Three approaches to estimation from nonprobability samples are quasi-randomization,
superpopulation modeling, and doubly robust estimation. In the first, the sample is treated as …

Can meaningful representation emerge in an authoritarian setting? If so, how, when, and
why? Making Autocracy Work identifies the trade-offs associated with representation in …

In analysing speeches made by legislators, this book provides theoretical and empirical
answers to questions such as: Why do some Members of Parliament (MPs) take the …

In a representative democracy, the preferences and opinions of those in the mass public
play a critical role in normative accounts and theoretical models of electoral and legislative …

Psychologists have become increasingly interested in the geographical organization of
psychological phenomena. Such studies typically seek to identify geographical variation in …

Understanding motivations underlying acts of hatred are essential for developing strategies
to prevent such extreme behavioral expressions of prejudice (EBEPs) against marginalized …

Recent work on US policymaking argues that responsiveness to public opinion is distorted
by money, in that the preferences of the rich matter much more than those of lower-income …

Theoretical and empirical models of legislative decision making in parliamentary
democracies typically neglect the policy preferences of individual MPs and instead focus on …

The comparative study of subnational units is on the rise. Multilevel regression and
poststratification (MrP) has become the standard method for estimating subnational public …

Political scientists interested in estimating how public opinion varies by constituency have
developed several strategies for supplementing limited constituency survey data with …