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Achen
'Two-step estimation' (2005)
Agresti and
Finlay (event history etc.)
Beck
(Political Analysis 2007)
Becker
and Ichino 'Estimation with propensity scores' (2002)
Brambor,
Clark and Golder 'Interaction Models'
Coombs
'Theory of Data' (1966)
Franklin
& Rudig 'Durability of Green Politics'
Fowler ‘General
Rules for Good Surveys’
Franklin,
'Choosing Europe? Data structure'
Franklin
'Getting Out the Vote'
Franklin
'Introduction to time series'
Franklin
'Time Series Estimation Issues'
Franklin
& Wlezien ‘Future of Election Studies’ Part 1
Franklin
& Wlezien ‘Future of Election Studies’ Part 2
Groffman
and van Roozendaal (1997)
Inglehart
'Aggregate Stability' (Jstore)
Inglehart
and Abramson 'Value Change' (Jstore)
King,
Tomz and Wittenberg (2000) 'Clarifying presentations'
Hainmueller
and Kern 'Incumbency and Spillover'
Manski
'The Identification Problem'
Norton,
Wang and Ai (2004) 'Computing Interaction Effects'
Poole
'Recovering a basic space' (1998a)
Poole,
'How to use the black box' (1998b)
Raghunathan
'What do do with missing data'
Schuer
'How Europeans See Europe'
Sekhon
'causal matching' (2004)
Sianesi
'Propensity score matching (2006)
Steenbergen
and Jones 'Multi-level data structures' (2002)
Wlezien
'Patterns of Representation’
Note that Kennedy's Handbook of Econometrics is available in the library reserve collection in
multiple copies. Also Bradburn, Sudman and Wansink’s Asking Questions and Cohen Cohen West and Alken's Applied Multiple
Regression/Correlation.
Being on reserve, these books can be taken out of the
library for two full days and one night which should be adequate time to read
the recommended selections if you don't like reading pdf files.