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Jean-Robert TyranDepartment of Economics, University of ViennaAdresse e-mail validée de univie.ac.at
Kai OuAssistant Professor, Department of Political Science, Florida State UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de nyu.edu
Charles M. CameronProfessor of Politics and Public Affairs, Princeton UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de princeton.edu
Daniel DiermeierChancellor and Distinguished University Professor, Vanderbilt UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de vanderbilt.edu
Thomas RietzSoumyo Sarkar Professor of Finance, Tippie College of BusinessAdresse e-mail validée de uiowa.edu
Bernhard KittelDepartment of Economic Sociology, University of ViennaAdresse e-mail validée de univie.ac.at
Anna BassiAssociate Professor of Political Science, UNC Chapel HillAdresse e-mail validée de unc.edu
Roger B. MyersonUniversity of ChicagoAdresse e-mail validée de uchicago.edu
Kristin KanthakUniversity of PittsburghAdresse e-mail validée de pitt.edu
Joshua A. TuckerProfessor of Politics, Center for Social Media and Politics, New York UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de nyu.edu
Wolfgang LuhanUniversity of PortsmouthAdresse e-mail validée de port.ac.uk
Benno TorglerProfessor of Economics, QUTAdresse e-mail validée de qut.edu.au
Lionel PageUniversity of QueenslandAdresse e-mail validée de uq.edu.au
Daniel MüllerUniversity of MunichAdresse e-mail validée de econ.lmu.de
Erik WengströmProfessor, Lund University and Hanken School of EconomicsAdresse e-mail validée de nek.lu.se
Aniol Llorente-SaguerQueen Mary University of LondonAdresse e-mail validée de qmul.ac.uk
Søren SerritzlewProfessor of Political Science, Aarhus UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de ps.au.dk
Marco PiovesanProfessor, Department of Economics, University of VeronaAdresse e-mail validée de univr.it
Nicholas HaasAssistant Professor, Aarhus UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de ps.au.dk
Thomas HustedAmerican UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de american.edu

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Rebecca Morton

Professor of Politics, New York University

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Experimental Methods Voting and Elections


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Experimental political science and the study of causality: From nature to the lab RB Morton, KC Williams Cambridge Univ Pr, 2010	760	2010
Methods and models: A guide to the empirical analysis of formal models in political science RB Morton Cambridge Univ Pr, 1999	454	1999
Primary election systems and representation ER Gerber, RB Morton Journal of Law Economics and Organization 14 (2), 304-324, 1998	385	1998
Groups in rational turnout models RB Morton American Journal of Political Science, 758-776, 1991	330	1991
The swing voter's curse in the laboratory M Battaglini, RB Morton, TR Palfrey Review of Economic Studies 77 (1), 61-89, 2010	237	2010
ELECTIONS AND THE THEORY OF CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS: A SURVEY AND CRITICAL ANALYSIS* R Morton, C Cameron Economics & Politics 4 (1), 79-108, 1992	234	1992
Redistribution, income, and voting JE Filer, LW Kenny, RB Morton American Journal of Political Science, 63-87, 1993	220	1993
Minority representation in multimember districts ER Gerber, RB Morton, TA Rietz American Political Science Review 92 (1), 127-144, 1998	184	1998
Experimentation in political science RB Morton, KC Williams The Oxford handbook of political methodology, 339-356, 2008	176	2008
Experiments in Majoritarian Bargaining D Diermeieri, R Morton Social Choice and Strategic Decisions: Essays in Honor of Jeffrey S. Banks, 201, 2005	152*	2005
Learning by voting: Sequential choices in presidential primaries and other elections RB Morton, KC Williams Univ of Michigan Pr, 2001	139	2001
Information asymmetries and simultaneous versus sequential voting RB Morton, KC Williams American Political Science Review, 51-67, 1999	127	1999
Exit polls, turnout, and bandwagon voting: Evidence from a natural experiment RB Morton, D Muller, L Page, B Torgler European Economic Review 77, 65-81, 2015	113	2015
Voting laws, educational policies, and minority turnout JE Filer, LW Kenny, RB Morton Journal of Law and Economics 34 (2), 371-393, 1991	111	1991
Efficiency, equity, and timing of voting mechanisms M Battaglini, R Morton, T Palfrey American Political Science Review 101 (3), 409, 2007	108	2007
Incomplete information and ideological explanations of platform divergence RB Morton American Political Science Review 87 (2), 382-392, 1993	99	1993
A group majority voting model of public good provision RB Morton Social Choice and Welfare 4 (2), 117-131, 1987	96	1987
Information aggregation and strategic abstention in large laboratory elections M Battaglini, RB Morton, TR Palfrey The American Economic Review 98 (2), 194-200, 2008	88	2008
The effects of electoral rules on congressional primaries K Kanthak, R Morton Congressional primaries and the politics of representation, 116-31, 2001	79	2001
Experiments in Public Management Research J Blom-Hansen, R Morton, S Serritzlew International Public Management Journal 18 (2), 151-170, 2015	78	2015

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