Will Venezuela’s government have a majority or a supermajority? That matters. Here’s why.
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Conspiracy theories won’t save the governing party in Venezuela
John Carey - December 3, 2015
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Campaign experiment found to be in violation of Montana law
Jeremy Johnson - May 13, 2015
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What does informed consent mean when conducting a field experiment?
Renard Sexton - April 14, 2015
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Ethics and research in comparative politics
Scott Desposato - November 3, 2014
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Should political science research influence politics?
Chris Blattman - November 3, 2014
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How ‘rogue’ is China’s aid?
Marcus Noland and Cullen Hendrix - June 10, 2014
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How 'rogue' is China’s aid?
Marcus Noland and Cullen Hendrix - June 10, 2014
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Doing well by doing good: foreign aid improves opinions of the U.S.
Yusaku Horiuchi, Terence Wood, and Benjamin Goldsmith - April 14, 2014
Joshua Tucker: The following is a guest post from political scientists Benjamin
The less Americans know about Ukraine’s location, the more they want U.S. to intervene
Thomas Zeitzoff, Kyle Dropp, and Joshua Kertzer - April 7, 2014
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