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When Should Political Scientists Use the Self Confirming Equilibrium Concept? Benefits, Costs, and an Application to Jury Theorems
... that political scientists study reason “as if” they have identical, or at least very similar, ...theoretical political scientists have paid much ...other political actors such as voters ...
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Political scientists on the functions of personal pronouns in their writing: An interview-based study of 'I' and 'we'
... Five political scientists took part in the research, commenting upon their pro- noun use in one of their own journal articles and also in the other infor- mants’ ...
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Cluster Analysis for Political Scientists
... sify political regimes according to their level of democratization, the researcher can estimate the extent to which income inequality varies among different groups of countries, assuming that democracies tend to ...
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Should Political Scientists Use the Self Confirming Equilibrium Concept? Explaining the Choices of Cognitively Limited Actors
... While many non-cooperative game theoretic studies in political science do not use NE, almost all use refinements of the Nash concept. Common refinements include the subgame-perfect, trembling-hand perfect, ...
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Risk the drift! Stretching disciplinary boundaries through critical collaborations between the humanities and visualization
... The political scientists provided the theoretical construct and their broad research question, the linguists were mainly concerned with the annotation of the data, and the computer scientists were ...
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Book Reviews
... from political scientists, journalists, and practitioners addressing the holy grail of American politics: the identity of swing voters and why they are so uncertain about their political ...growing ...
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The domestic political impact of foreign aid: recalibrating the research agenda
... American political scientists and foreign policy analysts that the political analysis of aid first ...among political scientists as does aid’s consequences in recipient countries (see ...
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Towards a Tool for Interactive Concept Building for Large Scale Analysis in the Humanities
... A central problem for political scientists who in- tend to work on large corpora is the linguistic va- riety in the expression of technical terms and com- plex concepts. An editorial or a politician cited ...
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4731.pdf
... of political communication and the role of information technology in politics a particular opportunity in exploring issues of legislator behavior, citizen-official com- munication, and public ...opinion. ...
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Political Science in Canada on Post-Independence Ukraine
... not political scientists conduct research on Ukraine that is relevant to the study of politics and policy-making in ...the political and intellectual scenes in ...
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Assessing the Measurement of Policy Positions in Expert Surveys
... of political actors, most notably parties, on a wide array of latent policy ...in political science has explored covariates to explain the variation in expert placement within parties, but we argue that ...
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Full Volume 78: Legal and Ethical Lessons of NATO's Kosovo Campaign
... hen an international group of military officers, judges, political scientists, philosophers, historians and lawyers gathered at the United States Naval War College in early August 2001 t[r] ...
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Italy, the never ending transition and political science
... 2 2001:4-9). The importance of this task, in 2009, can hardly be underestimated. With research funding bodies of all kinds giving increasing emphasis to knowledge transfer and increasingly demanding of applicants that ...
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PubMedCentral-PMC5137731.pdf
... R eciprocity, the voluntary requital of benefit for benefit, is central to our understanding of politics.* From passing laws in legislatures (1, 2, 10–24) to buying votes and favors (3, 25–35) to reinforcing ...
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CIVILIZATIONAL AND INSTITUTIONAL ASPECTS OF NATIONAL SELF-IDENTIFICATION IN UKRAINE: PHILOSOPHICAL-ANTHROPOLOGICAL APPROACH
... nian political scientist Lucas Žalek (2016) who "concluded that Euromaidan has been a critical turning point in history of modern Ukraine, but path to economic recovery and real association with European ...
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Any Nearer to Victory in the Fifty Years War?: Assessing the European Commission’s Leadership, Weapons and Strategies towards combating Cartels
... among political scientists in competition policy in recent years there are still gaps in terms of overall ...provides political scientists with a fascinating case study of governance in action ...
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Country Risk Management in a Developing Country
... Furthermore political data being ambiguous is easily interpreted in different ...formal political assess- ment unit which is staffed by political scientists when the political ...
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Enforcement of Fundamental Rights in Nigeria and the Unsolved Issue of Poverty among the Citizens: An Appraisal
... Even when man was in the state of nature according to some political scientists, these rights have been with man and were at no time alienable.3 In order to grant political succor to the[r] ...
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Impartiality in Judicial Ethics: A Jurisprudential Analysis
... judges' political attitudes as a basis for predicting judicial decisions-political scientists have proposed and tested an "attitudinal model" for predicting decisions, [r] ...
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Thinking the unthinkable as a radical scientific project
... by political commentators, or „pundits‟, whose stock in trade is to predict phenomena ranging from emerging trends to election ...than political scientists. Indeed, Tetlock presumes that ...
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