This section is reserved for subfields of Political Science. Links included here go to authors with working papers that may be requested through email from the authors or website administrators. When this section grows large enough, it will be divided into appropriate categories of Political Science.

 

Jamie Carson

University of Georgia. Scroll to the middle of the page.  Representative titles include

"Checking Power with Power: A Strategic Choice Analysis of Presidential Vetoes and Congressional Overrides" (2003);
"Ranking Political Science Departments: A Social Network Analysis of the PhD Market" (2003);
"The Historical Context of Congressional Elections: Candidate Emergence in 19th and Early 20th Century U.S. House Elections" (2003);

"The Impact of Congressional Redistricting on Candidate Emergence in the U.S. House of Representatives, 1962-2002";  and
"Measuring Constituency Influence in Congressional Voting Decisions" (2005).

 

Keith Cowling

University of Warwick.  Example titles include

"Corporate Governance and Public Interest" (2001);
"The Problem of Regional Hollowing Out in Japan: Lessons for Industrial Policy" (2000);  and
"Strategic Decisions and the Public Interest: Modern Corporations and the Case of Football" (1999).

 

Edward Lopez

University of North Texas.  Titles of the working papers include
"Party Polarization and the Business Cycle" (2003);
"Firm Lobbying for Private versus Collective Rents" (2003);

"Ignorance in Congressional Voting? Evidence from Policy Reversal on the Endangered Species Act" (2003);  and
"Incorporating Political Institutions into Rent-Seeking Games" (2003).

Richard Smith

University of Warwick.  Titles include

"Higher Order Properties of GMM and Generalized Empirical Likelihood Estimators" (2002);
"Duration Response Measurement Error";
"Tests of Rank in Reduced Rank Regression Models";  and
"Pearson-Type Tests for Moment Condition Models."

 

Achille Varzi

Titles in Philosophy.

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