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American Political Science Review Vol. 89, No. 2 June 1995. BEYOND SES: A RESOURCE MODEL OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION. HENRY E. BRADY University of California ...
First, we wanted to write a textbook on political game theory instead of a book on abstract or economic game theory. ... mathematics and economics. We wanted to ...
duration models by political scientists has increased dramatically, a concomitant examination of the modeling assumptions underlying these.
Positive Political Theory (PPT) incorporates social choice theory, game theory, and statistical analysis to model political behaviour. It ...
For this paper, I narrow my definition of political methodology even further to include only statistical methods. Gary King. "On Political Methodology," ...
This article reviews the development and current landscape of quantitative text analysis in the field of international relations (IR).
Spatial diagrams of politics could and should be iconic for political science in much the same way as supply-and-demand curves are in economics.
Politics today is largely about the art of messaging to influence the public, but the mathe- matical theory of messaging — information and ...
With this in mind, we create a mathematical model to study the factors that lead to the formation of various political affiliations and evaluate the trends in ...
Our aim in the next sections, therefore, is to introduce the most prominent tree models and showcase their potential in analyzing political science data. Single ...
In academic political science as well as philosophy journals it is now not uncommon to find formal models of Thomas Hobbes's and John Locke's ...
1. The Basics. 1. 1.1. Objectives. 1. 1.2. Essential Arithmetic Principles. 2. 1.3. Notation, Notation, Notation. 4. 1.4. Basic Terms.
Abstract. In an election, voting power—the probability that a single vote is decisive—is affected by the rule for aggregating votes into a single outcome.
If event A and event B are independent of each other, the joint probability of both occurring is p(A,B) = p(A) * p(B). 5. If probability of event A depends ...
Multiplicative interaction models are common in the quantitative political science literature. This is so for good reason.
With regard to specialization, one of the rationales for form- ing a Qualitative Methods Section is to provide coherent sup- port for new research on ...
We study the provision of dynamic incentives to self-interested politicians who con- trol the allocation of resources in the context of the standard ...
Course overview. Political scientists frequently use quantitative methods to study elections, leg- islatures, wars, and other important political phenomena.
Three vote-share equations are estimated and analyzed in this article, one for presidential elections, one for on-term House elections, and one for midterm ...
This course introduces students to the basic statistical methods used in the study of political sci- ence. In the seminars and labs, ...
