Quarterly Journal of Political Science

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"Leakage" in International Regulatory Regimes: Did the OECD Anti-bribery Convention Increase Bribery? pp. 387-427: Terrence L. Chapman, Nathan M. Jensen, Edmund J. Malesky and Scott Wolford
Contemporary U.S. Policymaking pp. 429-465: David P. Baron
Lobbying, Inside and Out: How Special Interest Groups Influence Policy Choices pp. 467-503: Stephane Wolton
Do Newspapers Benefit Incumbents? Evidence from Denmark 1849â€“1915 pp. 505-532: Alexander Fouirnaies
Friends Don't Let Friends Free Ride pp. 533-557: Nicholas Eubank and Dorothy Kronick

Protest Puzzles: Tullock's Paradox, Hong Kong Experiment, and the Strength of Weak States pp. 245-264: Mehdi Shadmehr
Viral Voting: Social Networks and Political Participation pp. 265-284: Nicholas Eubank, Guy Grossman, Melina R. Platas and Jonathan Rodden
Political Corruption Cycles in Democracies and Autocracies: Evidence from Micro-data on Extortion in West Africa pp. 285-323: Jasper Cooper
Party Bans: Deterrence or Backlash? Evidence from the Basque Country pp. 325-358: Andreu Arenas
Insights from the Blinderâ€“Oaxaca Decomposition on Polarization in the US Senate pp. 359-386: Daniel M. Butler

Polarized Extremes and the Confused Centre: Campaign Targeting of Voters with Correlation Neglect pp. 139-155: Gilat Levy, Moreno de Barreda, InÃ©s and Ronny Razin
Optimal Size of Rebellions: Trade-off Between Large Group and Maintaining Secrecy pp. 157-183: Congyi Zhou
Local Representation and Voter Mobilization in Closed-list Proportional Representation Systems pp. 185-213: Jon Fiva, Askill Halse and Daniel M. Smith
Presidents and the Status Quo pp. 215-244: Kenneth Lowande

Does the Media Cover the Economy Accurately? An Analysis of Sixteen Developed Democracies pp. 1-33: Mark A. Kayser and Michael Peress
Do Reelection Incentives Improve Policy Implementation? Accountability versus Political Targeting pp. 35-69: Anderson Frey
Trumping Hate on Twitter? Online Hate Speech in the 2016 U.S. Election Campaign and its Aftermath pp. 71-104: Alexandra A. Siegel, Evgenii Nikitin, BarberÃ¡, Pablo, Joanna Sterling, Bethany Pullen, Richard Bonneau, Jonathan Nagler and Joshua A. Tucker
A Model of Interest Group Influence and Campaign Advertising pp. 105-137: Zuheir Desai and John Duggan

Meetings, Comments, and the Distributive Politics of Rulemaking pp. 449-481: Brian Libgober
The Direct Primary and the Incumbency Advantage in the US House of Representatives pp. 483-506: Michael P. Olson
Quitting in Protest: Presidential Policymaking and Civil Service Response pp. 507-538: Charles M. Cameron and John M. de Figueiredo
The Mechanisms of Direct and Indirect Rule: Colonialism and Economic Development in Africa pp. 539-577: Natalie Wenzell Letsa and Martha Wilfahrt

A Model of Protests, Revolution, and Information pp. 297-335: Salvador Barbera and Matthew Jackson
Political Identity and Trust pp. 337-367: HernÃ¡ndez-Lagos, Pablo and Dylan Minor
Rational Quagmires: Attrition, Learning, and War pp. 369-400: Colin Krainin, Caroline Thomas and Thomas Wiseman
Class versus Identity: Candidates' Race and the Inequalityâ€“Redistribution Nexus pp. 401-447: Konstantinos Matakos and Dimitrios Xefteris

Partisan Intoxication or Policy Voting? pp. 141-179: Anthony Fowler
Sobering up after "Partisan Intoxication or Policy Voting?" pp. 181-212: Steven Rogers
Defending Sober Voters against Sensationalist Scholars: A Reply to Rogers pp. 213-219: Anthony Fowler
Parents, Peers, and Politics: The Long-term Effects of Vertical Social Ties pp. 221-253: Linuz Aggeborn, Nazita Lajevardi, Karl-Oskar Lindgren, Nyman, PÃ¤r and Sven Oskarsson
Does Equalizing Assets Spur Development? Evidence From Large-Scale Land Reform in Peru pp. 255-295: Michael Albertus and Bogdan G. Popescu

When Polarization Trumps Civic Virtue: Partisan Conflict and the Subversion of Democracy by Incumbents pp. 3-31: Milan W. Svolik
How Cross-Cutting Discussion Shapes Support for Ethnic Politics: Evidence from an Experiment in Lebanon pp. 33-71: Laura Paler, Leslie Marshall and Sami Atallah
An Informational Theory of Electoral Targeting in Young Clientelistic Democracies: Evidence from Senegal pp. 73-104: Jessica Gottlieb and Horacio Larreguy
Candidate Elimination in Competitive Autocracies pp. 105-139: Shichao Ma

Princelings in the Private Sector: The Value of Nepotism pp. 349-381: David Szakonyi
The Impact of Medicaid Expansion on Voter Participation: Evidence from the Oregon Health Insurance Experiment pp. 383-400: Katherine Baicker and Amy Finkelstein
Voter Response to Hispanic Sounding Names: Evidence from Down-Ballot Statewide Elections pp. 401-437: Suzanne K. Barth, Nikolas Mittag and Kyung H. Park
Presidential Selection of Supreme Court Nominees: The Characteristics Approach pp. 439-474: Charles M. Cameron, Jonathan P. Kastellec and Lauren A. Mattioli

The Economic Effects of Electoral Rules: Evidence from Unemployment Benefits pp. 259-291: Vincenzo Galasso and Salvatore Nunnari
Reputation Identifying the Effect of Political Rumor Diffusion Using Variations in Survey Timing pp. 293-311: Jin Woo Kim and Eunji Kim
Trumped by Race: Explanations for Race's Influence on Whites' Votes in 2016 pp. 313-328: Andrew M. Engelhardt
Border Walls and Smuggling Spillovers pp. 329-347: Anna Getmansky, Guy Grossman and Austin L. Wright

Reputation Effects and Incumbency (Dis)Advantage pp. 131-157: Navin Kartik and Richard Van Weelden
A Behavioral Foundation for Audience Costs pp. 159-190: Avidit Acharya and Edoardo Grillo
Reevaluating Competition and Turnout in U.S. House Elections pp. 191-223: Daniel J. Moskowitz and Benjamin Schneer
Signaling Policy Intentions in Fundraising Contests pp. 225-258: Brenton Kenkel

Social Networks and the Political Salience of Ethnicity pp. 1-39: Nicholas Eubank
Political Awareness, Microtargeting of Voters, and Negative Electoral Campaigning pp. 41-88: Burkhard Schipper and Hee Yeul Woo
The Evolution of National Constitutions pp. 89-114: Nicholas Eubank
How Private Politics Alters Legislative Responsiveness pp. 115-130: James N. Druckman and Julia Valdes