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The GOP’s health-care failure is no one-off event. Welcome to our fragmented politics.

Richard H. Pildes - March 26, 2017

[caption id="attachment_55861" align="aligncenter" width="960"] House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-

The 2014 campaign is a campaign about nothing

Mark Schmitt and Lee Drutman - October 27, 2014

As the 2014 midterm election campaigns headed into their last

A constitutional amendment wouldn’t really limit the power of money in politics

Mark Schmitt - May 29, 2014

[caption id="attachment_11035" align="aligncenter" width="491" special=""] Citizens United President David Bossie,

The Best Book in Decades on Political Inequality

Larry Bartels - July 19, 2012

That's Affluence and Influence: Economic Inequality and Political Power in

“What Political Scientists Can Offer Journalists,” Part I

John Sides - September 7, 2010

From left: Mark Blumenthal, Mark Schmitt, Ezra Klein, me, Matthew

APSA Panel: What Can Political Science Offer Journalists?

John Sides - August 24, 2010

Henry and I have organized a panel on this topic

Boston Review conversation

John Sides - August 24, 2009

The Boston Review solicited several replies to Andy's and my

Partisanship, journalism and political science

Henry Farrell - January 6, 2009

As Lee says, I've a new "piece up":http://www.prospect.org/cs/articles?article=can_partisanship_save_citizenship at _The

The success of models predicting the election outcome from the economy

Andrew Gelman - November 11, 2008

Mark Schmitt writes: The long election cycle featured as many

The bailout debate and partisan realignment

Henry Farrell - September 26, 2008

I read Gary Miller and Norman Schofield's piece (abstract "here":http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayAbstract?fromPage=online&aid=2136168&fulltextType=RA&fileId=S1537592708081218;