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Authors:
GIBSON JL
Citation: Jl. Gibson, A MILE WIDE BUT AN INCH DEEP() - THE STRUCTURE OF DEMOCRATIC COMMITMENTS IN THE FORMER USSR, American journal of political science, 40(2), 1996, pp. 396-420
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MALTZMAN F
WAHLBECK PJ
Citation: F. Maltzman et Pj. Wahlbeck, MAY IT PLEASE THE CHIEF - OPINION ASSIGNMENTS IN THE REHNQUIST COURT, American journal of political science, 40(2), 1996, pp. 421-443
Authors:
BREHM J
HAMILTON JT
Citation: J. Brehm et Jt. Hamilton, NONCOMPLIANCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL REPORTING - ARE VIOLATORS IGNORANT, OREVASIVE, OF THE LAW, American journal of political science, 40(2), 1996, pp. 444-477
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COX GW
KATZ JN
Citation: Gw. Cox et Jn. Katz, WHY DID THE INCUMBENCY ADVANTAGE IN US HOUSE ELECTIONS GROW, American journal of political science, 40(2), 1996, pp. 478-497
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OLIVER JE
Citation: Je. Oliver, THE EFFECTS OF ELIGIBILITY RESTRICTIONS AND PARTY ACTIVITY ON ABSENTEE VOTING AND OVERALL TURNOUT, American journal of political science, 40(2), 1996, pp. 498-513
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BLAIS A
BLAKE D
DION S
Citation: A. Blais et al., DO PARTIES MAKE A DIFFERENCE - A REAPPRAISAL, American journal of political science, 40(2), 1996, pp. 514-520
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BAUMGARTNER FR
LEECH BL
Citation: Fr. Baumgartner et Bl. Leech, THE MULTIPLE AMBIGUITIES OF COUNTERACTIVE LOBBYING, American journal of political science, 40(2), 1996, pp. 521-542
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AUSTENSMITH D
WRIGHT JR
Citation: D. Austensmith et Jr. Wright, THEORY AND EVIDENCE FOR COUNTERACTIVE LOBBYING, American journal of political science, 40(2), 1996, pp. 543-564
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BAUMGARTNER FR
LEECH BL
Citation: Fr. Baumgartner et Bl. Leech, GOOD THEORIES DESERVE GOOD DATA, American journal of political science, 40(2), 1996, pp. 565-569
Authors:
MOONEY CZ
Citation: Cz. Mooney, BOOTSTRAP STATISTICAL-INFERENCE - EXAMPLES AND EVALUATIONS FOR POLITICAL-SCIENCE, American journal of political science, 40(2), 1996, pp. 570-602
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KRITZER HM
Citation: Hm. Kritzer, THE DATA PUZZLE - THE NATURE OF INTERPRETATION IN QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH, American journal of political science, 40(1), 1996, pp. 1-32
Authors:
SNIDERMAN PM
CARMINES EG
LAYMAN GC
CARTER M
Citation: Pm. Sniderman et al., BEYOND RACE - SOCIAL-JUSTICE AS A RACE NEUTRAL IDEAL, American journal of political science, 40(1), 1996, pp. 33-55
Authors:
GILLIAM FD
Citation: Fd. Gilliam, EXPLORING MINORITY EMPOWERMENT - SYMBOLIC POLITICS, GOVERNING COALITIONS, AND TRACES OF POLITICAL STYLE IN LOS-ANGELES, American journal of political science, 40(1), 1996, pp. 56-81
Authors:
HEDGE D
BUTTON J
SPEAR M
Citation: D. Hedge et al., ACCOUNTING FOR THE QUALITY OF BLACK LEGISLATIVE LIFE - THE VIEW FROM THE STATES, American journal of political science, 40(1), 1996, pp. 82-98
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GERBER ER
Citation: Er. Gerber, LEGISLATIVE RESPONSE TO THE THREAT OF POPULAR INITIATIVES, American journal of political science, 40(1), 1996, pp. 99-128
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ADAMS GD
Citation: Gd. Adams, LEGISLATIVE EFFECTS OF SINGLE-MEMBER VS MULTIMEMBER DISTRICTS, American journal of political science, 40(1), 1996, pp. 129-144
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BIANCO WT
SPENCE DB
WILKERSON JD
Citation: Wt. Bianco et al., THE ELECTORAL CONNECTION IN THE EARLY CONGRESS - THE CASE OF THE COMPENSATION ACT OF 1816, American journal of political science, 40(1), 1996, pp. 145-171
Authors:
BRIANS CL
WATTENBERG MP
Citation: Cl. Brians et Mp. Wattenberg, CAMPAIGN ISSUE KNOWLEDGE AND SALIENCE - COMPARING RECEPTION FROM TV COMMERCIALS TV-NEWS, AND NEWSPAPERS, American journal of political science, 40(1), 1996, pp. 172-193
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BARTELS LM
Citation: Lm. Bartels, UNINFORMED VOTES - INFORMATION EFFECTS IN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS, American journal of political science, 40(1), 1996, pp. 194-230
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WHITTEN GD
PALMER HD
Citation: Gd. Whitten et Hd. Palmer, HEIGHTENING COMPARATIVISTS CONCERN FOR MODEL CHOICE - VOTING-BEHAVIORIN GREAT-BRITAIN AND THE NETHERLANDS, American journal of political science, 40(1), 1996, pp. 231-260
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EPSTEIN L
MERSHON C
Citation: L. Epstein et C. Mershon, MEASURING POLITICAL PREFERENCES, American journal of political science, 40(1), 1996, pp. 261-294
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JONES BS
NORRANDER B
Citation: Bs. Jones et B. Norrander, THE RELIABILITY OF AGGREGATED PUBLIC-OPINION MEASURES, American journal of political science, 40(1), 1996, pp. 295-309
Authors:
VOLGY TJ
IMWALLE LE
Citation: Tj. Volgy et Le. Imwalle, HEGEMONIC AND BIPOLAR PERSPECTIVES ON THE NEW-WORLD ORDER, American journal of political science, 39(4), 1995, pp. 819-834
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LEBOVIC JH
Citation: Jh. Lebovic, HOW ORGANIZATIONS LEARN - US GOVERNMENT ESTIMATES OF FOREIGN MILITARYSPENDING, American journal of political science, 39(4), 1995, pp. 835-863
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MCCURLEY C
MONDAK JJ
Citation: C. Mccurley et Jj. Mondak, INSPECTED BY NUMBER-1184063113 - THE INFLUENCE OF INCUMBENTS COMPETENCE AND INTEGRITY IN US HOUSE ELECTIONS, American journal of political science, 39(4), 1995, pp. 864-885