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PAC Campaign Contributions andCongressional Voting: Have Oil & Gas PAC Dollars bought theDrilling Rights in ANWR?
Liu, Zihua.
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POLITICAL ATTITUDES OF THE MASSES AND LEADERS IN THE CHINESE VILLAGE: ATTITUDE CONGRUENCE AND CONSTRAINT
Chen, Chen.
PUNITIVE CORRECTIONAL POLICY: THEIMPACT OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE
Meyer, Fred. and BAKER, RALPH.
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Panels as Instruments of JudicialControl
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Paradoxical Identities? A Narrative Approach to the Ethics of Identity Politics
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Parties as Links: An Analysis of Nationalist Parties and Armed Conflict
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Parties in Peril and the Peril in the Parties: The Dynamics of the Racialization of Asians in the American Two-Party System
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Partisan Change and Consequences for Lobbying
Bullock, Charles.
Partisan Crossover Voting and the Impact of Crisis on Local Elections
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Partisan Dynamics: Investigating Partisan Floor Activities Across Congressional Eras
Nokken, Timothy.
Partisan Gerrymandering and Its Influence on Voter Turnout
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Partisan Ideology and the ReligiousRhetoric of Recent U.S. Presidents
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Partisan Politics and International Trade Dispute Resolution
Widsten, Amy.
Partisan and Ideological Bias in Presidential Turnouts, 1996 and 2000
Eun, Jonghoon.
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Partisan inducements and constraints and the composition of subnational government spending
Armesto, Alejandra.
Partisan support as a dependent variable in forecasting presidential elections
Zhang, Chunhou.
Partisanship and Competition in American Elections: 1824-2002
Norpoth, Helmut. and Rusk, Jerrold.
Partnering the Sacred and the Secular in Government Initiatives
Rassi, Lourdes.
Party Activists as Facilitators of Issue Evolution
Cicenia, Daniel.
Party Competition in PatrimonialSystems
Birnir, Johanna.
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Party Competition versus Slavery:Why Congress Made Single-Member Districts Mandatory in 1842
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Party Development, Periodization, and Political Science: Lessons from the Late Nineteenth Century
KLinghard, Daniel.
Party Finance Laws and Confidence in Politics
Scarrow, Susan.
Party Government in Presidential Democracies: Extending Cartel Theory Beyond the U.S. Congress
Jones, Mark. and Hwang, Wonjae.
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Party Identification and Core Values
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Party Movement in the Spatial Dimension: A Directional Perspective from 1952 to 2000
Dabbs, Jennifer.
Party Organization
Bueno de Mesquita, Ethan. and Ashworth, Scott.
Party Power in the U.S. Senate: Shaping the Ideological Content of the Legislative Agenda
Bargen, Andrew.
Party Pressure and LegislativeVoting on the Contract with America
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Party Switching among Incumbent Southern State Legislators, 1980-2003
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Party System Configuration and Its Effect on Economic Voting: Reexamination of ‘Clarity of Alternative’ thesis
Bae, Jin Seok.
Party System Institutionalizationand the Mandate Divide in Hungary, Ukraine, and Russia
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Party Systems in Transition and theValue of Political Reform: Evidence from Colombia andVenezuela
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Party brokers and legislative discipline in the Ecuadorian Congress
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Party hacks vs. feminists: Thepolitics of British and US women's integration into party politicspost-suffrage
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Passion and Reason on the Road toWar: Presidential Approval and Public Support for the Invasion ofIraq.
Schubert, James., Curran, Margaret. and Stewart, Patrick.
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Paths to Globalization: theCross-National Diffusion of ISO 14001
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Patriotism and National Identity
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Patterns and Consequences ofJudicial Reversals
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Patterns of Roll Call Voting inAmerica’s Legislatures
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Paying More and Enjoying it Less: The Unintended Consequences of Technological Innovation in the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources
Lee, M. Noelle.
Peace Through Greed: Globalization, Information, and Interstate Conflict
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Power Projection and the NationalSecurity Strategy
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Power in the Pursuit of Peace: Inter-Ethnic Security pacts and the making of minimal bargains in the Israeli-Palestinian and Northern Irish cases
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Power: Communicative or Political? On the Successful Failure of the Discourse Theory of Power
Zuckerman, Ian.
Powerful Bodies: A FeministAnalysis of Medieval Spirituality
Scott, Joanna. and Scott, Aemilia.
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Pre-Electoral Coalition Formation:Theory and Empirics
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Pre-Negotiation Public Commitment in Domestic and International Bargaining
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Precinct Quality and Voter Turnout: Race, Income, and Civic Participation
Marks, Mara., Barreto, Matt. and Woods, Nathan.
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Predicting Intervention Strategy in Civil Wars
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Predicting When School ChoicePolicies Will Succeed: The Importance of Funding
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Prejudice, Markets, and the Limits of Legal Action
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Premature Pessimism: John Tomasi and William Galston on Children's Rights and Religious Education
Lester, Emile.
Preparing for War: How Candidates Create Campaigns
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Prerogative and the Rule of Law in John Locke and the Lincoln Presidency
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Present before the Past: Motivated Reasoning and Retrospective Judgments
Norpoth, Helmut., Lodge, Milton. and Yener, Sanser.
Present but Not Accounted For? Gender Differences in the Translation of Church Activity into Civic Resources and Participation
Djupe, Paul. and Gilbert, Christopher.
Preservationism and Eclecticism: Revisiting Antifederalist and Federalist Thought
Prough, Elizabeth.
Presidential Agenda Setting:Richard Nixon, Bill Clinton and Welfare Reform
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Presidential Appointment Strategies, and the Partisan Loyalty and Expertise of Subcabinet Officials
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Presidential Approval and the Stock Market: Peasants or Investment Bankers?
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Presidential Campaign Content and Voting Behavior
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Presidential Campaigns and Changes in the Knowledge Gap: An Exploration in Three Emerging Democracies
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Presidential Elections As Gendered Space: The Case of 2004 Thus Far
Duerst-Lahti, Georgia.
Presidential Influence and Congressional Voting
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Beckmann, Matthew.
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Presidential Popularity and Congressional Control of the Bureaucracy: The Clinton Administration and the Contract with America
Hedge, David., johnson, Renee. and gill, jeff.
Presidential Strategies in Supreme Court Justice Selection
Hill, Tony.
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Presidents and the Politicizationof the Institutional Presidency
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Presidents, Parties, and ForeignPolicy: Domestic Institutions and Interstate Cooperation
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Presidents' Power to Legislate: Popular Approval, Legislative Pivot Points, and the Use of Presidential Decree Authority
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Primary Elections and Candidate Ideology: Out of Step with the Primary Electorate?
Brady, David., Han, Hahrie. and Pope, Jeremy.
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Priming Political Reactions in a Primary Debate
Williams, Andrew Paul., Martin, Justin., Trammell, Kaye. and Kaid, Lynda Lee.
Priming the Gender Gap: Campaigning on Women's Issues in U.S. Senate Elections
Schaffner, Brian.
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Privatization Reform in Transitional Countries: New Institutionalist Analysis
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Problem-Based Learning in a Political Science Classroom: Perspectives of a Professor and anUndergraduate Student
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Profit at the Expense ofCompliance? Assessing the Impact of Ownership Type on Compliance withthe Safe Drinking Water Act
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Promotion of District Court Judgesto the U.S. Courts of Appeals: the Influence of Voting for theGovernment
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Property Rights and Fairness in Bargaining: Experimental Evidence
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Protection with Many Sellers: An Application to Legislatures with Malapportionment
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Public Administrative Governance: Balancing Efficiency In a political legal environment
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Public Opinion and Foreign Policy:The Stages of Presidential Decision-making
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Public Opinion and State Supreme Courts: Do Justices Listen to the People?
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Public Opinion and World War II
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Public Opinion in Chile and the Iraqui War
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Public Opinion toward Immigration:Reconsideration of Economic Threat and Psychological Response
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Public Perceptions of the EuropeanPower Hierarchy and Support for a Common Foreign and Security Policy
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Public Support and Democracy: Identifying Causal Mechanisms for the Erosion of Democracy in Latin America
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Public and Private Regulation of Organ Transplantation: Liver Allocation and the Final Rule
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Punctuated Equilibria in German Budgets
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Purges, Consolidation and Foreign Policy in Nondemocratic States
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Pursuing Multiple Goals: Welfare Policy under Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
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Pyrrhic Peace: Modeling Governance
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