Legislative studies quarterly

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  Año 2025, Vol. 50, Número 4

  • The Link Between Educational Socialization, Descriptive Representation, and Substantive Representation

    Devin Wright, LaGina Gause, Christopher T. Stout

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  • The Effect of Policy Traceability on Legislative Incentives

    Matto Mildenberger, Alexander Sahn

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  • Party Considerations for Renomination in Pre-Electoral Coalitions

    Lucia Motolinia

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  • Do Your Job, Keep Your Seat:: The Causal Effect of MPs' Legislation on Reelection

    Serika Atsumi

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  • Geographical Representation on the Floor:: Parliamentary Rules and Legislative Speeches in Party-Centered Contexts

    Edoardo Alberto Viganò

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  • Minor Party Major Change:: Democratic Environmental Re-Prioritization in Response to Green Party Competition

    Cassidy Reller

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  • Strategies of Control:: Members of Congress and Policy Outcomes

    Erinn Lauterbach, Melinda N. Ritchie

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  • District Size and Proximity to the Pork Barrel in Congressional Elections

    Brian T. Hamel, Lanie Richards

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  • Priority Projects:: Constituent Spending Demand and the Benefits of Congressional Credit Claiming

    Peter T. McLaughlin

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  • The (Sometimes Untraceable) Origins of Policy Ideas in Congress:: An Analysis of Seven Landmark Laws

    Jeremy Gelman

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  • Interest Groups and Intra-Party Conflict on Scored Votes

    Laurel Harbridge, Warren Snead

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  • Explaining How Subnational Politics Shapes Committee Assignment in a Federal Country:: The Case of Argentina

    Gabriel Levita, Victoria Ortiz de Rozas

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  • Rhetorical and Revealed Opposition to Compromise Among Local and State Legislators

    Melody Crowder Meyer

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  • Promoting a Diverse Bench: An Analysis of Elite Messaging About Descriptive Representation

    Jaclyn Kaslovsky, Albert H. Rivero, Andrew R. Stone

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  • Legislation Against the Odds:: Overcoming Ideological Gridlock in EU Decision-Making

    Philipp Broniecki, Lukas Obholzer, Christine Reh

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  • Independents in Parliament:: Temporary Status or Final Destination?

    Raimondas Ibenskas, Paulina Sałek Lipcean, Sona N. Golder, Allan Sikk

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  • When Politics Is Not Pivotal:: Supermajority Debate Rules in State Legislatures

    James M. Curry, Robert L. Oldham

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  • Men Are From Mars, and Women Are From Venus?: Political Ambition of Women and Men Within the Legislature

    Mercedes García Montero, María del Mar Martínez Rosón, Manuela Muñoz Martínez, Michelle M. Taylor Robinson

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  • Are State Legislative Leaders Moderates?

    Boris Shor

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  • The Language of Delegation:: An NLP Analysis of Congressional Bill Text

    Austin Bussing, Joshua D. Lerner, Gregory P. Spell

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  • Wealth and Policymaking in the U.S. House of Representatives

    Darrian Stacy

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  • Proving Her Strength:: The Partisan and Gendered Implications of Legislative Obstruction

    Ashley Nicole Hoffman, Lauren P Olson, Ryan J. Vander Wielen

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  • Military Experience and the Use of Force:: Congressional AUMF Votes Among Combat and Non-Combat Veteran Legislators

    Matthew Fiorelli, Heather Jebb

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  • Human Capital Exiting Capitol Hill?: Differences in Congressional Staff Turnover by Race and Gender

    Alexander Bolton, Hans J. G. Hassell, Joshua McCrain

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  • Prior Experience and State Legislative Effectiveness

    Eric R. Hansen, Sarah A. Treul

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  • Dancing Around the Issue?: Public Opinion and Strategic Vagueness in Parliamentary Speech

    Aleksandra Khokhlova

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  • Getting what you pay for:: Resource allocations and legislative success

    Emily Cottle Ommundsen

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  • Underneath the Surface:: Unpacking Gendered Dynamics in Legislative Oversight in Italian Municipalities

    Marta Ponzo, Jana Schwenk

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  • The Partisan Politics of Rainy Day Fund Investment

    Lauren Futter

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  • Success Denied:: Social Class and Perceptions of Political Success

    Daniel Devine, Stuart J. Turnbull Dugarte, Matt Ryan

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