Journal of Political Institutions and Political Economy

2020 - 2023

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Pork during Pandemics: Federal Spending and Public Health Crises pp. 507-521: Nicholas G. Napolio
Local Political Institutions and First-Mover Policy Responses to COVID-19 pp. 523-541: Mirya R. Holman, Emily M. Farris and Jane Lawrence Sumner
Truth or Dare? Detecting Systematic Manipulation of COVID-19 Statistics pp. 543-557: Fatih Serkant Adiguzel, Asli Cansunar and Gozde Corekcioglu
Epidemics, Rent Extraction, and the Value of Holding Office pp. 559-583: Francisco Garfias and Emily A. Sellars
Institutional Origins of Protective COVID-19 Public Health Policy Responses: Informational and Authority Redundancies and Policy Stringency pp. 585-613: Olga Shvetsova,, Andrei Zhirnov, Julie VanDusky-Allen, Abdul Basit Adeel, Michael Catalano, Olivia Catalano, Frank Giannelli, Ezgi Muftuoglu, Tara Riggs, Mehmet Halit Sezgin, Naveed Tahir and Tianyi Zhao
Emergency Response, Public Behavior, and the Effectiveness of Texas Counties in a Pandemic pp. 615-630: Mark E. Owens and Renee M. Johnson
Congressional Credit-Claiming for COVID-19 Assistance: How Home Styles Adapt to Local Context pp. 631-644: William T. Bianco and Eric R. Schmidt
Health vs. Economy: Politically Optimal Pandemic Policy pp. 645-669: Desiree Desierto and Mark Koyama

Local Political Economy: The State of the Field: Past, Present, and Future pp. 319-340: Jessica Trounstine
Toward a General Causal Framework for the Study of Racial Bias in Policing pp. 341-378: Dean Knox and Jonathan Mummolo
Identity and Information in Organizations pp. 379-416: John W. Patty and Elizabeth Maggie Penn
Insurgent Learning pp. 417-448: Francesco Trebbi, Eric Weese, Austin L. Wright and Andrew Shaver
Why Is Political Economy a Subfield in Comparative Politics and International Relations, but Not in American Politics? Lessons from the Past, Prescriptions for the Future pp. 449-475: George A. Krause
Electorates versus Voters pp. 477-505: Scott Ashworth and Anthony Fowler

Attitudes toward Voting Technology, 2012â€“2019 pp. 159-187: Charles Stewart and James Dunham
Security and Integrity: Administrative Structure, Capacity, and American Elections pp. 189-207: Ryan D. Williamson, Kathleen Hale and Mitchell Brown
How to Measure and Assess the Turnout Effects of Election Reforms pp. 209-237: Andrew Menger and Robert M. Stein
Explaining the Blue Shift in Election Canvassing pp. 239-265: Edward B. Foley and Charles Stewart
Reducing Legislative Polarization: Top-Two and Open Primaries Are Associated with More Moderate Legislators pp. 267-287: Christian R. Grose
Easy as 1, 2, 3? Challenges of the 2020 Census and Implications for Political Science pp. 289-317: D. Sunshine Hillygus and Jesse Lopez

Providing Political Guidance? Agency Politicization and "As If" Policymaking pp. 1-26: Rachel Augustine Potter
The Administrative Presidency and Public Trust in Bureaucracy pp. 27-51: Jon C. Rogowski
Presidential Signing Statements and Separation of Powers Politics pp. 53-78: Sharece Thrower
Beyond the Base: Presidents, Partisan Approval, and the Political Economy of Unilateral Action pp. 79-103: Dino Christenson and Douglas Kriner
Mayoral Candidates, Social Class, and Representation in American Cities pp. 105-136: Patricia A. Kirkland
Rethinking Public Appeals: Experimental Evidence on Presidential Performances pp. 137-158: William G. Howell, Ethan Porter and Thomas J. Wood