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INCENTIVES FOR COALITION-MAKING IN POST-COMMUNIST DEMOCRACIES
Filippov, Mikhail.
INDIAN NUCLEAR WEAPONS DOCTRINE: IMPLICATIONS FOR INDIA AND THE WORLD
Pant, Harsh.
INTRA-RACIAL DIFFERENCES IN BLACKS’ POLITICAL PARTICIPATION: DOES SKIN COLOR MATTER?
Hochschild, Jennifer., Burch, Traci. and Weaver, Vesla.
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IS BAYESIAN ANALYSIS SUPERIOR? ABENCHMARKED COMPARISON OF REGRESSION AND BAYESIAN ANALYSIS ONINCOMPLETE STATE-LEVEL DATA
Granberg-Rademacker, Scott.
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Ideas and Institutions: Japan's Foreign Aid Policy
Kuramoto, Yukiko.
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Identifying and understanding the effects of mayoral change in minority governed municipalities
Sampson, Charles.
Identities of Competitive States in U.S. Presidential Elections: Electoral College Bias or Candidate-Centered Politics?
Johnson, Bonnie.
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Identity in Democracy and the Politics of Poverty
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Identity, perceptions of discrimination, and political engagement: The causes and consequences of reactive ethnicity among Latinos
Schildkraut, Deborah.
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Ideological Stability and Deliberative Volatility: Evidence from Floor Votes and Policy Debates During the 100th, 104th and 105th Congresses
Reinhard, Michael.
Ideology and Institutions in Chinese Politics
Bo, Zhiyue.
Ideology and the Structure ofRacial Stereotypes
Federico, Christopher.
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Ideology, Economics, and VoterAbstention: Evidence from the European democracies
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If it Weren’t for Ralph Nader weWouldn’t be in this Mess: Explaining the Nader 2000 Vote
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Illicit Interest Groups and Their Influence in U.S. - Colombian Relations: A Two Level Game Analysis of the Issue of Extradition
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Impact of Organizational Membership on Political Engagement: A Preliminary Study
Carrillo, Nancy.
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Impacts of Rural-Urban Cleavages and Cultural Orientations and Attitudes toward Elements of Democracy: ACross-National, Within-Nation Analysis
Albritton, Robert., Bureekul, Thawilwadee. and Guo, Gang.
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Implementing Tax Abatements: AStudy Of Best Practices
Reese, Laura., Kahn, Heather. and Sands, Gary.
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Implementing Telehealth in the American States
Schmeida, Mary. and Mossberger, Karen.
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Implications of InternationalTerror and Emotions for Information Processes in Foreign PolicyDecisions
Redd, Steven., Geva, Nehemia. and Mosher, Katrina.
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Improving the Elazar Measure of Political Culture: Analysis of Results from 5-State Pilot Study
Brown, Robert. and Palmer, Harvey.
In Coalition with the King: Election Strategies and Legislative Behavior of the Women's Party in Bulgaria
Kostadinova, Tatiana.
In Defense of Women: Equality in Locke's Political Theory
Rodrigues, Helena.
In Genocide's Wake: Reconstruction and Reconciliation in Rwanda
Matheson, Sean.
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In Government We Distrust:: Dissatisfaction with State Governments and Increased Use of the Initiative Process
Franklin, Lee.
In Search of U.S. Foreign Policy Toward North Korea: An Explanation on Two Nuclear Crises in the Post-Cold War Era
Han, Hee-jin.
In Search of the Unified State: National Attachment Among Distinctive Citizens
Elkins, Zachary. and Sides, John.
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In a Different Path: The Process ofBecoming a Judge for Women and Men
Williams, Margaret.
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Incentives, Resources and Context:Towards a Theoretical Understanding of Interest Group Activity inCongressional Elections
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Incorporating Race: Critical Theory and Social Facts
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Individual voting behavior in Denmark 1998-2001 - Confirming the directional model
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Individual-Level Economic Behavior, Risk and Social Trust: I Shop Online, Therefore I Trust?
Mutz, Diana.
Inequality and Institutions: What Theory, History, and (Some) Data Tell Us
Rogowski, Ronald. and MacRae, Duncan.
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Inequality and Isolation: The Impact of Economic Stratification on Bridging and Bonding Social Capital
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Inequality, Political Institutions, and Human Capital
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Informal Responses to FormalDecentralization in China
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Information Dynamics: Explainingthe pattern of information in policy debates
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