The official journal of the Legislative Studies Section of the American Political Science Association
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Very pleased to say I have a new paper, "Earning Their Stripes? How Political Experience Shapes Gendered Policy Prioritization", out today in @LSQjournal
❓I ask: how does political experience affect the issues that men & women prioritise?
Paper (🔓): doi.org/10.1111/lsq.12444
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thought it would be a good day as any to advertise the paper @anacweeks and I wrote (open access in @LSQjournal) a few months ago ⬇️
We researched the impact of gender quotas on the representation of women in regional councils in the south of Italy 🇮🇹
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So excited to see this in print @LSQjournal! TLDR: I build a (simple) argument for when opposition core districts will receive similar constitution development funds as ruling party districts & show support using CDF data from Pakistan. For more, click below.
Up first is “Lesser of Two Evils: Allocating Resources to Opposition Districts in Pakistan” by @therabz (@uniessexgovt), which is currently open access! Read more here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Why does opposition to gender quotas persist in young men? In @LSQjournal, @jeonghkim1 & @YesolaKweon find group threat strongly influences the formation of negative attitudes towards quotas, but these effects are not mediated by traditional gender norms. buff.ly/3Z5yGln
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How do electoral rules impact accountability? With a two-round field experiment, Miriam Hanni and co-authors show that German MPs who were elected via the majoritarian tier are ~2x as likely to respond to voter requests than PR MPs. Read in @LSQJournal: buff.ly/3Z2la2t
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🚨 New paper out in @LSQjournal! 🚨
How do general election incentives impact primary election behaviour? We combine a formal model with donor, candidate, and voter data to show who responds to incentives and why (w/ @seth_j_hill).
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Which legislators prioritize pork? Using legislator survey data in Latin America & Western Europe, co-authored work by @schwindtbayer in @LSQJournal finds support for the clarity model: district magnitude is linked to less pork regardless of ballot type. buff.ly/3H4I5Tv
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Happy to see @SebStier and my paper “Who Represents the Constituency? Online Political Communication by Members of Parliament in the German Mixed-Member Electoral System” now in print in the latest @LSQjournal issue + free access 🎉
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Driving Legislators' Policy Preferences: Constituent Commutes and Gas Taxes
Just officially out in @LSQjournal with Dan Butler, Laurel Harbridge-Yong, and Agustin Markarian. @STEP_APSA
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Just out in 48.1, @LSQjournal, with @rosoriof and Nicolas Mimica. "Changes in the Rules of the Lawmaking Process and the Success of Presidential Bills: Chile, 1990–2018" onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Our new article "Ideological Positions and Committee Chair Appointments" has been published online in @LSQjournal
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Read @VandyPoliSci Prof. @LeahRosenstiel forthcoming article on legislative bargaining and grant disbursements in Congress in @LSQjournal: Congressional Bargaining and the Distribution of Grants onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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New paper at @LSQjournal together with @ckbreunig & @laurachaques. We show that some legislators become policy specialists, while others inquire on many policy issues. Instead of individual traits, institutional factors shape their behavior. @policyagendas
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New Research 🚨: In @LSQjournal, @leahrosenstiel shows senators use govt assistance programs to procure resources for constituents. The way grants are allocated coupled with majoritarian rules means that certain people and places disproportionately benefit buff.ly/3jSUL81
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Our paper "The Advantage of Incumbents in Coalitional Bargaining" with @JanneTukiainen is now out in the November issue of @LSQjournal. You can find the paper here onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… and the abstract below.
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Cristian Márquez @crismaromo
@cpa_usal y Xavier Romero-Vidal @xaviromero @Cambridge_Uni
publican:
''In the Eyes of the Beholder? Understanding Policymakers' Perceptions of Corruption''
en @LSQjournal
Accede al paper aquí 👉 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Institute members @mamnagtzaam and @tomlouwerse have published an article 'Geographical Representation Under a Single Nationwide District: The Case of the Netherlands’ in @LSQjournal onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Check out this new @LSQjournal paper from @emilyommundsen. W/ a new measure of committee effectiveness, Emily demonstrates that Senate committee chairs would be better off if they retained experienced senior staff. Congrats Emily!
Thrilled to share that my paper, “The Institution’s Knowledge: Congressional Staff Experience and Committee Productivity” is published @LSQjournal. See below for a quick thread on the findings, but the big takeaway: staff matter! 1/
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Thrilled to share that my paper, “The Institution’s Knowledge: Congressional Staff Experience and Committee Productivity” is published @LSQjournal. See below for a quick thread on the findings, but the big takeaway: staff matter! 1/
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Changes in the Rules of the Lawmaking Process and the Success of Presidential Bills: Chile, 1990–2018 (with Nicolás Mimica y Rodrigo Osorio @rosoriof) en @LSQjournal, 2022.
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