presidency* pp. 275-292

John H. Aldrich and Daniel J. Lee

Drawing Your Senator from a Jar:Term Length and Legislative Behavior* pp. 293-316

Rocio Titiunik

Crowded Space, Fertile Ground: Party Entry and the Effective Number of Parties* pp. 317-342

Daniel M. Kselman, Eleanor Neff Powell and Joshua A. Tucker

Systemic Effects of Campaign Spending: Evidence from Corporate Contribution Bans in US State Legislatures* pp. 343-359

Andrew B. Hall

From Posting to Voting: The Effects of Political Competition on Online Political Engagement* pp. 361-378

Jaime E. Settle, Robert M. Bond, Lorenzo Coviello, Christopher J. Fariss, James H. Fowler and Jason J. Jones

Rooting Out Corruption or Rooting for Corruption? The Heterogeneous Electoral Consequences of Scandals* pp. 379-397

Pablo Fernández-Vázquez, Pablo Barberá and Gonzalo Rivero

Adding Another Level Individual Responses to Globalization and Government Welfare Policies pp. 399-426

Lena Schaffer and Gabriele Spilker

Acting Right? Privatization, Encompassing Interests, and the Left pp. 427-448

Timothy Hicks

Natural Experiments Based on Geography—ERRATUM pp. 449-449

Luke Keele and Rocio Titiunik

Volume 4, issue 1, 2016

Spatial Models of Politics* pp. 3-4

Guy D. Whitten

The Spatial Dimensions of State Fiscal Capacity The Mechanisms of International Influence on Domestic Extractive Efforts* pp. 5-26

Cameron G. Thies, Olga Chyzh and Mark David Nieman

Does Information Lead to Emulation? Spatial Dependence in Anti-Government Violence pp. 27-46

Blake E. Garcia and Cameron Wimpy

You’ve Got Some Explaining To Do The Influence of Economic Conditions and Spatial Competition on Party Strategy* pp. 47-63

Laron K. Williams, Katsunori Seki and Guy D. Whitten

Natural Experiments Based on Geography pp. 65-95

Luke Keele and Rocio Titiunik

Measuring State and District Ideology with Spatial Realignment pp. 97-121

James E. Monogan and Jeff Gill

Addressing Endogeneity in Actor-Specific Network Measures* pp. 123-149

Frederick J. Boehmke, Olga Chyzh and Cameron G. Thies

Spatial- and Spatiotemporal-Autoregressive Probit Models of Interdependent Binary Outcomes* pp. 151-173

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

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Eric Neumayer and Thomas Plümper

On Causality in the Study of Valence and Voting Behavior: An Introduction to the Symposium* pp. 195-197

Christopher Wlezien

Re-evaluating the Valence Model of Political Choice* pp. 199-220

Geoffrey Evans and Yekaterina Chzhen

Hunting the Snark: A Reply to “Re-Evaluating Valence Models of Political Choice”* pp. 221-240

Paul Whiteley, Harold Clarke, David Sanders and Marianne Stuart

Beyond Valence: Estimating Models of Party Choice Without Resort to Ecological Fallacy or Unfounded Causal Assumptions. A Reply to Whiteley et al.* pp. 241-247

Geoffrey Evans and Yekaterina Chzhen

Volume 3, issue 3, 2015

Data Access and Research Transparency (DA-RT): A Joint Statement by Political Science Journal Editors pp. 421-421

Anonymous

A Theory of Competitive Partisan Lawmaking* pp. 423-448

Keith Krehbiel, Adam Meirowitz and Alan E. Wiseman

Learning from Debate: Institutions and Information pp. 449-472

Eric S. Dickson, Catherine Hafer and Dimitri Landa

On Judicial Review in a Separation of Powers System* pp. 473-492

Tiberiu Dragu and Oliver Board

How Much of the Incumbency Advantage is Due to Scare-Off? pp. 493-514

Andrew B. Hall and James M. Snyder

Every Story Has a Beginning, Middle, and an End (But Not Always in That Order): Predicting Duration Dynamics in a Unified Framework* pp. 515-541

Daina Chiba, Nils W. Metternich and Michael D. Ward

Unequal We Fight: Between- and Within-Group Inequality and Ethnic Civil War* pp. 543-568

Patrick M. Kuhn and Nils B. Weidmann

Challenges to Inference in the Study of Crisis Bargaining* pp. 569-587

Philip Arena and Kyle A. Joyce

“Kill Them All—Old and Young, Girls and Women and Little Children” 1: An Examination of the Organizational Choice of Targeting Civilians pp. 589-607

Victor Asal, Mitchell Brown and Marcus Schulzke

The Opportunity Cost of Conflict: Statistically Comparing Israel and Synthetic Israel pp. 609-618

Yusaku Horiuchi and Asher Mayerson

Testing Core Predictions of Spatial Models: Platform Moderation and Challenger Success* pp. 619-640

Brendan Pablo Montagnes and Jon C. Rogowski

The Role of Party Identification in Spatial Models of Voting Choice pp. 641-658

Romain Lachat

Preferences, Problems and Representation pp. 659-681

Will Jennings and Christopher Wlezien

Reality Bites: The Limits of Framing Effects for Salient and Contested Policy Issues* pp. 683-695

Michael M. Bechtel, Jens Hainmueller, Dominik Hangartner and Marc Helbling

Volume 3, issue 2, 2015

Regular Voters, Marginal Voters and the Electoral Effects of Turnout pp. e1-e15

Anthony Fowler

Some Simple Tests of Rational Voting and Agenda Setting pp. 155-168

Sean Corcoran, Thomas Romer and Howard Rosenthal

Partisan Imbalance in Regression Discontinuity Studies Based on Electoral Thresholds pp. 169-186

James M. Snyder, Olle Folke and Shigeo Hirano

Staying in the First League: Parliamentary Representation and the Electoral Success of Small Parties* pp. 187-204

Elias Dinas, Pedro Riera and Nasos Roussias

Regular Voters, Marginal Voters and the Electoral Effects of Turnout pp. 205-219

Anthony Fowler

Voting in a Multi-dimensional Space: A Conjoint Analysis Employing Valence and Ideology Attributes of Candidates pp. 221-241

Fabio Franchino and Francesco Zucchini

Partisan Presidential Influence over US Federal Budgetary Outcomes: Evidence from a Stochastic Decomposition of Executive Budget Proposals pp. 243-264

George A. Krause and Ian Palmer Cook

A New Approach to Estimating Electoral Instability in Parties* pp. 265-280

Dani M. Marinova

War with Crazy Types pp. 281-307

Avidit Acharya and Edoardo Grillo

A Theory of Minority and Majority Governments pp. 309-328

Tasos Kalandrakis

Fiscal Governance in the Eurozone: How Effectively Does the Stability and Growth Pact Limit Governmental Debt in the Euro Countries? pp. 329-351

Sebastian Koehler and Thomas König

Inflated Expectations: How Government Partisanship Shapes Monetary Policy Bureaucrats’ Inflation Forecasts pp. 353-380

Christopher Gandrud and Cassandra Grafström

Using Sequences to Model Crises pp. 381-397

Gretchen Casper and Matthew Wilson

Should I Use Fixed or Random Effects? pp. 399-408

Tom S. Clark and Drew A. Linzer

African Borders as Sources of Natural Experiments Promise and Pitfalls* pp. 409-418

John F. McCauley and Daniel N. Posner

Regular Voters, Marginal Voters and the Electoral Effects of Turnout – RETRACTION pp. 419-419

Anthony Fowler

Volume 3, issue 1, 2015

What Does it Take to Reduce Racial Prejudice in Individual-Level Candidate Evaluations? A Formal Theoretic Perspective* pp. 1-20

Arthur Lupia, Logan S. Casey, Kristyn L. Karl, Spencer Piston, Timothy J. Ryan and Christopher Skovron

Fraud and Monitoring in Non-competitive Elections* pp. 21-41

Andrew T. Little

Candidate Confidence and Electoral Appeal: An Experimental Study of the Effect of Nonverbal Confidence on Voter Evaluations pp. 43-52

Delia Dumitrescu, Elisabeth Gidengil and Dietlind Stolle

Commitment Problems in Coalitions: A New Look at the Fiscal Policies Of Multiparty Governments* pp. 53-72

Hanna Bäck and Johannes Lindvall

Heeding the Sirens: The Politics of IMF Program Participation pp. 73-93

Irfan Nooruddin and Byungwon Woo

A Quantitative Method for Substantive Robustness Assessment pp. 95-111

Justin Esarey and Nathan Danneman

Assessing the Correspondence between Experimental Results Obtained in the Lab and Field: A Review of Recent Social Science Research* pp. 113-131

Alexander Coppock and Donald P. Green

Explaining Fixed Effects: Random Effects Modeling of Time-Series Cross-Sectional and Panel Data* pp. 133-153

Andrew Bell and Kelvyn Jones