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Volume 9, Number 4

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Table of Contents

Classification by Opinion Changing Behavior: A Mixture Model Approach
Jennifer Hill, and Hanspeter Kriesi
Published Article in Adobe PDF Format (125 kb)

Confronting Political Economic Theories of Voting with Evidence
Robert Grafstein and Ann Moser
Published Article in Adobe PDF Format (88 kb)

Maximum Likelihood Estimation of Models with Beta-Distributed Depedent Variables
Philip Paolino
Published Article in Adobe PDF Format (454 kb)
Some associated materials by the author (PDF File 78 kb)
Replication materials by the author (Zip File 403 kb)

Computing Nash Equilibria in Probabalistic, Multiparty Spatial Models with Nonpolicy Components
Samuel Merrill, and James Adams
Published Article in Adobe PDF Format (78 kb)
The associated materials by the author (Zip File 78 kb)

Testing for Publication Bias in Political Science
Alan Gerber, Donald Green and David Nickerson
Published Article in Adobe PDF Format (82 kb)

Bias in Conditional and Unconditional Maximum-Likelihood Estimation
Ethan Katz
Published Article in Adobe PDF Format (32 kb)
The associated software by the author (Zip File 3 kb)

Copyright and Disclaimer
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