M Y R E P L I C A T I O N D A T A On this page, I make available all the files necessary to replicate my published research. To facilitate replication, I make command files available so others may replicate the tables and figures from my articles. Renovating the Multi-Door Courthouse: Designing Trial Court Dispute Resolution Systems to Improve Results and Control Costs, Harvard Negotiation Law Review (Spring 2013) This article contains 18 tables and 2 figures. Tables 2 - 13 are based on data compiled for this project; the remainder are based on sources discussed in the text. Figures 1 and 2 are also based on sources discussed in the text rather than data compiled for this project. I used STATA, a commercial statistical analysis program, for descriptive statistics and regression analysis. I used R, a free statistics program, to create Figures 1 and 2. Data on Mediation Sessions (.dta format, .csv format, these are case-level observations) Commands to Replicate Descriptive Statistics, Regression Analysis of Mediation Outcomes using STATA (.do script) Data on Individual Mediators (.dta, .csv, these are mediator-level observations) Commands to Replicate Regression Analysis of Mediator Effectiveness using STATA (.do script) Data on Cases Referred to ADR but not Mediated (.dta format, .csv format) Data on Statewide Resolution Rates Used for Figures (.csv format) Commands to Replicate Figures using R (.r script) Formulating Voting Rights Act Remedies to Address Current Conditions, Forthcoming in American Politics Research This article contains 3 tables (2 appear in online appendix) and 6 figures. I used STATA, a commercial statistical analysis program, as well as R and WinBugs, free statistics programs, in this research. R Code for Figure 1: Exemplar vote-to-seat curves Main Data File on 1960-2010 Congressional Elections (.dta format) R Code for Figure 2: Correlation of minority voter success and district composition, 2002-2010 congressional elections Commands to Replicate Regression Analysis, Table 1, Appendix: Also for statistics mentioned in discussion/limitations section (STATA .do file) Files for Analysis with State-Varying Terms (using WinBugs) Data for Analysis using WinBugs Model of African American Voter Success Model of Latino Voter Success Files for Figure 3: Changing effect of minority voter populations on electoral success in elections without White incumbent running for reelection R Script to Generate Data R Script to Create 3-D Figure R Script to Plot Parity Conditions Over Time R Script for Figure 4: State-by-state comparison of district proportions providing minority voters equal opportunities in open-seat elections, 2002-2010 R Script for Figure 5: Probabilities of African American and Latino voters electing preferred candidates in open-seat elections in minority coalition districts Files for Figure 6: Expected minority representation at varying VRA targets R Script for Panel (a), African American Voters R Script for Panel (b), Latino Voters State-Level Coefficients, African American Voters: Also referenced to create Figure 4 (.csv format) State-Level Coefficients, Latino Voters: Also referenced to create Figure 4 (.csv format) Putting Hoover on the Map: Was the 31st President a Progressive?, Forthcoming in Congress & the Presidency This article contain 1 table (a summary of votes outlined in the appendix), 3 figures, and an appendix. I used STATA, a commercial statistical analysis program, as well as R, a free statistics program, in this research. Merged 71st and 72nd Congress Roll Call Data with Hoover's Legislative Record (.dta format) R Code to Replicate Analysis of Roll Call Data Using NOMINATE: Produces Figures 1 and 2 R Code to Replicate Analysis of Roll Call Data Using Optimal Classication: Appendix Material Political Science Data is maintained by Barry Edwards, J.D., Ph.D. Thanks for visiting! About Me