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Ph.D. in Government from Cornell University (Ithaca, New York). |
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M.A. from the University of Oxford. |
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B.A. in Philosophy, Politics and Economics (majoring in economics) from
the University of Oxford (Balliol College). |
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2006- |
Stein Rokkan Professor of Comparative Politics, European University
Institute |
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John R. Reitemeyer Professor of International Politics, Trinity College,
Hartford, CT (on leave, 2001-2, 2006-7; Professor Emeritus 2007-). |
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1989-1999 |
Professor of Political Science, University of Houston (on leave 1998-99). |
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1969-1989 |
Lecturer (then Senior Lecturer, then Reader) in Government, University of
Strathclyde, Scotland (on leave 1987-88, 1984-85 and 1974-75 ). |
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1987-1988 |
Visiting Fellow, All Souls College, Oxford. |
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1984-1985 |
Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, University
of Iowa. |
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1974-1975 |
Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, University of
Chicago. |
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1967-1968 |
Visiting Fellow, St Anne's College, Oxford. |
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1964-1967 |
Teaching Assistant (latterly Chief Assistant) Department of Government,
Cornell University. |
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2007- |
Senior Research Fellow, Nuffield College, Oxford; external examiner at the
University of Oxford |
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1995- |
External Examiner, University of Amsterdam (subsequently Associated
Professor and Honorary Fellow). |
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1998-2006 |
Affiliate, Harvard University Center for European Studies. |
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1999-2003 |
Chair of the Department of Political Science, Trinity College, Hartford
Connecticut. |
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2001-2002 |
Visiting Scholar and Guggenheim Fellow, Harvard University Center for
European Studies. |
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1996-1998 |
Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Political Science, University
of Houston. |
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1990-1999 |
Visiting Professor of Government, University of Strathclyde. Reappointed
1993 and 1996. |
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1990-1996 |
Director of the Social Science Data Lab, University of Houston and
Official Representative to the Inter-university Consortium for Political and
Social Research. |
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1984-1987 |
Scientific Director, European Science Foundation, Strasbourg. |
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1984-1985 |
Fulbright Scholar, University of Iowa. |
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1976-1977 |
Senior Visiting Fellow, University of Edinburgh Centre for Applications
Software and Technology. |
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1975-1977 |
Acting Director, Social Statistics Laboratory of the School of Arts and
Social Studies, University of Strathclyde. |
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1974-1975 |
Senior Study Director, National Opinion Research Center, University of
Chicago. |
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1971-1972 |
Visiting Charg_ de Recherche, Department of Political Science, University
of Geneva, Switzerland |
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1968-1969 |
Visiting Scholar, Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan. |
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1967-1969 |
Newton Farr Dissertation Fellow, Cornell University. |
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2001-2002 |
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellow. |
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1996-1999 |
John and Rebecca Moores Scholar, University of Houston. |
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1987-1988 |
Visiting Fellow, All Souls College, Oxford. |
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1984-1985 |
Fullbright Scholar, University of Iowa. |
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1967-1969 |
Newton Farr Dissertation Fellow, Cornell University. |
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1962 |
Powell Prize for English Essays, Balliol College, Oxford. |
Political institutions
Voting and elections
Government formation and legislative behavior
Political economy, international political economy
Foreign policy-making and public attitudes to foreign affairs
Science policy-making and the sociology of science
American government and politics
European government and politics (especially Britain, France, Germany, and the
European Union)
Research design and methodology (qualitative and quantitative)
Professional development (graduate and post-graduate)
Introduction to Comparative and International Politics (lectures at Trinity
and Houston, 1993-)
Basic Class in British Politics (lectures and tutorials at Strathclyde,
1970-89)
Introduction to Data Structures (service lectures, University of Strathclyde
Department
of Computer Science, 1970-77)
Government and Politics of the USA (lectures and tutorials at Strathclyde,
1972-4).
Political Institutions of Britain, France, the USA and the USSR (tutorials at
Oxford, 1968).
Perceptions of Conflict (senior seminar at Trinity, 2000-)
Building a New Europe (senior seminar at Trinity, 1998-1999; third year seminar
2004-)
British Government and Politics (lectures at Houston, 1990-1998)
Politics and Institutions of the EC/EU and Member Countries (lectures at
Trinity, Houston, Iowa,
and Strathclyde, 1970-)
The Study of Political Behavior (lectures at Iowa and Strathclyde, 1975-89)
Electoral Behavior (seminars/lectures at Strathclyde and Trinity College
1983-89; 2004-)
Introduction to Research Methods (Lectures and Labs at Trinity, Houston and
Strathclyde, 1970-).
Decision-making in government - cases in the making of NAFTA and the Single
European Market
(summer school at the Kennedy School of Government,
Harvard University, 1994)
Research Methods I (EUI 2007-; Alternate years, University of Houston,
1990-1998)
Research Methods II (EUI, 2007-; Alternate years, University of Houston,
1990-1998)
Comparative Elections Seminar (Alternate years, EUI, 2006-; Alternate years,
Houston, 1990-1998)
Quantitative Approaches in Studying Economics,
Politics and Society (joint seminar with the EUI
department of economics, 2007)
Research Design for Quantitative Analysis (EUI 2008-)
Gateway Seminar in Comparative Politics (Alternate years, Houston 1992-1998)
Graduate Research Seminar (Strathclyde, 1975-1983; 1988-89)
Introduction to Survey Research (lectures and labs at Chicago, 1975;
Strathclyde 1988)
Legislative Behavior Seminar (Strathclyde and Chicago, 1975-83)
Scope and Methods of Political Science (lectures and labs at Strathclyde,
1969-83).
The Professional Political Scientist (Seminars at Houston, 1995.
Getting Published in International Refereed Journals (Seminar at Amsterdam,
1998-9).
Seventy or more, mainly in the areas of British and European electoral and
Parliamentary behavior.
Fourteen, on Anglo-American voting behavior, British legislative behavior,
mass participation, comparative politics (established democracies), political
economy, and international relations topics.
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Member of the Research Computing Committee; Chair of the departmental thesis
prize selection committee; EUI Official Representative to the European
Consortium for Political Research, (from autumn 2007).
Member of the Global Education Advisory Committee, 2003-; Institutional
Review Board, 2000-; Social Science Chairs' Committee, 2000-3; College Chairs'
Committee, 1999-2003; Faculty Research Committee, 2004-5, 2002, 1999-2000;
Faculty Conference, Spring 1999
Advisor to the (student) Model United Nations Planning Committee, 2000-1.
Member of the UH Graduate and Professional Council; member of the
subcommittee on graduate admissions (1996-8). Member of the UH Task Force on
Doctoral Programs (1996-7). Chairman of the UH Department of Political Science
Graduate Studies Cttee (1996-8). Member of the UH College of Social Sciences
Computer Services Cttee (1993-6). Chairman of the UH College of Social Sciences
Data Lab Management Cttee (1990-6). Member of the UH Department of Political
Science Recruitment Cttee (1990-92), Graduate Studies Cttee (1990-92, 1994-95),
and Executive Cttee (1995-97).
Participated in Model United Nations conferences (1991 and 1994). Served as
advisor for AISEC (international organization of Business School students) and
as 'facilitator' at their annual conference (1996).
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Department of Government Tutor for Admissions, Tutor for Second and Third Year
Studies, Tutor for Postgraduate Studies, and Convener of the Visiting
Speakers Seminar (at various times). University of Strathclyde Faculty of
Arts and Social Studies member of the Board of Study (1985-88 and 1971-74);
member of the Admissions Cttee, the Student Progress Cttee, the Faculty
Administration Cttee, the Cttee for Junior Year Abroad and Exchange Studies,
and the Management Cttee for Social Statistics Laboratory (at various times).
University of Strathclyde Computer Services member of the Working Party on
Selection of Computer Hardware (1986-7, 1981-3, 1976-7 and 1971-2). Faculty Advisor for the University of Strathclyde International Relations
Society (1980-84). Keynote Speaker at the University of Strathclyde Student
Association Burns Night Supper (1986). |
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A.2009 2007 |
BOOKS (or go to Articles, Chapters, Reports)Elections and Voters with Cees van
der Eijk (Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan) 301 pp. Electoral change (re-issue of a
1992 volume, with revisions - see below) 481 pp. The Economy and the Vote: Electoral Responses to Economic Conditions in
15 Countries, with Wouter van der Brug
and Cees van der Eijk (New York: Cambridge University Press) 234pp. |
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JOURNAL ARTICLES (or go to Books, Chapters, Reports)
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2010 |
"Cleavage Research: A Critical Appraisal". West European
Politics 33: 648-658. |
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2009 |
"Turning out or turning off - do mobilization and attitudes account for
turnout differences between new and established member states at the 2004 EP
elections?" with Bernhard Wessels. Journal of European Integration 5: 609-626 (Special Issue on 'European Union
elections after Eastern enlargement', edited by Hermann Schmitt). To be
reprinted in an edited volume of the same title. |
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2008 |
"One Electorate or many? Differences in party preference formation
between new and established European democracies" with Wouter van der
Brug and Gabor Toka. Electoral Studies
(27) 589-600. |
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2007 |
"The Endogenous Economy: 'Real' Economic Conditions,
Subjective Economic Evaluations, and Government Support" with Cees van
der Eijk, Froukje Demant and Wouter van der Brug. Acta Politica (42) 1-22. |
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2006 |
"Rethinking the dependent variable in electoral behavior - on the
measurement and analysis of utilities" with Wouter van der Brug and Cees
van der Eijk. Electoral Studies (25)
423-446. |
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2004 |
"The Generational Basis of Turnout Decline in Established
Democracies" with Michael Marsh and Patrick Lyons. Acta Politica (39) 115-151. |
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2003 |
"The Voter Turnout Puzzles" Analise Social (38) 321-338 (translation into Portugese of a 2002
conference paper). View conference
paper |
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2002 |
"Learning From the Danish Case: a Comment on Palle Svensson's
Critique of the 'Franklin Thesis.'" European Journal of Political
Research (41) 751-757. |
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"Reinventing Election Studies" with Christopher
Wlezien, Electoral Studies (21:2)
359-364. |
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2001 |
"How Structural Factors cause Turnout Variations at European
Parliament Elections," European Union Politics (2:3) 309-328. |
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1999 |
"Understanding Cross-National Turnout Differences: What Role for
Compulsory Voting?" British Journal of Political Science (29) 205-216. |
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1998 |
"Separated Powers, Divided Government and Turnout in U.S.
Presidential Elections" with Wolfgang Hirczy de Mino, American
Journal of Political Science (42) 316-326. |
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"Social Representation in the European Elections of
1994" with Pippa Norris, European Journal of Political Research (33) 185-210. |
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1997 |
"The Responsive Public: Issue Salience, Policy Change, and
Preferences for European Unification," with Christopher Wlezien, Journal
of Theoretical Politics (9) 347-63. |
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"Economic Perceptions and Vote Choice: Disentangling the
Endogeneity," with Christopher Wlezien and Daniel Twiggs, Political
Behavior (19) 7-17. |
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"Are American Voters Choosing a Divided Government?" Chronicle
of Higher Education XLIII:19 (January 17th) B7. Reprinted in a 1997
edited volume. |
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1996 |
"What Voters Teach Us About Europe-Wide Elections; What Europe-Wide
Elections Teach Us About Voters" with Cees van der Eijk and Michael
Marsh, Electoral Studies (15) 149-166. Reprinted in a 1998 edited
volume. Reprinted in a 2008 edited volume. |
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"Up and Down with the Greens: Ecology and Politics in
Britain, 1989-1992," with Wolfgang R_dig and Lynn Bennie, Electoral
Studies (15) 1-20. |
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1995 |
"On the Durability of Green Politics: Evidence from the 1989 European
Election Study," with Wolfgang Rudig, Comparative Political
Studies (28) 409-439. |
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"The Undoing of Winston Churchill: Mobilization and
Conversion in the 1945 Realignment of British Voters," with Matthew
Ladner, British Journal of Political Science (25) 429-452. |
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1994 |
"Uncorking the Bottle: Popular Opposition to European Unification in
the Wake of Maastricht," with Michael Marsh and Lauren McLaren, Journal
of Common Market Studies (33) 455-472. |
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"Two Faces of Tactical Voting," with Richard Niemi
and Guy Whitten, British Journal of Political Science (24)
549-557. |
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"Attitudes Toward Europe and Referendum Votes," with Michael
Marsh and Christopher Wlezien, Electoral Studies (13) 117-121. |
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"Referendum Outcomes and Trust in Government: Popular
Support for Europe in the Wake of Maastricht" with Cees van der Eijk and
Michael Marsh, West European Politics (18) 101-117. Reprinted in
a 1995 edited volume. |
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1993 |
"People Who Live in Glass Houses: A Response to Evans and
Heath," with Richard Niemi and Guy Whitten, British Journal of
Political Science (23) 549-553. |
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1992 |
"Constituency Characteristics, Individual Characteristics, and
Tactical Voting in the 1987 British General Election," with Richard G.
Niemi and Guy Whitten, British Journal of Political Science (22)
229-240. |
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"The Green Voter in the 1989 European Elections,"
with Wolfgang Rudig, Environmental Politics (1) 129-159.
Reprinted in a 1993 edited volume. |
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1991 |
"Getting out the Vote: Social Structure and the Mobilization of Partisanship
in the 1989 European Elections" European Journal of Political
Research (19) 129-148 . |
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1990 |
"Whatever Happened to the English Constitution?" Talking
Politics (2). |
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1989 |
"La Communaut_
Scientifique en Europe" La Recherche (20). Reprinted
in translation. |
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1987 |
"Converse and Pierce on Electoral Behavior in France," with
Thomas T. Mackie, Legislative Studies Quarterly (12) 227-235. |
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"Dissent in the British House of Commons: A Response to
Norton's Rejoinder," with Alison Baxter and Margaret Jordan, Legislative
Studies Quarterly (12) 152-156. |
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"The Falklands Factor" Contemporary Record
(1). |
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1986 |
"Who Were the Rebels? Correlates of Dissent in the British House of
Commons, 1970-74," with Alison Baxter and Margaret Jordan, Legislative
Studies Quarterly (11) 143-159 . |
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"Editors' Introduction," with Eric C. Browne, Legislative
Studies Quarterly (11) 470-483. |
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1985 |
"Assessing the Rise of Issue Voting in British Elections Since
1964" Electoral Studies (4) 37-56. Reprinted in a 1992
edited volume. |
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1984 |
"A Critique of the Consumption Cleavage Approach in British Voting
Studies," with Edward C. Page, Political Studies (33)
521-536. |
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"Reassessing the Importance of Size and Ideology in the
Formation of Governing Coalitions in European Parliamentary
Democracies," with Thomas T. Mackie, American Journal of Political
Science (28) 671-692. |
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"How the Decline of Class Voting Opened the Way to Radical
Change in British Politics" British Journal of Political Science
(14) 437-462. |
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1983 |
"Familiarity and Inertia in the Formation of Governing Coalitions in Parliamentary
Democracies," with Thomas T. Mackie, British Journal of Political
Science (13) 275-298. |
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1982 |
"Demographic and Political Components in the Decline of British Class
Voting" Electoral Studies (1) 195-220. |
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1980 |
"In Defence of (Careful) Barefoot Empiricism: a Response to
Weatherford," with Anthony Mughan, American Political Science
Review (74) 462-465. |
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1978 |
"The Decline of Class Voting in Britain: Problems of Analysis and
Interpretation," with Anthony Mughan, American Political Science
Review (72) 523-534. |
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"Computer Tips on Hierarchical File Operations and Wild
Code Checking: Notes for SPSS Users," with Stephen K. Tagg. SSRC
Survey Archive Bulletin (10). |
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1977 |
"Early Day Motions as Unobtrusive Measures of Backbench Opinion in
Britain," with Michael Tappin, British Journal of Political
Science (7) 49-69. |
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1975 |
"Towards a Generalized Solution to the Problem of Handling Complex
Data Structures in Social Science Research" European Political
Data (8). |
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"Interactive SPSS is Coming ... Coming ... On" SPSS
Newsletter (7). |
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1973 |
"Aspects of Coalition Payoffs in European Parliamentary
Democracies," with Eric C. Browne, American Political Science
Review (67) 453-469. Reprinted in a 1973 volume. |
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"An Interactive Version of the Statistial Package for the Social
Sciences: Preliminary System Specifications" European Political
Data (9). |
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"Computers and the Modern Member of Parliament" The
Parliamentarian (LIV). |
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1972 |
"Towards the Development of a 'Language' for Controlling Package
Programs in the Social Sciences" European Political Data
(5). |
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"An Inventory of Comparative Data on Party Systems in
Europe," with Frank Aarebrot, European Political Data (5). |
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1971 |
"A Demand-Driven File of British Political History," with
William Miller and Richard Rose. Historical Methods Newsletter
(IV). Reprinted in the Social Science Research Council Newsletter
(14) 1972. |
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"A Non-Election in America? Predicting the Results of the
1970 Mid-Term Election for the United States House of Representatives" British
Journal of Political Science (1) 508-513. |
Book reviews in the American Political Science Review, Perspectives
on Politics, Party Politics, and other
journals.
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO EDITED VOLUMES (or go to Books, Articles, Reports) |
2010
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"American electoral arrangements in comparative perspective"
with Till Weber in Jan E. Leighley, ed., The Oxford Handbook of American Elections
and Political Behaviour (Oxford: Oxford
University Press), forthcoming. |
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"Turning out or turning off - do mobilization and attitudes account
for turnout differences between new and established member states at the 2004
EP elections?" with Bernhard Wessels, in Hermann Schmitt, ed., European
Union elections after Eastern enlargement
(London: Taylor and Francis) forthcoming reprint of a 2009 article. |
2009
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"Towards a European electorate: one electorate or many?" with Wouter
van der Brug, Gábor Toka and Marina Popescu, in Jacques Thomassen, ed., The
Legitimacy of the European Union after Eastern Enlargement. (Oxford: Oxford University Press) 65-92. |
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"Préface" in Bruno Cautrès et Anne Muxel, red., Comment les
électeurs font-ils leur choix ? Le Panel Electoral Français (Paris: Presses de Sciences Po) 13-15. |
2008
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"Quantitative Analysis" in Michael Keating and Donnatella Della
Porta (eds). Approaches and Methodologies in the Social Sciences (Oxford: Oxford University Press) 240-262. |
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"What Voters Teach Us About Europe-Wide Elections; What Europe-Wide
Elections Teach Us About Voters" with Cees van der Eijk and Michael
Marsh in Jocelyn Evans and David Mainwaring (eds.) Handbook of Electoral
Behavior. London: Sage. (Reprint of a
1996 article). |
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"Voter Participation in the United Status Versus Other
Democracies" in Mofgan E. Felchner (ed.) How America Votes: Law
Process and Voter Participation - Volume
1 of Voting in America
(Westport Conn: Praeger) 161-172. |
2007
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"Effects of Space and Time on Turnout in European Parliament
Elections" in Wouter van der Brug and Cees van der Eijk (eds.) European
Elections and Domestic Politics: Lessons from the Past and Scenarios for the
Future (Notre Dame, Indiana: University
of Notre Dame Press) 13-31. |
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"EU support and Party Choice" with Wouter van der Brug and Cees
van der Eijk, in van der Brug and van der Eijk (2007) 168-88. |
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"The Sleeping Giant: Potential for Political Mobilization of Disaffection
in Europe" with Cees van der Eijk, in van der Brug and van der Eijk
(2007) 189-208. |
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"European Elections, Domestic Politics and European Integration"
with Wouter van der Brug , Cees van der Eijk, et al., in van der Brug and van
der Eijk (2007) 226-261. |
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“European Election Studies,” in Yvesd Deloye and Michael Bruter (eds.) Encyclopaedia
of European Elections (London: Palgrave
Macmillan) 151-153. |
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2005 |
"European Elections and the European Voter" in Jeremy Richardson
(ed.) European Union: Power and Policy-Making, 3rd Edition (London: Longman) in press. Revision of a 2001 article. |
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"Enquetes sur les
Elections Europeennes" in Yves Deloye (red.) Dictionnaire des
Elections Europeennes, Paris: Editions
Economica (reprinted in translation). |
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2004 |
"Potential for Contestation on European matters at National Elections
in Europe," with Cees van der Eijk in Gary Marks and Marco Steenbergen
(eds.) European Integration and Political Conflict (New York:Cambridge University Press) 32-50. |
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2002 |
"Reinventing Election Studies," with Christopher Wlezien, in
Mark Franklin and Christopher Wlezien (eds.) The Future of Election
Studies (Oxford: Pergamon) 169-176.
Reprint of a 2002 article. |
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"The Dynamics of Electoral Participation" in Laurence
Leduc, Richard Niemi and Pippa Norris (eds.) Elections and Voting in
Global Perspective 2 (Thousand Oaks CA: Sage) 148-168. Revision of a
1996 article. |
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2001 |
"Electoral Participation" in Richard Niemi and Herbert Weisberg
(eds.) Controversies in Voting Behavior,4th
edition (Washington D.C. 2001: CQ Press). Reprint of a 1996 article. |
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"European Elections and the European Voter" in Jeremy
Richardson (ed.) European Union: Power and Policy-Making, 2nd Edition (London: Longman) 197-213. Revision of
a 1996 article. |
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"Class and Politics" in Jonathan Michie (ed.) Reader's
Guide to the Social Sciences (London:
Fitzroy Dearborn) 217-218. |
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2000 |
"The Low Voter Turnout Problem in the US Congress" with Diana
Evans, in Wilma Rule and Joseph Zimmerman (eds.) The U.S. House of
Representatives: Reform or Rebuild?
(Westport CT: Praeger) 97-113. |
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1999 |
"Making Europeans: The Socializing Power of the European
Parliament" with Susan Scarrow, in Richard Katz and Bernard Wessels
(eds.) The European Parliament, National Parliaments, and European
Integration (Oxford: Oxford University
Press) 45-60. |
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"Policy Voting in the European Elections of 1994"
with Cees van der Eijk and Wouter van der Brug, in Hermann Schmitt and
Jacques Thomasson (eds) Political Representation and Legitimacy in the
European Union (Oxford: Oxford University
Press) 161-185. |
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"Dynamic Representation in Britain" with Christina
Hughes in Pippa Norris and Geoffrey Evans (eds.) A Critical Election?
British Voters and Parties in Long-term Perspective (Thousand Oaks: Sage) 240-258. |
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1998 |
"Electoral Change: Consequences of Post-Industrial Social
Change," with Thomas T. Mackie in Pippa Norris (ed.) Elections and
Voting Behavior (Aldershot: Dartmouth International Library of
Politics and Comparative Government). Reprint of a 1989 monograph. |
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1997 |
"The Puzzle of Low Voter Turnout in the United States," with
Robert S. Erikson, in Kent L. Tedin, Donald S. Lutz and Edward P. Fuchs
(eds.) Perspectives on American and Texas Politics 5th edition
(Dubuque IA: Kendall/Hunt) 147-166. |
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"Are American Voters Choosing a Divided Government?"
in Political Science: From the Pages of the Chronicle of Higher
Education (New York 1997: Chronicle of Higher Education). Reprint of a
1997 article. |
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1996 |
"European Elections and the European Voter" in Jeremy Richardson
(ed.) European Union: Power and Policy-Making (London: Longman)
188-199. |
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"Electoral Participation" in Laurence Leduc, Richard
Niemi and Pippa Norris (eds.) Elections and Voting in Global
Perspective (Thousand Oaks CA: Sage) 214-233. Reprinted in a 2002
volume. |
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"Turnout Decline and the Motivational Basis of British
Participation in the European Elections of 1994" with cees van der Eijk and
Erik Oppenhuis, in Colin Rallings, David Farrell, David Broughton and David
Denver (eds), British Elections and Parties Yearbook 1995 (Ann
Arbor: University of Michigan Press) 32-50. |
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1995 |
"Voting Behavior" in Seymour Martin Lipset, Arendt Lijphart, et
al. (eds.) The Encyclopedia of Democracy (Washington D.C.: CQ
Press). |
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"Referendum Outcomes and Trust in Government: Popular
Support for Europe in the Wake of Maastricht" with Cees van der Eijk and
Michael Marsh, in Jack Hayward (ed.) The Crisis of Representation in
Europe (London 1995: Frank Cass). Reprint of a 1994 article. |
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"Green Dimensions: The Ideology of the British
Greens," with Lynn G. Bennie and Wolfgang Rudig, in Wolfgang Rudig (ed.)
Green Politics Three (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press)
217-239. |
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1994 |
"Europische Integration und elecktorale Representation" in Oskar
Niedermayer and Hermann Schmitt (eds.) Wahlen und Europische Einingung (Opladen 1994: Wesdeutcher Verlag). Translation of
a 1991 article. |
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1993 |
"The Mixed Fortunes of the British Green Party," with Wolfgang
R_dig and Lynn Bennie, in Jane Holder, Pauline Lane, Sally Eden, et al.
(eds.) Perspectives on the Environment (Brookfield 1993:
Avebury) 29-42. |
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"The Member of Parliament at Question Time," with
Philip Norton, in Mark Franklin and Philip Norton (eds.) Parliamentary
Questions (Oxford: Oxford University Press) 104-122. |
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"The Green Voter in the 1989 European Elections,"
with Wolfgang R_dig, in David Judge (ed.) A Green Dimension for the
European Community (London 1993: Frank Cass). Reprint of a 1992
article. |
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1992 |
"Green Prospects: The Future of Green Parties in Britain, France and
Germany," with Wolfgang Rudig, in Wolfgang Rudig (ed.) Green
Politics Two (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press) 37-58. |
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"Assessing the Rise of Issue Voting in British Elections
Since 1964" in D. Denver and D. Hands (eds.) Issues and Controversies
in British Electoral Behaviour (London 1992: Simon and Schuster).
Reprint of a 1985 article. |
|
1990 |
"The Study of Electoral Change in Western Nations," with Thomas
T. Mackie, in Ronald Inglehart and Karlheinz Reif (eds.) Eurobarometer:
The Dynamics of European Public Opinion (London: Macmillan) 245-255. |
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1989 |
"The Resurgence of Conservatism in British Elections Since 1974"
in Barry Cooper, Allan Kornberg and William Mishler (eds) The
Resurgence of Conservatism in Anglo-American Democracies (Durham N. C:
Duke University Press) 304-331. |
|
1987 |
"Realignment" and "Dealignment" in Vernon Bogdanor
(ed.) The Encyclopaedia of Political Institutions (Oxford: Basil
Blackwell) 161 and 520-522. |
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"Social Structure and Party Alignments in Western
Countries," with Thomas T. Mackie, in V. Bogdanor (ed.) The
Encyclopaedia of Political Institutions (Oxford: Basil Blackwell)
571-575. |
|
1976 |
"The Use of Computers in the British Parliamentary Process: Potential
and Problems" in John A. Worthley (ed.) Comparative Legislative
Information Systems (Washington D.C.: National Science Foundation)
56-68. |
|
1974 |
"The New Statistical Package for the Social Sciences: A Response to
Changing Research Needs and Machine Environments," with Norman H. Nie
and C. Hadlai Hull, in Mark N. Franklin (ed.) The New Statistical
Package for the Social Sciences: Preliminary Documentation (Edinburgh:
University of Edinburth Centre for Applications Software and Technology)
1-23. |
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"Central Service Facilities in the New SPSS: Architecture
and Design," with C. Hadlai Hull and Ralph F. Koch, in Mark N. Franklin
(ed.) The New Statistical Package for the Social Sciences: Preliminary
Documentation (Edinburgh: University of Edinburth Centre for
Applications Software and Technology) 111-135. |
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"User Interface Facilities in the New SPSS: Architecture
and Design," with C. Hadlai Hull, Jean Jenkins, et al., in Mark N.
Franklin (ed.) The New Statistical Package for the Social Sciences:
Preliminary Documentation (Edinburgh: University of Edinburth Centre
for Applications Software and Technology) 141-176. |
|
1973 |
"Aspects of Coalition Payoffs in European Parliamentary
Democracies," in Eric C. Browne, Coalition Theories: a Logical and
Empirical Critique (Beverly Hills: Sage Publications) 46-65. Reprint
of a 1973 article. |
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" Patterns of Opposition Behavior in Modern
Legislatures," with Andrew Milnor, in Alan Kornberg (ed.) Legislatures
in Comparative Perspective (New York: David McKay) 421-446. |
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D.2006 |
MONOGRAPHS AND PUBLISHED REPORTS (or go to Books, Articles, Chapters)The Prospects for EU Democracy After Eastern Enlargement: Research
Program for the 2004 European Election Study with Stefano Bartolini,
Wouter van der Brug, Cees van der Eijk, Dieter Fuchs, Gabor Toka, Michael
Marsh, Hermann Schmittt and Jacques Thomassen (electronic publication at http://www.europeanelectionstudies.net).
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2004 |
"The State of Democracy in Europe: a Comment"
in Changing Party Systems in a Deepening and Widening Europe (electronic
publication at http://www.fes.de/europolity/) |
|
2002 |
European Election Study 1999: Data Description and Consise
Documentation, with Cees van der Eijk, Klaus Schonbach, Hermann
Schmitt, Holli Semetko, et al. (Amsterdam: Steinmetz Archive). |
|
1997 |
European Election Study 1994: Design, Implementation and Results, with
Hermann Schmitt, Franz U. Pappi, Cees van der Eijk, Evi Scholz et al. (Koln:
Zentralarchiv fur Empirische Sozialforschung). |
|
1993 |
European Election Study 1989: Design, Implementation and Results,with Cees van der Eijk, Erik Oppenhuis,
Hermann Schmitt, et al. (Amsterdam: Steinmetz Archive). |
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East European Studies Directory,with Susan Scarrow and Mark Shephard
(Vienna: CERRO Bulletin) electronic publication.
gopher://olymp.wu-wien.ac.at:7121/00/pub/cerro/studies/EE_Studies.txt |
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A Twelve Nation Study of the 1989 European
Elections (London: Economic and Social Research Council End of Award
Report). |
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Green Blues: The Rise and Decline of the British Green Party,with Wolfgang R_dig and Lynn Bennie
(Glasgow: Strathclyde Papers in Government and Politics, No. 95). |
|
1991 |
The Greening of Europe: Ecological Voting in the 1989 European
Elections,with
Wolfgang R_dig (Glasgow: University of Strathclyde Papers in Government and
Politics No. 82). |
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Green Party Members: A Profile,with Wolfgang R_dig and Lynn G.
Bennie (Glasgow: Delta Publications) 85 pp |
|
1989 |
Electoral Change: Consequences of Post-Industrial Social Change,with Thomas T. Mackie (Glasgow: University
of Strathclyde Papers in Government and Politics No. 62). Reprinted in Pippa
Norris (ed.) Elections and Voting Behavior (Aldershot: Dartmouth
International Library of Politics and Comparative Government) 1998. |
|
1987 |
The New Right and the Particularisation of British Voting Choice
(Glasgow: University of Strathclyde Papers in Government and Politics No.
49). |
|
1985 |
Generation and Gender in British Voting,with Patricia Findlay and Stephen Griffiths
(Glasgow: University of Strathclyde Papers in Government and Politics No.
40). |
|
1984 |
La Situation de la
Recherche Scientifique en Europe (Brussels 1984: Commission of the European
Communities). Translation of a 1984 report. |
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The State of Scientific Research in Europe,with Jean-Francois Tchernia (Strasbourg:
European Science Foundation). Reprinted in translation. |
|
1983 |
The Consumption Cleavage Heresy in British Voting Studies,with Edward C. Page (Glasgow: University
of Strathclyde Papers in Government and Politics No. 20) 1983. |
|
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The Rise of Issue Voting in British
Elections (Glasgow: University of Strathclyde Papers in Government and
Politics No. 3). |
|
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Is Class Still the Basis of British Politics?
Potential for Catastrophic Change in the British Party System
(Glasgow: University of Strathclyde Papers in Government and Politics No. 2). |
|
1982 |
An Evaluation of the Client Group Method of Assessing Expenditure
Need as Employed by the Scottish Office in Current Expenditure Guidelines for
Local Authorities in 1982-3,with Arthur Midwinter (Inverness:
Highland Regional Council). |
|
1977 |
Computer Privacy: Report by a Working Party of the Scottish Regional
Computing Organization,with
Richard Kingslake, Anthony H. de Borde and Andrew D. Nolan (Glasgow:
University of Strathclyde Computer Services). |
|
1975 |
The Use of Structured Programming Techniques in the Standardization
of Social Science Software (Glasgow: ECPR Computer Applications
Technical Report No. 14). |
|
1974 |
The Status of Data Processing
Techniques in the Elaboration of Empirical Political Theory
(Edinburgh: Centre for Applications Software and Technology Interactive SPSS
Research Report No.3). Reprinted in Mark N. Franklin (ed.) The New
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences: Preliminary Documentation (Edinburgh:
Centre for Applications Software and Technology). |
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Describing Relationships
Between Social Attributes: Towards a More Flexible Approach to the
Intepretation of Contingency Tables in Social Science Research,with James B. Whitney (Edinburgh:
Centre for Applications Software and Technology Interactive SPSS Research
Report No.1). Reprinted in Mark N. Franklin (ed.) The New Statistical
Package for the Social Sciences: Preliminary Documentation (Edinburgh:
Centre for Applications Software and Technology). |
|
1973 |
DAEDAL Introductory Guide for IBM 360 and 370 Implementations
(Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh Centre for Applications Software and
Technology). |
|
1972 |
DAEDAL Introductory Guide for CDC 3600 and 3800 Implementations,with David Handley (Geneva:
University of Geneva Department of Political Science). |
|
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DAEDAL Introductory Guide for ICL 1900
Implementations (Glasgow: University of Strathclyde Social Statistics
aboratory). |
|
1971 |
Using Computers to Analyse the Activites of Members of Parliament
(Glasgow: University of Strathclyde Survey Research Centre Occasional Paper
No. 9). |
|
1970 |
Voice of the Backbench: Patterns of Behavior in the British House of
Commons (Ann Arbor MI: University Microfilms) Cornell University PhD
dissertation. |
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E. BOOKS AND ARTICLES IN PREPARATION AND/OR UNDER REVIEW |
"Social Cleavages and Political Change." Paper presented at the
Joint Sessions Workshops of the ECPR, Helsinki, Finland, May 2007, and at the
French Political Science Association Annual Meeting in Toulouse, France,
September 2007. Under revision for a book project provisionally entitled Electoral
Realignments.
"Policy Preferences and Support for European Integration" with
Christine Arnold. Paper presented at the ECPR Joint Sessions Workshops,
Helsinki, Finland, May 2007. Under revision for a book project provisionally
entitled Democratic Responsiveness in the Governance of the European Union.
"You Want to Vote Where Everybody Knows Your Name: Anonymity and
Turnout Among Young Adults.” Paper presented at the Joint Session Workshops of
the ECPR, Nicosea, Cypryus, April 2006. Under revision for resubmission to a US
journal.
"Heterogeneous Policy Preferences and Support for European Integration:
Exploring the Dynamics of European Policy-Making" with Christine Arnold.
Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Political Science
Association, Philadelphia, PA. September 2006. Under revision for a book
project provisionally entitled Democratic Responsiveness in the Governance
of the European Union.
‘American Electoral Practices in Comparative
Perspective’ with Till Weber. Chapter for a volume edited by Jan Leighley
entitled The Oxford Handbook of American Elections and Voting Behaviour.
‘Investigating multi-party voting choice’ with Maja Rynko. Chapter for a
volume edited by Michael Bruter provisionally entitled From the Engine Room:
Political Science Research in Practice.
"Voting Behavior in New and Established Democracies in the EU: How
Different Are the Electorates?" with Wouter van der Brug. Paper presented
at the First EASR Conference in Barcelona, Spain, July 2005. Chapter for a
volume edited by J. J. Thomassen entitled Legitimacy of the European Union
After Enlargement.
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Past or present editorial board member* and/or referee of articles for the
American Journal of Political Science, American Journal of Sociology, American
Political Science Review, British Journal of Political Science,
*Comparative European Politics, Comparative Political Studies, Comparative
Politics, *Electoral Studies (Guest Editor, Special Issue on The Future
of Election Studies, 2002), *European Journal of Political
Research, Journal of European Public Policy, *European Union Politics, International Studies Quarterly,
*Journal of Elections Public Opinion and Parties, Journal of Politics,
Journal of Theoretical Politics, *Legislative Studies Quarterly (Guest Editor, Special Issue on Coalition Themes,
1986), Political Behavior, Political Research Quarterly, Political
Studies and *Social Science Quarterly.
(* Indicates editorial board membership).
Reviewer of manuscripts submitted to Oxford University Press, Cambridge
University Press, University of Michigan Press, CQ Press, Longman, McGraw-Hill
and John Wiley.
Reviewer of grant proposals submitted to the (American) National Science
Foundation, the (British) Economic and Social Research Council, the (Canadian)
Economic and Social Research Council, and the (British) Nuffield Foundation.
Co-Director of the European
Elections Studies project project since 1987. Every five years academic
surveys of voters are conducted in all the countries that take part in
elections to the European Parliament. Since 1989 these studies have been
directed towards establishing a long-term time-series of datasets with many
variables in common, and they have been planned and executed by a consortium of
scholars from most EU countries. In 2008 a 2.4 Million Euro FP7 grant from the
Commission of the European Communities was awarded to investigate the
feasibility of using the EES to Provide an Infrastructure for Research on Electoral
Democracy in the European Union. For details see www.piredeu.eu.
Director and organizer of the "Conference on Contextual Effects in
Electoral Research" held November 30th to December 1st
2006 at the European University Institute.
Co-organizer of the conference on "Accountability and Representation in
European Democracy" held May 2-3, 2003, at the Center for European
Studies, Harvard University.
Co-Director of the Conference on the
Design of Election Studies, held March 31-April 2, 1999, at the University
of Houston Hilton Conference Center and attended by Directors of the American
National Election Studies, the British Election Studies, the Canadian National
Election Studies, the Dutch National Election Studies, the Comparative Study of
Electoral Systems, and the European Election Studies. The conference focused on
issues in the design of election studies: what problems have been solved, what
problems remain, and what changes show promise of opening up new avenues of
research or of improving the way in which research opportunities are grasped.
The proceedings were published in early 2002 as a Special Issue of Electoral
Studies, with guest editors Mark Franklin and Christopher Wlezien, and
reprinted in late 2002 by Pergamon as an edited volume.
Member of the Training,
Mobility, Research (TMR) network for studying Political Representation and Party
Choice in Europe (funded by the European Commission), and Instructor at the
TMR Winterschools in Amsterdam, 1999 and 2001; Louvaine-La-Neuf, 2000 and 2002.
Member of the Study Group on Dimensions of Contestation in the European
Union, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Center for European Studies,
1998-2002.
Member of the (elected) British Study of
Parliament Group, 1970-; academic convener of a Study Group on
Parliamentary Questions, 1986-92.
Founder-Member of the European
Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) 1971-; chairman of the Computer
Applications Group, 1973-80; director of the Work Group on Cross-Time Analysis,
1982-84; member of the Work Group on Conflict Interactions, 1982-89. Workshop
Director at the ECPR Joint Sessions in 1983, 1982, 1976, and 1974. Participated
in ECPR workshops in 2007, 2006, 2003, 1997, 1996, 1995, 1992, 1991, 1989,
1987, 1986, 1981, 1978, 1975, 1973, 1972, and 1971.
Member of the Advisory Board, British
Election Study 2010, 2005, 2001, 1987 and 1983. Member of the Advisory
Board, French Election Study 2007 and the Canadian Election Study 2010.
Official Representative to the Inter-University
Consortium for Political and Social Research, 1989-1998. Attended Official
Representative meetings in Ann Arbor in 1997, 1995, 1993, 1991 (Panel Chair),
and 1989.
Member, University of Edinburgh Centre for Applications Software and
Technology Steering Committee for the Conversational SPSS Project, 1976-80.
Member, Scottish Regional Computing Organisation (RCO) Working Party on
Computer Privacy, 1977-78; users' representative on the Steering Committee of
the Scottish RCO, 1973-74.
Member, American Political Science Association, Midwest Political Science
Association, New England Political Science Association, (British) Political
Studies Association, (British) Specialist Group on Elections, Public Opinion
and Parties (EPOP). Past member of the Southwestern Political Science
Association and of the (British) Study Group on Computers in Survey Research.
Founder of the European Union
Politics Group (EUPG) of the American Political Science Association in
1994, and convener of its meetings until its merger with the European Politics
and Society Section of the APSA in 2001.
Member of the (elected) Executive Committee of the British Politics Group of the APSA, 2005-7,
2001-3, 1994-96 and 1987-89; member of the Beer Dissertation Prize Committee,
1990.
Member of the Section on
Elections, Voting and Public Opinion of the APSA. Member of the Converse
Book Prize Committee, 2000.
Member of the Section
on European Politics and Society of the APSA. Co-Chair of the EPS Section,
2005-6; Program Chair for the EPS Division, 2004-5.
Member of the Section on
Political Methodology of the APSA.
Member of the European Union Studies
Association and founding organiser of their Public Opinion and
Participation Interest Section. Chair of the dissertation prize committee,
1998-9.
On program at APSA conventions in 2009 (panel chair) 2008 (panel chair),
2006 (section co-chair), 2005 (division chair), 2004 (division chair
designate), 2003, 2002 (panel chair) 2001 (panel chair), 2000 (discussant),
1999 (panel chair), 1997 (panel chair), 1996 (panel chair), 1995 (panel chair),
1994 (discussant), 1993 (panel chair), 1992 (panel chair), 1991, 1990, 1989,
1988, 1985.
On program at Midwest Political Science Association conventions in 2009
(panel chair), 2004, 2002, 2001 (discussant), 1999 (panel chair), 1998 (panel
chair), 1997 (discussant) 1996 (panel chair), 1994 (panel chair), 1993, 1992,
1990 (panel Chair) and 1985.
On program at (British) Political Studies Association Conferences in 2000,
1993, 1992, 1990, 1987, 1983, 1977, and 1973.
On program at (British) EPOP meetings in 2008, 2006, 2004 (panel chair) 1999
and 1995.
On program at Southwestern PSA conventions in 1999 (panel chair), 1998
(panel chair), 1993, 1992 (section chair) and 1991.
On program at New England PSA convention in 2000 (discussant).
Keynote Speaker at the Quebec Political Science Association, 2004; EPOP
1999; and at Computers in Survey Research meetings in 1979, 1976 and 1973.
Programme Assessor for the EU’s DG Research and the Austrian National
Science Foundation. Invited nominator for MacArthur awards and for John Simon
Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowships; selector for Fulbright fellowships
and for National Science Foundation dissertation awards; frequent external
referee for the (American) National Science Foundation, the (British) Economic
and Social Research Council, the (Canadian) Economic and Social Research
Council and for promotion and tenure cases at a variety of institutions.
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2009 |
"How 'Winner Take All' elections can threaten continuity of party leadership and policies: the case of Britain." Council of Europe Forum on the Future of Democracy, Kiev Ukrain, October. |
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"Understanding long-term political change". Paper presented at
the University of Manchester, February. |
|
2008 |
"Understanding long-term political change". The annual Stein
Rokkan Lecture at the University of Bergen, Norway, October. |
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"Jumping through hoops to publish in a major American journal".
Nuffield College Oxford, May. |
|
2007 |
"You Want to Vote Where Everybody Knows Your Name: Anonymity and
Turnout among Young Adults". London School of Economics and Political Science, October (Repeated
at the University of Nottingham, February 2008). |
|
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“How distinguishing preferences from choice may help improve election
forecasting” European University Institute workshop on election forecasting,
Florence, September. |
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“Preference, Choice and Vote: Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Effects of
Changing Economic Conditions in 15 Countries” University of Bologna,
February. Repeated at Nuffield
College, Oxford, May. |
|
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“Time Serial Considerations” Faculty of Political Science one-day conference
on the future of the Italian election study, Sienna, April. |
|
2006 |
"How distinguishing preferences from choice has helped to unravel the
puzzles of economic voting” CEVIPOF, Paris, October (repeated at the
University of Bern, January 2007 and at Nuffield College Oxford, March 2007. |
|
2005 |
"The dynamics of opinion change" address to a conference on The
Role of Public Opinion in European Integration held in Amsterdam,
Netherlands, July. "The Economy and the Vote: Effects on Party Choice in 15
Countries," Yale University, January. |
|
2004 |
"The State of Democracy in Europe: a
Comment on Papers Presented at the Europolity Conference," Friedrich
Ebert Stiftung Europolity Virtual Conference, 8 March to 8 April 2004. View. |
|
2003 |
"Understanding Low Voter Turnout:
Accidental, Incidental, or Consequential?" Nuffield College, Oxford,
November. |
|
2002 |
"The Voter Turnout Puzzle"
Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin, April. |
|
2001 |
"The Future of Election Studies"
presentation to the Board of Overseers for the 2001 British Election Study,
University of Essex, England. Repeated at a special seminar on the design of
the 2002 Dutch Election Study, University of Leiden, the Netherlands. |
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2000 |
"Dimensions of Contestation in the European Union" Center for
European Studies, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. |
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1999 |
"The Turnout Puzzle in British Voting" plenary address to the Elections,
Public Opinion and Parties conference of the British Political Studies
Association, University of Northampton. "Contestation in the European Union" Center for European
Studies, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. "One Aspect of the Changing Game since 1985: Borrowing from Peter to
Pay Paul" Boston Working Group of the Center for European Studies,
Harvard University. "Why Election Studies Fail to Explain the Vote: the British 1997
Election as a Case in Point" State University of New York at Binghamton. "The 1997 British Election: Realignment
or Swing of the Pendulum" British Study Group of the Center for European
Studies, Harvard University. |
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1998 |
"Studying Voters and Public Opinion in Europe" Center for European
Studies, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. "Dynamic Representation and Issue Voting in the British General
Election of 1997" Nuffield College, Oxford. |
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1997 |
"How Comparative Studies Help to Unravel the Puzzle of Low Voter Turnout
in the United States" Trinity College, Hartford Connecticut. "Making Europeans: The Socializing Power of the European
Parliament" University of Mannheim. "The Audit of Democracy? Electoral Change as an Unobtrusive Measure
of the Success of Democratic Regimes" Kennedy School of Government,
Harvard University. |
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1996 |
"How Democratic Is the UK?" Balliol College, Oxford, Master's
Seminar. "The Democratic Deficit and the Salience of Europe to British
Voters" APSA British Politics Group conference on Britain in the
Post-Cold War World, Berkeley CA. "Parties, Electoral Choice and the European Union" address to a
symposium on Choosing Europe? The European Electorate and National
Politics in the Face of Union held at the
Center for European Studies, Harvard University. |
Languages: English (native speaker),
French (somewhat rusty native speaker), Italian (basic spoken and written).
Programming: Diploma from the I.B.M.
Training Division.
Sail handling and navigation:
British Board of Trade Certified Yachtmaster.
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2008-11 |
From the Commission of the European Communities, 2.4 million Euros for a
design and feasibility study of Providing an Infrastructure for Research on Electoral
Democracy in the European Union (PIREDEU). Grant to a consortium of 14
institutions in 9 countries coordinated from the EUI. See www.piredeu.eu. |
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2001-02 |
From the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, salary and expenses to
study the voter turnout puzzle (Principal Investigator at Trinity College). |
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1999 |
From Trinity College, Hartford CT, $15,000 to fund part of the costs of studying
the 1999 European elections (co-Investigator at the University of Amsterdam
and Trinity College). |
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1994-96 |
From the Dutch National Science Foundation (NWO), ECU 32,000 (about $40,000)
to fund part of the costs of fielding the 1994 European election study
(co-Investigator at the University of Amsterdam and University of Houston). |
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1992 |
From the Dutch National Science Foundation (NWO), DFl 5,000 (about $2,900)
for costs incurred in undertaking collaborative work at the University of
Amsterdam (co-Investigator at the University of Amsterdam and University of
Houston). |
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1990-93 |
From the British Economic and Social Research Council, _70,000 (about
$105,000) to study the emergence and development of the British Green Party
(co-Investigator at the University of Strathclyde and University of Houston).
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1989-91 |
From the British Economic and Social Research Council, _79,000 (about
$118,500) to fund part of the costs of studying the European Elections of
1989 (Principal Investigator at the University of Strathclyde and University
of Houston). |
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1989-90 |
From the American National Science Foundation, $10,000 to conduct a survey
of the 1990 Moscow local elections (co-Investigator at the University of
Houston). |
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1989-90 |
From the British Nuffield Foundation, _3,000 (about $4,500) to conduct a
postal survey of British Parliamentarians (Principal Investigator at the
University of Strathclyde). |
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