Political Behavior

Stephanie Nail   (Stanford University)

Abstract: Previous literature has suggested that there are underlying differences in cognitive processes between liberals and...

Jay Goodliffe (Brigham Young University)

*Award for Best Faculty Poster*

Abstract: Why do citizens start donating to campaigns? Why do donors stop donating? Using latent class...

James Bisbee (Princeton University) and Jan Zilinsky (New York University)

Abstract: Voters form beliefs about the economy and politics on the basis of a potentially rich information...

Evan Rosenman and Nitin Viswanathan (Stanford University)

Abstract: We consider a problem of ecological inference, in which individual-level covariates are known, but labeled data...

Fernando Rocha Rosario (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México)

Abstract: In this paper I expose a technique which formalizes the political analysis using modal logic and theory of...

Oliver Rittmann (University of Mannheim), Tobias Ringwald (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) and Dominic Nyhuis (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

Abstract: Why do...

Kazuma Mizukoshi (University College London)

Abstract: “Science is impossible without an evolving network of stable measures” (Wright 1997: 33), but to what extent should measures...

Gabriel Madson (Duke University)

Abstract: Issue voting, where citizens select candidates primarily for their positions on political issues, is a normatively appealing theory of...

Shiro Kuriwaki (Harvard University)

Abstract: Election scholars increasingly analyze large cast vote records (ballot image logs) to measure ticket splitting and ideological coherence in...

Tzu-Ping Liu, Gento Kato and Samuel Fuller (University of California, Davis)

Abstract: Bridging ideological estimates of various groups and polities is an important, but relatively...

Dahyun Choi (Princeton University)

Abstract: Studies of lobbying demonstrate that sending costly signals can further enhance the credibility of the information conveyed by firms, and...

Ka-Ming Chan (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich)

Abstract: During the 2013-2017 electoral cycle, Alternative for Germany (AfD) emerged as a radical right party in the electoral market...

Samuel Baltz (University of Michigan)

Abstract: Despite the salience and importance of electoral system reform, both in the political science literature and in the contemporary politics...

Alessio Albarello (University of Rochester)

Abstract: In coalition governments, parties need to agree on a common position. Whose preferences pre- vail? I test alternative theories for...