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"Parties, Coalitions and the Internal Organization of Legislatures" With Razvan Vlaicu. (Under review)

Who says what to whom? Effects of communicator- and content awareness on coalition formation.”  With Roderick Swaab, Mary Kern, Victoria Medvec.  Conditionally Accepted Social Cognition.

"The Micro-Dynamics of Coalition Formation." With Swaab, R.I. Medvec, V. H. and Kern, M.C. Forthcoming Political Research Quarterly, 2007.

Policy Dynamics and Inefficiency in a Parliamentary Demcracy with Proportional Representation.” With David Baron and Pohan Fong. (Under review)

"Self-Interest, Inequality, and Entitlement in Majoritarian Decision-Making." With Sean Gailmard. Quarterly Journal of Political Science. 2006 (4)

"Coalition Government" Book Chapter. The Oxford Handbook of Political Economy. Oxford University Press, 2006.

The Effects of Constitutions on Coalition Governments in Parliamentary Democracies.”  With Hulya Eraslan and Antonio Merlo.  Forthcoming.  Roger Congleton, ed.  Constitutional Political Economy.  Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

An Empirical Investigation of Coalitional Bargaining Procedures.”  With Antonio Merlo.  2004.  Journal of Public Economics.  88(3-4):783-797.

A Structural Model of Government Formation.”  With Antonio Merlo and Hulya Eraslan.  2003.  Econometrica.  71(1) :27-70.

Coalition Government and Comparative Constitutional Design.”  With Hulya Eraslan and Antonio Merlo.  European Economic Review.  2002.  46: 893-907.

Elections, Governments, and Parliaments in Proportional Representation Systems.”  With David P. Baron.  Quarterly Journal of Economics.  2001.  (August): 933-967.

Cabinet Terminations and Critical Events.”  With Randy Stevenson.  American Political Science Review.  2000.  94(3): 627-640.

“Government Turnover in Parliamentary Democracies.”  With Antonio Merlo.  Journal of Economic Theory.  2000.  94: 46-79.

"Bicameralism and Its Consequences for the Internal Organization of Legislatures."  With Roger B. Myerson.  American Economic Review.  1999.  89(5):1182-1196.

Cabinet Survival and Competing Risks.”  With Randy Stevenson.  American Journal of Political Science.  1999.  43(5):1051-1098.

“Bicameralism and Government Formation.”  With Antonio Merlo and Hulya Eraslan.  Working paper.

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