Referencias

  • Understanding interaction models: Improving empirical analyses

    Citas: 2.275

    (Brambor, Clark, & Golder, 2006)
  • A tale of two cultures: Contrasting quantitative and qualitative research

    Citas:266

    (Mahoney & Goertz, 2006)
  • Qualitative research: Recent developments in case study methods

    Citas: 198

    (Bennett & Elman, 2006)
  • Space is more tan geography: Using spatial econometrics in the study of political economy

    Citas: 188

    (Beck, Gleditsch, & Beardsley, 2006)
  • What is ethnic identy and does it matter

    Citas: 169

    (Chandra, 2006)
  • Democracy and environmental degradation

    Citas: 151

    (Li & Reuveny, 2006)
  • The growth and development of experimental research in political science

    Citas: 146

    (Druckman, Green, Kuklinski, & Lupia, 2006)
  • Connecting the dots in public management: Political enviroment, organizational goal ambiguity, and the public manager´s role ambiguity

    Citas: 124

    (Pandey & Wright, 2006)
  • The logic of survey experiment reexamined

    Citas: 184

    (Gaines, Kuklinski, & Quirk, 2007)
  • Modes of governance: towards a conceptual clarification

    Citas:220

    (Treib, Baehr, & Falkner, 2007)
  • The logic of survey experiment reexamined

    Citas:184

    (Gaines, Kuklinski, & Quirk, 2007)
  • Spatial econometrics models of cross-sectional interdependence in political science panel and time-series-cross-section data

    Citas: 169

    (Franzese & Hays, 2007)
  • Political sequences and the stabilization of interparty competition-Electoral volatility in old and new democracies

    Citas: 159

    (Mainwaring & Zoco, 2007)
  • Deference to scientific authority among a low information public: Understanding US Opinion on agricultural biotechnology

    Citas:138

    (Brossard & Nisbet, 2007)
  • Comparing incomparable survey responses: Evaluating and selecting anchoring vignettes

    Citas: 136

    (King & Wand, 2007)
  • Learning about democracy in Africa: Awareness, performance, and experience

    Citas:121

    (Mattes & Bratton, 2007)
  • Deliberative democratic theory and empirical political science

    Citas: 331

    (Thompson, 2008)
  • The effect of political regime on civil war- Unpacking anocracy

    Citas: 265

    (Vreeland, 2008)
  • Researching Interest Group Politics in Europe and Elsewhere: Much We Study, Little We Know?

    Citas:141

    (Beyers, Eising, & Maloney, 2008)
  • New Philanthropy, New Networks and New Governance in Education

    Citas: 134

    (Ball, 2008)
  • Attributing blame: The public’s response to Hurricane Katrina

    Citas:130

    (Malhotra & Kuo, 2008)
  • Beyond the public and private divide: remapping transnational climate governance in the 21st century

    Citas: 127

    (Pattberg & Stripple, 2008)
  • The cultural politics of climate change discurse in UK tabloids

    Citas:126

    (Boykoff, 2008)
  • Emotion and the framing of risky choice

    CItas: 124

    (Druckman & McDermott, 2008)
  • Expert- Based Information and Policy Subsystems: A Review Synthesis

    Citas: 121

    (Weible, 2008)
  • A “Selection Model” of Political Representation

    Citas: 126
    (Mansbridge, 2009)
  • Ideas, institutions, and policy change

    Citas: 189
    (Beland, 2009)
  • Neoliberalism: From New Liberal Philosophy to Anti- Liberal Slogan

    Citas:168

    (Boas & Gans-Morse, 2009)
  • What to Do about Missing Values in Time-Series Cross-Section Data

    Citas:335

    (Honaker & King, 2010)
  • Winner-Take-All Politics: Public Policy, Political Organization, and the Precipitous Rise of Top Incomes in the United States

    Citas: 197

    (Hacker & Pierson, 2010)
  • Are Survey Experiments Externally Valid?

    Citas: 124

    (Barabas & Jerit, 2010)