Journal of Theoretical Politics

1989 - 2025

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Contemporary social federalism: Sorting, natural polarization, and policy devolvement pp. 89-121: David P. Baron
Political correctness and elite prestige* pp. 122-155: Esther Hauk and Javier Ortega
A formal model of party competition with salience pp. 156-175: Anna-Sophie Kurella

Simultaneous elections pp. 3-51: Enriqueta Aragones
On status quo bias and the existence of Condorcet cycles in binary voting situations pp. 52-70: Tommy Andersson
Beyond a universal principle of justice: Normative implications of preference measurement assumptions pp. 71-86: Monika Nalepa

Quantifying theory in politics: Identification, interpretation, and the role of structural methods pp. 301-327: Nathan Canen and Kristopher Ramsay
Explanation, formal models, and rational choice pp. 328-343: Scott Ashworth
Informative campaigns, overpromising, and policy bargaining pp. 344-366: Dahjin Kim, Gechun Lin and Keith E. Schnakenberg

Multidimensional policies, asymmetric public perception and stability in autocracies pp. 237-255: Yuan Li and Mario Gilli
Formal models in normative political theory pp. 256-274: Hun Chung and Brian Kogelmann
A visa for a revolution? A theory of anti-authoritarian immigration policy pp. 275-296: Carlo M. Horz and Jonghoon Lee

Justice, inclusion, and incentives pp. 101-131: Ghislain Herman Demeze-Jouatsa, Roland Pongou and Jean-Baptiste Tondji
A new formal model analysis of deterrent to brinkmanship and the causes of the armament dilemma pp. 132-155: Katsuzo Yamamoto
Strategic avoidance and rulemaking procedures pp. 156-185: Peter Bils, Robert J. Carroll and Lawrence S. Rothenberg
Power sharing with weak institutions âˆ— pp. 186-211: Robert Powell
A comment on Powell and formal models of power sharing * pp. 212-233: Jack Paine

Law enforcement and political misinformation pp. 3-36: Yohei Yamaguchi and Ken Yahagi
Tell me the truth? Dictatorship and the commitment to media freedom pp. 37-63: Greg Chih-Hsin Sheen, Hans H. Tung and Wen-Chin Wu
Decentralised information transmission in the shadow of conflict pp. 64-82: Stephane Wolton
Collective agency and positive political theory pp. 83-98: Lars J. K. Moen

(Not) Addressing issues in electoral campaigns pp. 259-291: Salvador BarberÃ and Anke Gerber
Decentralized legislative oversight of bureaucratic policy making pp. 292-309: Janna King, Sean Gailmard and Abby Wood
Zone defense: Why liberal cities build too few homes pp. 310-323: Joseph T. Ornstein

Bayesian explanations for persuasion pp. 147-181: Andrew T Little
Talking to the enemy: Explaining the emergence of peace talks in interstate war pp. 182-203: Oriana Skylar Mastro and David A Siegel
Mowing the grass pp. 204-231: Michael Gibilisco
Indirect rule and mass threat: Two paths to direct rule pp. 232-256: Benjamin Broman

Access to justice in revenue-seeking legal institutions pp. 75-99: Hannah Simpson
Electoral inequity pp. 100-125: Nicolas Boccard
Slacktivism pp. 126-143: Boris Ginzburg

Ideological sorting pp. 3-30: David P. Baron
The political economy of noncompliance in customs unions pp. 31-57: Joshua C. Fjelstul
Generalized medians and electoral competition with valence pp. 58-71: Tasos Kalandrakis

Models of inter-election change in partisan vote share pp. 481-498: Mark C. Wilson and Bernard N. Grofman
An information-based explanation for partisan media sorting pp. 499-526: Anthony Fowler and Kisoo Kim
Minimal voting paradoxes pp. 527-551: Felix Brandt, Marie MatthÃ¤us and Christian Saile
The evolution of consensus through coordinated action pp. 552-588: Ishan Joshi

Explaining patterns in the onset of interstate war pp. 333-356: Christopher Schwarz
Delegation, capture and endogenous information structures pp. 357-414: Perrin Lefebvre and David Martimort
Identity and the limits of fair assessment pp. 415-442: Rush T. Stewart
Why do voters elect less qualified candidates? pp. 443-477: Nobuhiro Mizuno and Ryosuke Okazawa

Inefficient voting with identical voters pp. 175-190: Ole-Andreas Elvik Naess
A theory of policy sabotage pp. 191-218: Alexander V. Hirsch and Jonathan P. Kastellec
Rational erraticism pp. 219-235: Frank Bohn and Xue Wang
Electoral accountability and political competence pp. 236-261: Lindsey Gailmard
Social Power and Non-cooperative Game Theory pp. 262-279: William Bosworth,
Homo moralis goes to the voting booth: Coordination and information aggregation pp. 280-312: Ingela Alger and Jean-FranÃ§ois Laslier
Accountability and learning with motivated agents pp. 313-329: Tinghua Yu

Clientelism and development: Vote-buying meets patronage pp. 3-34: Vladimir Shchukin and Cemal Eren Arbatli
Congressional oversight and electoral accountability pp. 35-58: Austin Bussing and Michael Pomirchy
Gender, sexism, and war 1 pp. 59-77: Dan Reiter and Scott Wolford
Informative campaigning in multidimensional politics: The role of naÃ¯ve voters pp. 78-106: Satoshi Kasamatsu and Daiki Kishishita
Explaining legal inconsistency pp. 107-126: JBrandon Duck-Mayr
Do supermajority rules really deter extremism? the role of electoral competition 1 pp. 127-144: Daiki Kishishita and Atsushi Yamagishi
The NIMBY problem pp. 145-172: David Foster and Joseph Warren