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Political Science Research and Methods: The journal of (European Political Science Association), edited by Paul Kellstedt (), published by CUP

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    24. sij

    Check out our latest issue, Volume 8 | Issue 1: All articles are until the end of February 2020.

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  2. prije 18 sati

    Volume 8 | Issue 1 - Using statistical theory and Monte Carlo simulations, & highlight the importance of using more robust estimators along with variable transformations. Enjoy until the end of February 2020:

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    Just issued on an article by prof. Raimondas Ibenskas analysing the effect of splits on electoral competition in Western and Eastern Europe. 👇

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  4. 1. velj

    Volume 8 | Issue 1 – How to study networks in political science? J.Larson & offer a practical guide for designing a study to elicit networks and illuminates the tradeoffs that researchers face. Enjoy until the end of Feb 2020:

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  5. 31. sij

    Volume 8 | Issue 1 - To FE or not to FE? Cook, Hays & Franzese suggest a penalized maximum likelihood fixed effects (PML-FE) estimator and illustrate their method with a model of civil war onset. Enjoy until the end of February 2020:

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  6. 30. sij

    Volume 8 | Issue 1 - Using the case of Japan, & T. Yamamoto investigate which attributes are most relevant in shaping voters’ preferences for politicians. Enjoy until the end of February 2020:

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  7. 29. sij

    Volume 8 | Issue 1 - Using a new dataset covering more than 200 party splits across 25 European countries, Raimondas Ibenskas examines the variation in parties’ electoral support after fission. Enjoy until the end of February 2020:

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  8. 28. sij

    Volume 8 | Issue 1 – When do governments lock in their own policy preferences? T. Betz emphasizes a trade-off between policy preferences and the benefits of keeping an issue on the table to exploit partisan differences. until end of Feb 2020

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  9. 27. sij

    Volume 8 | Issue 1 - & C.Shipan argue that institutional conditions can affect legislative turnover. Using US state-level data, they highlight the role of separation of power arrangements. Enjoy until the end of February 2020:

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  10. 26. sij

    Volume 8 | Issue 1 - , Stevenson & Elwert show how provide a framework for delineating which effects are presumed to be identified and thus merit a causal interpretation, and which are not. Enjoy until the end of February 2020:

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    24. sij

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    23. sij

    Do you want to live longer? Run for office (and win)! Great paper by and in

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  13. 22. sij

    Does winning elections make a politician live longer? & show that politicians who win a close election live 5-10 years longer than candidates who lose. Check their approach:

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    22. sij

    I'm very proud of this paper with in because we made a very geeky reference to Tinder in the title, which ironically would annihilate our chances to get a match on Tinder if it was on our profile. And that ladies and gentlemen is our great performance

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  15. 21. sij

    Using data on Chinese leaders and medias reports in local newspapers from 2000 to 2014, Ting Chen & Ji Yeon Hong show that Chinese political elites under promotion pressure compete within factions to outrival their peers. Read their analysis:

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    20. sij

    Check out my latest project in the . In this paper, we show new evidence on endogenous democratization. Our identification strategy uses the cross-country variation of the cultivability of the potato in the Old World

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  17. 20. sij

    Does economic development cause democracy? and Guillermo Rosas exploit exogeneity in the potato productivity shock to identify a causal effect of urbanization on democratization. Check out their approach here:

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    13. sij

    We at are back from our holiday break; our site has been reopened for submissions. Let’s have a great 2020.

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  19. 26. pro 2019.

    Are you confused about the concept of dualization? and clarify it by presenting the conceptual foundations of the debate on dualization. All papers from the symposium are until the end of May 2020:

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    26. pro 2019.

    You can now enjoy free access to the latest issue of until the end of 2019 -

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