Statistics and Public Policy

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Volume 7, issue 1, 2020

Statistical Procedures for Assessing the Need for an Affirmative Action Plan: A Reanalysis of Shea v. Kerry pp. 1-8

Qing Pan, Weiwen Miao and Joseph L. Gastwirth

On Racial Disparities in Recent Fatal Police Shootings pp. 9-18

Lucas Mentch

Optimal Legislative County Clustering in North Carolina pp. 19-29

Daniel Carter, Zach Hunter, Dan Teague, Gregory Herschlag and Jonathan Mattingly

Quantifying Gerrymandering in North Carolina pp. 30-38

Gregory Herschlag, Han Sung Kang, Justin Luo, Christy Vaughn Graves, Sachet Bangia, Robert Ravier and Jonathan C. Mattingly

Mathematics of Nested Districts: The Case of Alaska pp. 39-51

Sophia Caldera, Daryl DeFord, Moon Duchin, Samuel C. Gutekunst and Cara Nix

The Essential Role of Empirical Validation in Legislative Redistricting Simulation pp. 52-68

Benjamin Fifield, Kosuke Imai, Jun Kawahara and Christopher T. Kenny

A Computational Approach to Measuring Vote Elasticity and Competitiveness pp. 69-86

Daryl DeFord, Moon Duchin and Justin Solomon

Who Is My Neighbor? The Spatial Efficiency of Partisanship pp. 87-100

Nicholas Eubank and Jonathan Rodden

Separating Effect From Significance in Markov Chain Tests pp. 101-114

Maria Chikina, Alan Frieze, Jonathan C. Mattingly and Wesley Pegden

Volume 6, issue 1, 2019

Bayesian Estimation of MSM Population Size in Côte d’Ivoire pp. 1-13

Abhirup Datta, Wenyi Lin, Amrita Rao, Daouda Diouf, Abo Kouame, Jessie K. Edwards, Le Bao, Thomas A. Louis and Stefan Baral

Global Zoning and Exchangeability of Field Trial Residues Between Zones: Are There Systematic Differences in Pesticide Residues Across Geographies? pp. 14-23

James Nguyen, Carmen Tiu, Jane Stewart and David Miller

Patterns of Pediatric Cancers in Florida: 2000–2015 pp. 24-35

Raid W. Amin, Alexander Bohnert and David Banks

EPA is Mandating the Normal Distribution pp. 36-43

Steven P. Millard

Understanding Significance Tests From a Non-Mixing Markov Chain for Partisan Gerrymandering Claims pp. 44-49

Wendy K. Tam Cho and Simon Rubinstein-Salzedo

Understanding Our Markov Chain Significance Test: A Reply to Cho and Rubinstein-Salzedo pp. 50-53

Maria Chikina, Alan Frieze and Wesley Pegden

Rejoinder to “Understanding our Markov Chain Significance Test” pp. 54-54

Wendy K. Tam Cho and Simon Rubinstein-Salzedo

A Bayesian Difference-in-Difference Framework for the Impact of Primary Care Redesign on Diabetes Outcomes pp. 55-66

James Normington, Eric Lock, Caroline Carlin, Kevin Peterson and Bradley Carlin

Statistics, Probability, and a Failed Conservation Policy pp. 67-79

Michael D. Collins

Classifying Hate Speech Using a Two-Layer Model pp. 80-86

Yiwen Tang and Nicole Dalzell

An Alternative to the Carnegie Classifications: Identifying Similar Doctoral Institutions With Structural Equation Models and Clustering pp. 87-97

Paul Harmon, Sarah McKnight, Laura Hildreth, Ian Godwin and Mark Greenwood

Cost-Benefit Analysis of Discretionary Wars pp. 98-106

Diane Hu, Andrew Cooper, Neel Desai, Sophie Guo, Steven Shi and David Banks

Discretionary Wars, Cost-Benefit Analysis, and the Rashomon Effect: Searching for an Analytical Engine for Avoiding War pp. 107-121

Jonathan Ratner

Response to “Discretionary Wars, Cost-Benefit Analysis, and the Rashomon Effect” pp. 122-123

David Banks