Journal of Political Institutions and Political Economy

2020 - 2025

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Volume 6, issue 1, 2025

Pain at the Pump, Pain at the Polls? Global Evidence on Election Timing, State Capacity, and Gasoline Prices pp. 1-25

Matthew D. Fails

How Widespread is Strategic Partisan Voting in Congress? Revisiting “Backward Induction in the Wild” pp. 27-57

Adam Zelizer

Assessing Alaska’s Top-4 Primary and Ranked Choice Voting Electoral Reform: More Moderate Winners, More Moderate Policy pp. 59-84

Glenn Wright, Benjamin Reilly and David Lublin

Building a Record: Amending Activity, Position Taking, and the Seventeenth Amendment pp. 85-104

Jamie L. Carson, Anthony J. Madonna, Mark E. Owens, Joel Sievert and Ryan D. Williamson

The Fiscal Politics of Turnover and Tenure: Partisan Competition and Interterm Cycles pp. 105-134

Joel W. Johnson

Volume 5, issue 4, 2024

By A Show of (Which) Hands: Empirical Analysis of Regional Transmission Owner Stakeholder Voting pp. 487-522

Zachary Teti and Seth Blumsack

The Pacing Problem: Using the IAD Framework to Model Technological and Institutional Change in a Regulated Industry pp. 523-554

L. Lynne Kiesling

Energy Policy Preferences in Times of Crisis: Evidence from Survey Experiments in the UK pp. 555-579

Liam F. Beiser-McGrath

Political Institutions, Energy Transitions, and Air Quality: Evidence from Global Urban Areas pp. 581-626

Cesar B. Martinez-Alvarez

Domestic Politics in the European Union’s Emissions Trading System: Evidence from Free Allowance Allocation pp. 627-657

Justin Melnick

Pro-Carbon Policymaking in Renewable Portfolio Standards: An Empirical Assessment pp. 659-684

Srinivas C. Parinandi, Sara Hoose and Hyodong Sohn

Volume 5, issue 3, 2024

Partisan Constituencies and Congressional Polarization pp. 335-361

Anthony Fowler

All Candidate Primaries, Open Primaries, and Voter Turnout pp. 363-385

Nathan K. Micatka, Caroline J. Tolbert and Robert G. Boatright

A Theory of Intra-Party Factions and Electoral Accountability pp. 387-413

Michael Pomirchy

Executive Appointee Reliability under Separated Powers: Senatorial Constraints on Executive Branch Leadership Appointments in U.S. Federal Agencies pp. 415-441

Gary E. Hollibaugh and George A. Krause

The Politics of Reversing Central Bank Independence pp. 443-485

Andreas Kern and Jack Seddon

Volume 5, issue 2, 2024

Exploring the Influence of Tribal Governance Capacity: Evidence from Internet Availability in Indian Country pp. 179-207

Brouwer Nr

Environmental Conflict and Local Knowledge in Alaska Native Politics pp. 209-232

Joseph Warren

Bargaining in the Shadow of Prior Appropriation: Concessions and Trade-Offs in Native American Water Settlement Negotiations pp. 233-257

Leslie Sanchez

Federal Incarceration and Native American Felon Disenfranchisement in the US West pp. 259-283

Melissa Rogers, Jean Schroedel and Joseph Dietrich

Examining Native American Support for Federal Indian Policy: Evidence from the Indian Child Welfare Act pp. 285-304

Jay N. Krehbiel

Assimilation and Delegation: A Formal Model of Federal-Tribal Dynamics pp. 305-334

Sonja Castañeda Dower

Volume 5, issue 1, 2024

The Public Meeting Paradox: How NIMBY-Dominated Public Meetings Can Enable New Housing pp. 1-28

Allison K. Cuttner, Ryan Hübert and B. Pablo Montagnes

Understanding Opposition to Apartment Buildings pp. 29-46

Martin Vinæs Larsen and Niels Nyholt

When Do Local Interest Groups Participate in the Housing Entitlement Process? pp. 47-69

Michael Hankinson, Asya Magazinnik and Anna Weissman

How Affordable Housing Can Exclude: The Political Economy of Subsidized Housing pp. 71-90

Katherine Levine Einstein and Maxwell Palmer

Liability for Homelessness pp. 91-116

David Foster and Joseph Warren

What State Housing Policies Do Voters Want? Evidence from a Platform-Choice Experiment pp. 117-152

Christopher S. Elmendorf, Clayton Nall and Stan Oklobdzija

Homogeneity in Housing Development: Benefits for Investors Over Residents pp. 153-177

Sofia Borushkina and Aleksei Kiselev

Volume 4, issue 4, 2024

Party and Policy in Lineland: A Theory of Conditional Party Cartels pp. 479-495

John H. Aldrich, Gary W. Cox, Mathew D. McCubbins and David W. Rohde

Information and Party Influence in the U.S. Congress pp. 497-521

Pamela Ban

{'italic': 'Legislative Leviathan', '#text': 'Paved with Partisan Intentions: The Impressive and Disheartening Validity of Cox and McCubbins’s'} pp. 523-549

Benjamin Kinnard and John W. Patty

Comparing Leviathans: Agenda Influence in State Legislatures, 2011 to 2023 pp. 551-576

Boris Shor and Michael R. Kistner

The Electoral Costs of Legislative Action: Dynamic Partisanship and Agenda Control in the U.S. Congress pp. 577-615

Carlos Algara and Josh M. Ryan

Entrenched Leviathans pp. 617-639

Christian Fong

Volume 4, issue 3, 2023

Political Fear and Loathing on Wall Street: Electoral Risk Hedging in the United States (1986–2020) pp. 311-331

Sebastian Saiegh

Do Political Hawks Prioritize Different Policies Than Technocrats? Politicization and Governors’ Spending Priorities pp. 333-371

Julio A. Ramos Pastrana, Johabed G. Olvera and Claudia N. Avellaneda

Media Censorship Backfire pp. 373-400

Xiaoli Guo

Unemployment Insurance, Risk, and the Acquisition of Specific Skills: An Experimental Approach pp. 401-429

John S. Ahlquist and Ben Ansell

{'italic': 'Fighting for the Speakership', '#text': ': An Update'} pp. 431-478

Jeffery A. Jenkins and Charles Stewart

Volume 4, issue 2, 2023

Speaking, Thinking, and Being President pp. 159-182

Matthew N. Beckmann and Marek M. Kaminski

How Do European Citizens Form their Views of the EU Public Administration? Exploring the Role of Heuristics pp. 183-230

Jan P. Vogler

Where Are the Missing Dead? How Metrics Management Mitigates Official Data Misreporting in China pp. 231-258

Guoer Liu

Good Friends versus Best Friends: How Different Types of Political Connection Work in China pp. 259-285

Qing Chang

The Rise and Fall of Congressional Oversight of the Bureaucracy: The U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce, 1969-2018 pp. 287-309

Jason A. MacDonald

Volume 4, issue 1, 2023

Personnel, Politics, and Policy-Making pp. 111–158

John W. Patty and Emily H. Moore

Political Polarization and Judicial Selection pp. 1–27

Tinghua Yu and Elliott Ash

Different Rules, Different Legislators? Direct and Indirect Elections to the U.S. Congress pp. 29–50

Joel Sievert

Political Alignment and the Allocation of Stock Market Resources in China pp. 51–80

Yishuang Li and Zhenhuan Lei

The Quality of District Representation in U.S. House Committees pp. 81–110

Josh M. Ryan