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The Strategic Use of International Institutions in Dispute Settlement
AbstractHow does the existence of an international institution change the strategic calculations of states engaged in an international dispute? This paper investigates the question by modeling an international institution as…
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Random Events, Economic Losses, and Retrospective Voting: Implications for Democratic Competence
AbstractWe leverage the natural experiment afforded by tornado incidence to estimate the effect of exogenous economic loss on electoral outcomes. We find that voters punish the incumbent party in presidential…
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Popular Control of Public Policy: A Quantitative Approach
AbstractThe quality of government is often measured by the degree of congruence between policy choices and public opinion, but there is not an accepted method for calculating congruence. This paper…
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