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A Journal of Unpublished Articles?

October 14, 2020

I have accumulated more ideas for political science articles than I will ever be able to write. To be honest,...

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  • American Politics

A Wealth Tax is Fool’s Gold

July 22, 2025

The appeal of a federal wealth tax is undeniable. Progressive politicians tout it as a powerful tool to combat rising...

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Does Actual Innocence Matter? A Proposed Statistical Analysis of Appellate Outcomes

July 21, 2025

The criminal justice system's most fundamental promise is that the innocent will not be punished. Yet we know from decades...

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Bringing Statistical Rigor to Appellate Standards: A Framework for Judicial Clarity

July 21, 2025

The American appellate system faces a persistent problem that undermines the rule of law: the widespread confusion over which standards...

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Do Appellate Courts Actually Correct Errors?

July 19, 2025

The conventional wisdom about appellate courts is straightforward: they exist to correct errors made by trial courts. This textbook description...

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Justice Scalia’s Strategic Voting in Arizona v. Fulminante

July 19, 2025

Understanding how Supreme Court justices make decisions has long fascinated political scientists. While many analyses focus on the attitudinal model—the...

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  • American Politics
  • Political Analysis
  • Voting and Elections

Midterm Surge and Decline: Political Pattern or Statistical Artifact?

July 16, 2025

The phenomenon of midterm surge and decline has become a staple of American electoral commentary, appearing in nearly every journalistic...

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The State of Camera Access to America’s Courtrooms

July 16, 2025

The American public's relationship with its judicial system has been shaped by dramatic moments of televised justice: the O.J. Simpson...

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Reality Check: What Happens When Political Parties Actually Try to Work Together

July 16, 2025

Political rhetoric consistently celebrates bipartisanship as a democratic virtue, yet scholarly attention to this phenomenon remains surprisingly limited. While politicians...

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  • American Politics
  • Technology

C-SPAN’s Democratic Deficit

July 14, 2025

For over four decades, C-SPAN has served as America's primary window into the workings of Congress and federal government. Created...

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  • American Politics
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Technocracy in America: Virtual Communities and the Transformation of Democratic Life

July 14, 2025

If Alexis de Tocqueville were to visit America today, armed with the same keen observational powers that produced Democracy in...

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