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Elections, Etc.
Writings on election administration, campaigns, and APSA/POP
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Articles and Book Chapters
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2013
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- Surveys the history of computer usage in party politics and campaigns. Published in English in the Russian-language Proceedings of the Conference on "Political Design in Social Communications," Moscow, October 31-November 1, 2013, published in English in the Russian-language
publication, TECHNOLOGY AND ORGANIZATION
SELECTED COMPANIES' FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXPERIENCE), (Moscow,
2013), pp. 141-173; also in Guy Lachapelle and Philippe J. Maarek (eds), Political Parties in the Digital Age: The Impact of New Technologies in Politics (Oldenbourg: De Gruyter, 2015), pp. 9-41.
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- "Party Politics and POP," in Party Politics, (May, 2009), 259-263.
- Describes how the journal, Party Politics became associated with the Political Organizations and Parties Section of the
American Political Science Association.
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- "Founding POP: The Origins of Our APSA Section," VOX POP, 26 (Spring, 2008), pp. 1 and 3.
- Describes the origin and history of the Political Organizations and Parties Section
of the American Political Science Association
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2005
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- "Financing Election Campaigns in the United States," in Election Management (Seoul: National Electoral Commission, 2005), pp. 195-213.
- Summarizes state laws on financing election campaign and U.S. national election
finance laws.
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Papers and Addresses
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2000
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- "The International Comparative Political Parties Project: 1980 to 2000," presented at the "Political Organizations and Parties Section of the 2000 Annual Meeting of the
American Political Science Association, Washington, D.C.
- Political Parties: A Cross-National Survey, was published in 1980, but the quantitative data on 158 parties in 53 countries
were publicly available in 1979, when the Interuniversity
Consortium for Political and Social Research released the
data as Study 7534 and published its accompanying codebook, Comparative Political Parties Data 1950-1962. Numerous scholars and students subsequently obtained and used the data files
from the ICPSR, but the data codes cannot be thoroughly
understood apart from the parent reference book. (Go to
the Data section of this website for access to an SPSS
file for easy analysis.)
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1991
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- "Presidential Elections in Russia and the United States: Is Majority Popular Vote
Desirable?" Paper delivered at the Conference on Political Analysis, Institute of Socio-Political
Research, Moscow, December 10-14, 1991.
- Russia faces many challenges to its young democracy. I will address only two
key problems: (1) achieving democracy within the framework
of a presidential form of government, and (2) avoiding
the development of a fractionalized multiparty system.
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1981
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- "Let's Have a Party: The Republican Presence in the 1980 Election,"
- prepared for delivery at the 1981 Meeting of the Illinois Political Science Association,
Loyola University, Chicago, October 23 24.
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Book Reviews
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2006
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- Irwin F. Gellman,
- Campaign of the Century: Kennedy, Nixon, and the Election of 1960, New
Haven: Yale, 2022, 473 in Party Politics, 29 (2023), pp.194-195.
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1996
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- Herbert E. Alexander (ed.)
- "Campaign Money: Reform and Reality in the States," Daily Northwestern (December 1, 1996)
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