This page displays detailed information about a resource listed on the Political Science Data web site (about this site). This listing is not an advertisement, endorsement or affliation. We hope this resource helps you find datasets, analyze them, and share your findings.
| How this link is displayed on Political Science Data:
This link appears randomly (see examples below) and on the following web page(s): |
Other resources you might like | | What is the fundamental problem of causal inference? | A causal effect is the difference between two outcomes, but we only observe one outcome. To study causal relationships, we must make assumptions about the unobserved outcome. Hover over to see answer  |  | Teaching Assistant: Research Methods |
| | | | |
| | What is the Office of Legislative Counsel? | The Office of Legislative Counsel review bills to ensure they do not violate the state or federal constitutions. Also, this Office helps Georgia legislators draft bills and resolutions in the right format.Hover over to see answer | | Teaching Assistant: Intro. to Am. Gov't |
| | | |
| What is equity? | Branch of law that provides for remedies other than damages and is, therefore, more flexible than common law. Hover over to see answer | | Teaching Assistant: Judicial Process |
| #OCCUPYIRTHEORY | A blog focusing primarily on the significance of Occupy Wall Street and other horizontalist political movements for the academic disciplines of International Relations and International Political Economy.
|  | Blogs | Int'l Relations |  |
| |
| What are privileges and immunities? | Special rights and exceptions provided by law. States may not discriminate in the provision of state-citizen rights against citizens of other states. For example, states must allow citizens of other states to use their courts. Hover over to see answer | | Teaching Assistant: Intro. to Am. Gov't |
|
|
Early View/Latest Articles
