Publications

Seminar and Conference Papers

Sort Publications

By:

submit button
Religion and Terrorism Conference Paper: Hearts and Minds
by John J. Mearsheimer
The central purpose of American power is to provide security for the United States in a dangerous world. Before September 11, other states, especially other great powers, were perceived to be the...
Publication Type: Conference Paper
Published Date: November 2002 More
Coalition Parties versus Coalitions of Parties: How Electoral Agency Shapes the Political Logic of Costs and Benefits
by Bawn, Kathleen; Rosenbluth, Frances
This paper argues that governments formed from post–election coalitions (majority coalition governments in PR systems) and pre–election coalitions (majority parties in SMD systems) aggregate the...
Publication Type: Conference Paper-WCFIA Conference
Published Date: November 2002 More
Domestic Politics of International Financial Rescues: Congressional Voting on Bailouts in the 1990s
by Broz, J. Lawrence
In the 1990s, the American Executive organized financial rescues of Mexico and several Asian economies. These rescues ("bailouts" to detractors) were controversial in Congress, where...
Publication Type: Conference Paper-WCFIA Conference
Published Date: November 2002 More
Religion and Terrorism Conference Paper: Terrorism and the Future of Global Politics
by Narcis Serra
The general topic of this conference points to the link between the concepts of religion and terrorism. The September 11th attacks – and the previous and subsequent terrorist attacks in Bali and...
Publication Type: Conference Paper
Published Date: November 2002 More
Private Politics and Private Policy: A Theory of Boycotts
by David Baron
Public policies such as regulation, antitrust, and international trade are the result of public politics – a competition over who gets what with government the arbiter of that competition....
Publication Type: Conference Paper-WCFIA Conference
Published Date: November 2002 More
After the Big Bang? Obstacles to the Emergence of Rule of Law in Post-Communist Societies
by Karla Hoff and Joseph Stiglitz
When Russia launched mass privatization, it was widely believed that it would create a powerful constituency for the rule of law. That didn?t happen. We present a dynamic equilibrium model of the...
Publication Type: Conference Paper-WCFIA Conference
Published Date: October 2002 More
The Perfect Dictatorship? Comparing Authoritarian Rule in South Korea and in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico
by Domínguez, Jorge I.
Prepared for delivery at the 2002 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, August 29–September 1, 2002, Boston, Panel 11–25. What is a "perfect dictatorship"?...
Publication Type: Conference Paper
Published Date: August 2002 More
Autocracy by Democratic Rules: The Dynamics of Competitive Authoritarianism in the Post-Cold War Era
by Levitsky, Steven
This paper examines one type of hybrid regime, which we call competitive authoritarianism. Such regimes are authoritarian in that they do not meet standard procedural minimum criteria for democracy....
Publication Type: Conference Paper
Published Date: August 2002 More
Partisanship and Trade Policy: Is There a Left-Right Divide on Trade Policy?
by Milner, Helen V.; Judkins, Benjamin
Is there a noticeable difference among political parties in a country in their trade policy positions? Do left parties advocate different trade policies than right parties? In the advanced...
Publication Type: Conference Paper-WCFIA Conference
Published Date: August 2002 More
Chains of Ownership, Tax Competition, and Foreign Direct Investment
by Desai, Mihir A.
This paper considers the effect of taxation on the location of foreign direct investment (FDI) and taxable income reported by multinational firms. Confidential affiliate–level data are used to...
Publication Type: Conference Paper
Published Date: August 2002 More