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Yes, you can trust international surveys. Mostly.

Michael Robbins - March 26, 2016

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Conservative political analytics firm is hiring

Andrew Gelman - June 21, 2013

After posting that announcement about Civis Analytics, I wrote, "If

If Same-Sex Marriage Is so Popular, Why Does It Always Lose at the Ballot Box? (Includes state-level data on support and legislation)

Joshua Tucker - May 15, 2012

With the continuing debate regarding the electoral implications of Obama's

Tweets vs. Likes: An Analysis of Monkey Cage Data

Joshua Tucker - February 16, 2012

A couple weeks ago I wrote a post about the

New Data on Globalization

Joshua Tucker - January 25, 2010

The Swiss Economic Institute has just released the 2010 version

Improving scholarly journals — Part 1

- February 19, 2009

I like scholarly journals -- call it a character flaw.

Mapping Religiosity in the States

John Sides - February 7, 2009

(Be forewarned: a dorky post to follow...) Via CQ, I