2016 Graduate Student Publications
Colin Kaepernick, Ethnocentrism, and Multiculturalism: Redefining Nationalism in the United StatesBy: Owen FiteAbstract:This paper explores whether American football player Colin Kaepernick and other athletes’ refusal in 2016 to acknowledge
*Wojcik, Stefan. 2016 “Why Legislative Networks? Analyzing Legislative Network Formation“. Conditionally accepted at Political Science Research and Methods.Read More
*Wojcik, Stefan. 2016 “Political Networks and Computational Social Science“ (with David Lazer). Forthcoming in the Oxford Handbook of Political Networks. Read More
*Wright, G.D., Andersson, K.P., Gibson, C.C., Evans, T. 2016.Decentralization May Reduce Deforestation when User Groups Engage with Local Government.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences113(52): 14958–14963.
Minkoff, Scott L. 2016. “NYC 311 A Tract-Level Analysis of Citizen–Government Contacting in New York City.” Urban Affairs Review 52.2: 211-246. Read More
Liu AH, *Roosevelt M, Wilson Sokhey S. "Trade and the Recognition of Commercial Lingua Francas: Russian Language Laws in Post-Soviet Countries." Economics & Politics (October 2016). Read More
Liu, Amy and *ElisePizzi. 2016. “The Language of Economic Growth: A NewMeasure of Linguistic Heterogeneity.”British Journal of Political Science. Read More
Greenberg, Edward and Benjamin Page. 2017. Struggle for Democracy, 2016 Presidential Election Edition. Pearson: Hoboken, NJ. [Contributing Authors: *David Doherty, *Scott L. Minkoff, *Joshua Ryan] (Non-Peer-Reviewed Publication) Read More
*Cayton, Adam. 2016. “Why Are Some Institutions Replaced while Others Persist? Evidence from State Constitutions.”State Politics & Policy Quarterly, 16(3): 267-289. Read More- *Cayton, Adam. 2016. “Consistency vs. Responsiveness: Do Members of Congress Change Positions on Specific Issues in Response to Their Constituencies?”Political Research Quarterly70(1): 3-18.