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By Justin Esarey

This week, Suzanna Linn (Penn State University) will be giving a presentation entitled “Treating Time with All Due Seriousness.” Everyone is welcome to join us this Friday...

By Justin Esarey

The editorial staff of The Political Methodologist is proud to announce the release of the Fall 2014 print edition! This special issue contains seven articles on transparency...

By Justin Esarey

This week, Matt Lebo (Stony Brook University) will be giving a presentation entitled “An Effective Approach to the Repeated Cross-Sectional Design.” Everyone is welcome to join...

By Justin Esarey

I’m pleased to announce that Kosuke Imai (Princeton University) will be kicking off the Spring 2015 International Methods Colloquium Series with his presentation on “Survey...

By Justin Esarey

On February 26-27, the National Research Council of the National Academies is hosting a workshop of the Committee on Applied and Theoretical Statistics titled “Statistical...

By Justin Esarey

2014 was the first full year of The Political Methodologist‘s on-line blog presence. As we take stock of the year that was, I thought it would be informative for readers and...

By Andrew Moravcsik

Editor’s Note: this post is contributed by Andrew Moravcsik, Professor of Politics and Public Policy and Director of the European Union Program at Princeton University. This...

By R. Michael Alvarez

Editor’s note: this post is contributed by R. Michael Alvarez, Professor of Political Science at the California Institute of Technology and Co-Editor of Political Analysis...

By Wendy Martinek

Editor’s note: this post is contributed by Wendy Martinek, Associate Professor of Political Science at Binghamton University.

Writing almost 20 years ago as part of a...

By Justin Esarey

At lunch with two colleagues the other day, an interesting question came up: how often should we as reviewers aim to give favorable reviews (conditional acceptances and strong...