Details about Link to Calculate Ideal Points of Federal Judges

FIND DATA: By Author | Journal | Sites WHAT'S NEW? US Politics | IR | Law & Courts

WHAT'S NEW? American Politics | Int'l Relations | Law & Courts

SPECIAL EDITION: The Politics of Gun Violence in the United States

ORIGINAL PROJECT: U.S. Presidents' Positions on Roll Call VotesPres. Taft's Positions:
61st House 61st Senate
62nd House 62nd Senate

QUIZ YOURSELF: What are enrolled bills?

A bill that has been passed by both the Senate and the House and has been sent to the president for approval.

Answer: Hover over the box!More of this: Review Intro. to Am. Gov't

Watch and Learn


Graphing Two Data Series on the Same Scatterplot
Plot two data sets on the same scatterplot for visual comparison (6:07).

MORE VIDEOS: Lecture Videos for The Essentials of Political Analysis

Learn How-To Do It with Video Tutorials for R, Stata, SPSS, and Excel


Creating a Dummy Variable for Multiple Regression
Stephen Peplow demonstrates (7:23)

This page displays detailed information about a resource listed on this web site. Someone may have suggested this link, but we reviewed and approved it. This link is not an advertisement, endorsement, or affliation.If this link is broken, please report as broken. You can also submit updated information (will be reviewed) or suggest another link.

Details about Link to Calculate Ideal Points of Federal Judges

URL: https://www.poliscidata.com/judges/calculateGHP.php
DESCRIPTION: This program implements the Giles, Hettinger, Peppers (GHP) method of estimating ideal points of federal judges in common policy space.
CATEGORY: Statistical Data Collections
SUBFIELD: Law Courts Justice
RSS LINK: No
VIDEO: No

Details about Link to Calculate Ideal Points of Federal Judges