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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
1	1 Laver M Models of government formation ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 1-25	1	35	0	79
2	2 Polsby NW Untitled - Preface ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: U5-U5	0	0	0	0
3	3 Ray JL Does democracy cause peace? ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 27-46	2	25	0	100
4	4 Jackman RW, Miller RA Social capital and politics ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 47-73	2	64	0	98
5	5 Simmons BA Compliance with international agreements ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 75-93	2	29	0	56
6	6 Behnegar N The intellectual legacy of Leo Strauss (1899-1973) ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 95-116	0	1	0	37
7	7 Watts RL Federalism, federal political systems, and federations ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 117-137	0	5	0	129
8	8 Levy JS The causes of war and the conditions of peace ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 139-165	0	14	1	121
9	9 Kinder DR Communication and opinion ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 167-197	2	29	0	200
10	10 Polsby NW Social science and scientific change: A note on Thomas S. Kuhn's contribution ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 199-210	0	2	0	52
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
11	11 Mair P, Mudde C The party family and its study ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 211-229	0	14	0	103
12	12 Thompson FJ, Riccucci NM Reinventing government ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 231-257	0	16	0	54
13	13 Austen-Smith D, Banks JS Social choice theory, game theory, and positive political theory ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 259-287	3	9	0	58
14	14 Fearon JD Domestic politics, foreign policy, and theories of international relations ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 289-313	3	19	1	98
15	15 Patterson M, Monroe KR Narrative in political science ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 315-331	0	8	0	42
16	16 Lovenduski J Gendering research in political science ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 333-356	1	7	0	132
17	17 Clarke HD, Stewart MC The decline of parties in the minds of citizens ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 357-378	2	12	0	77
18	18 Hart J Neglected aspects of the study of the presidency ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 379-399	1	2	0	51
19	19 Lichbach MI Contending theories of contentious politics and the structure-action problem of social order ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 401-424	0	14	0	58
20	20 Knight J Justice and fairness ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 425-449	0	1	0	42
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
21	21 Butler D Reflections on British elections and their study ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 451-464	0	0	0	29
22	22 Bowles N Studying the presidency ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 1-23	0	2	1	59
23	23 Polsby NW Preface ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: U5-U5	0	0	0	0
24	24 Huth PK Deterrence and international conflict: Empirical findings and theoretical debates ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 25-48	0	11	0	86
25	25 Stinchcombe AL Ending revolutions and building new governments ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 49-73	1	3	0	61
26	26 Eulau H, Zlomke S Harold D. Lasswell's legacy to mainstream political science: A neglected agenda ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 75-89	0	3	0	47
27	27 Milner HV The political economy of international trade ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 91-114	1	14	0	96
28	28 Geddes B What do we know about democratization after twenty years? ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 115-144	5	64	0	56
29	29 Cox G Electoral rules and electoral coordination ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 145-161	1	28	0	24
30	30 Cain BE, Levin MA Term limits ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 163-188	0	6	0	118
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
31	31 Gerber A, Green D Misperceptions about perceptual bias ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 189-210	3	35	0	51
32	32 Feaver PD Civil-military relations ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 211-241	0	14	0	170
33	33 Stokes SC Political parties and democracy ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 243-267	1	9	1	109
34	34 Amadae SM, de Mesquita BB The Rochester school: The origins of positive political theory ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 269-295	0	8	1	85
35	35 Jones BD Bounded rationality ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 297-321	1	21	0	88
36	36 Kalyvas SN The decay and breakdown of communist one-party systems ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 323-343	0	8	0	74
37	37 Ryan A Isaiah Berlin: Political theory and liberal culture ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 345-362	0	0	0	44
38	38 Annan N Isaiah Berlin (1909-1997) ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 363-367	0	0	0	0
39	39 Thelen K Historical institutionalism in comparative politics ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 369-404	5	180	0	100
40	40 Mitra SK Effects of institutional arrangements on political stability in South Asia ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 405-428	0	0	0	91
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
41	41 Jupille J, Caporaso JA Institutionalism and the European Union: Beyond international relations and comparative politics ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 429-444	1	16	0	97
42	42 Shafer BE American exceptionalism ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 445-463	0	3	0	21
43	43 Fabbrini S American democracy from a European perspective ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 465-491	0	1	0	127
44	44 Ostrom E Coping with tragedies of the commons ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 493-535	0	75	0	119
45	45 Collier D, Adcock R Democracy and dichotomies: A pragmatic approach to choices about concepts ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 537-565	0	37	1	91
46	46 Polsby NW Untitled - Preface ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: V-VI	0	0	0	1
47	47 Druckman JN, Lupia A Preference formation ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 1-24	0	25	1	131
48	48 Downs GW Constructing effective environmental regimes ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 25-42	1	6	0	29
49	49 Berger S Globalization and politics ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 43-62	3	19	0	90
50	50 Morrow JD Alliances: Why write them down? ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 63-83	0	17	0	68
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
51	51 Wade R Wheels within wheels: Rethinking the Asian crisis and the Asian model ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 85-115	0	10	0	76
52	52 Laitin DD Post-Soviet politics ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 117-148	1	3	0	142
53	53 Jacobson HK International institutions and system transformation ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 149-166	1	4	0	55
54	54 Baldwin DA Success and failure in foreign policy ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 167-182	1	3	0	52
55	55 Lewis-Beck MS, Stegmaier M Economic determinants of electoral outcomes ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 183-219	3	101	0	161
56	56 Marcus GE Emotions in politics ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 221-250	0	18	0	318
57	57 Glaser CL The causes and consequences of arms races ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 251-276	0	8	1	90
58	58 Schofield N Constitutional political economy: On the possibility of combining rational choice theory and comparative politics ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 277-303	0	7	3	101
59	59 Brass PR Foucault steals political science ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 305-330	0	4	0	24
60	60 Converse PE Assessing the capacity of mass electorates ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 331-353	0	31	0	42
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
61	61 Wallerstein M, Western B Unions in decline? What has changed and why ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 355-377	0	20	0	84
62	62 Hazell R, Sinclair D The British constitution: Labour's constitutional revolution ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 379-400	0	0	0	19
63	63 Evans G The continued significance of class voting ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 401-417	0	22	0	90
64	64 Monroe KR, Hankin J, Van Vechten RB The psychological foundations of identity politics ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 419-447	0	13	0	113
65	65 Mayhew DR Electoral realignments ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 449-474	0	5	0	48
66	66 Levi M, Stoker L Political trust and trustworthiness ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 475-507	2	82	1	150
67	67 Andeweg RB Consociational democracy ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 509-536	0	9	0	72
68	68 Polsby NW Untitle - Preface ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: V-VI	0	0	0	0
69	69 Tarrow S Transnational politics: Contention and institutions in international politics ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 1-20	2	42	2	71
70	70 Tilly C Mechanisms in political processes ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 21-41	1	39	0	49
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
71	71 Bunce V Democratization and economic reform ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 43-65	1	10	0	141
72	72 Goldgeier JM, Tetlock PE Psychology and international relations theory ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 67-92	1	13	3	121
73	73 Richardson B, Patterson D Political traditions and political change: The significance of postwar Japanese politics for political science ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 93-115	0	6	0	119
74	74 Gill A Religion and comparative politics ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 117-138	0	19	0	72
75	75 Goldstone JA Toward a fourth generation of revolutionary theory ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 139-187	0	19	2	341
76	76 Hechter M, Okamoto D Political consequences of minority group formation ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 189-215	0	11	0	216
77	77 Galston WA Political knowledge, political engagement,and civic education ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 217-234	2	70	0	57
78	78 Bendor J, Glazer A, Hammond T Theories of delegation ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 235-269	0	41	0	60
79	79 Beck N Time-series-cross-section-data: What have we learned in the past few years? ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 271-293	0	109	0	48
80	80 Vasquez J, Leskiw CS The origins and war proneness of interstate rivalries ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 295-316	0	6	0	67
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
81	81 Broz JL, Frieden JA The political economy of international monetary relations ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 317-343	0	18	2	85
82	82 Masters RD Biology and politics: Linking nature and nurture ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 345-369	0	9	0	132
83	83 Beckwith K Women's movements at century's end: Excavation and advances in political science ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 371-390	0	4	0	77
84	84 Finnemore M, Sikkink K Taking stock: The constructivist research program in international relations and comparative politics ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 391-416	0	38	1	112
85	85 Rae DW Viacratic America: Plessy on foot v. Brown on wheels ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 417-438	1	3	0	34
86	86 Polsby NW Preface ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: v-v	0	0	0	0
87	87 Powell R Bargaining theory and international conflict ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 1-30	1	44	1	95
88	88 McDermott R Experimental methods in political science ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 31-61	1	16	0	104
89	89 Murphy RD Politics, political science, and urban governance: A literature and a legacy ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 63-85	0	2	0	56
90	90 Gould AC, Baker PJ Democracy and taxation ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 87-110	0	5	0	95
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
91	91 Feder SA Forecasting for policy making in the post-cold war period ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 111-125	0	1	0	20
92	92 Spruyt H The origins, development, and possible decline of the modern state ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 127-149	1	8	0	110
93	93 Cheibub JA, Limongi F Democratic institutions and regime survival: Parliamentary and presidential democracies reconsidered ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 151-179	2	15	0	56
94	94 Whitefield S Political cleavages and post-communist politics ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 181-200	0	12	0	56
95	95 Gibson CC Of waves and ripples: Democracy and political change in Africa in the 1990s ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 201-221	0	3	0	92
96	96 Johnson J How conceptual problems migrate: Rational choice, interpretation, and the hazards of pluralism ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 223-248	0	13	2	98
97	97 Schudson M The news media as political institutions ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 249-269	1	18	0	98
98	98 Tucker JA The first decade of post-communist elections and voting: What have we studied, and how have we studied it? ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 271-304	1	19	1	142
99	99 Molina O, Rhodes M Corporatism: The past, present, and future of a concept ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 305-331	1	36	0	119
100	100 Polsby NW, Schickler E Landmarks in the study of Congress since 1945 ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 333-367	0	5	0	251

Date / Author / Journal

Models of government formation

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 1-25

2 Polsby NW

Untitled - Preface

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: U5-U5

3 Ray JL

Does democracy cause peace?

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 27-46

100

4 Jackman RW, Miller RA

Social capital and politics

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 47-73

5 Simmons BA

Compliance with international agreements

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 75-93

6 Behnegar N

The intellectual legacy of Leo Strauss (1899-1973)

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 95-116

7 Watts RL

Federalism, federal political systems, and federations

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 117-137

129

8 Levy JS

The causes of war and the conditions of peace

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 139-165

121

9 Kinder DR

Communication and opinion

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 167-197

200

10 Polsby NW

Social science and scientific change: A note on Thomas S. Kuhn's contribution

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 199-210

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

11 Mair P, Mudde C

The party family and its study

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 211-229

103

12 Thompson FJ, Riccucci NM

Reinventing government

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 231-257

13 Austen-Smith D, Banks JS

Social choice theory, game theory, and positive political theory

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 259-287

14 Fearon JD

Domestic politics, foreign policy, and theories of international relations

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 289-313

15 Patterson M, Monroe KR

Narrative in political science

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 315-331

16 Lovenduski J

Gendering research in political science

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 333-356

132

17 Clarke HD, Stewart MC

The decline of parties in the minds of citizens

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 357-378

18 Hart J

Neglected aspects of the study of the presidency

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 379-399

19 Lichbach MI

Contending theories of contentious politics and the structure-action problem of social order

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 401-424

20 Knight J

Justice and fairness

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 425-449

Date / Author / Journal

Reflections on British elections and their study

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1998; 1: 451-464

22 Bowles N

Studying the presidency

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 1-23

23 Polsby NW

Preface

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: U5-U5

24 Huth PK

Deterrence and international conflict: Empirical findings and theoretical debates

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 25-48

25 Stinchcombe AL

Ending revolutions and building new governments

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 49-73

26 Eulau H, Zlomke S

Harold D. Lasswell's legacy to mainstream political science: A neglected agenda

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 75-89

27 Milner HV

The political economy of international trade

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 91-114

28 Geddes B

What do we know about democratization after twenty years?

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 115-144

29 Cox G

Electoral rules and electoral coordination

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 145-161

30 Cain BE, Levin MA

Term limits

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 163-188

118

Date / Author / Journal

Misperceptions about perceptual bias

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 189-210

32 Feaver PD

Civil-military relations

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 211-241

170

33 Stokes SC

Political parties and democracy

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 243-267

109

34 Amadae SM, de Mesquita BB

The Rochester school: The origins of positive political theory

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 269-295

35 Jones BD

Bounded rationality

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 297-321

36 Kalyvas SN

The decay and breakdown of communist one-party systems

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 323-343

37 Ryan A

Isaiah Berlin: Political theory and liberal culture

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 345-362

38 Annan N

Isaiah Berlin (1909-1997)

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 363-367

39 Thelen K

Historical institutionalism in comparative politics

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 369-404

180

100

40 Mitra SK

Effects of institutional arrangements on political stability in South Asia

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 405-428

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

41 Jupille J, Caporaso JA

Institutionalism and the European Union: Beyond international relations and comparative politics

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 429-444

42 Shafer BE

American exceptionalism

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 445-463

43 Fabbrini S

American democracy from a European perspective

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 465-491

127

44 Ostrom E

Coping with tragedies of the commons

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 493-535

119

45 Collier D, Adcock R

Democracy and dichotomies: A pragmatic approach to choices about concepts

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 1999; 2: 537-565

46 Polsby NW

Untitled - Preface

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: V-VI

47 Druckman JN, Lupia A

Preference formation

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 1-24

131

48 Downs GW

Constructing effective environmental regimes

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 25-42

49 Berger S

Globalization and politics

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 43-62

50 Morrow JD

Alliances: Why write them down?

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 63-83

Date / Author / Journal

Wheels within wheels: Rethinking the Asian crisis and the Asian model

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 85-115

52 Laitin DD

Post-Soviet politics

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 117-148

142

53 Jacobson HK

International institutions and system transformation

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 149-166

54 Baldwin DA

Success and failure in foreign policy

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 167-182

55 Lewis-Beck MS, Stegmaier M

Economic determinants of electoral outcomes

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 183-219

101

161

56 Marcus GE

Emotions in politics

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 221-250

318

57 Glaser CL

The causes and consequences of arms races

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 251-276

58 Schofield N

Constitutional political economy: On the possibility of combining rational choice theory and comparative politics

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 277-303

101

59 Brass PR

Foucault steals political science

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 305-330

60 Converse PE

Assessing the capacity of mass electorates

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 331-353

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

61 Wallerstein M, Western B

Unions in decline? What has changed and why

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 355-377

62 Hazell R, Sinclair D

The British constitution: Labour's constitutional revolution

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 379-400

63 Evans G

The continued significance of class voting

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 401-417

64 Monroe KR, Hankin J, Van Vechten RB

The psychological foundations of identity politics

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 419-447

113

65 Mayhew DR

Electoral realignments

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 449-474

66 Levi M, Stoker L

Political trust and trustworthiness

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 475-507

150

67 Andeweg RB

Consociational democracy

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2000; 3: 509-536

68 Polsby NW

Untitle - Preface

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: V-VI

69 Tarrow S

Transnational politics: Contention and institutions in international politics

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 1-20

70 Tilly C

Mechanisms in political processes

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 21-41

Date / Author / Journal

Democratization and economic reform

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 43-65

141

72 Goldgeier JM, Tetlock PE

Psychology and international relations theory

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 67-92

121

73 Richardson B, Patterson D

Political traditions and political change: The significance of postwar Japanese politics for political science

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 93-115

119

74 Gill A

Religion and comparative politics

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 117-138

75 Goldstone JA

Toward a fourth generation of revolutionary theory

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 139-187

341

76 Hechter M, Okamoto D

Political consequences of minority group formation

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 189-215

216

77 Galston WA

Political knowledge, political engagement,and civic education

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 217-234

78 Bendor J, Glazer A, Hammond T

Theories of delegation

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 235-269

79 Beck N

Time-series-cross-section-data: What have we learned in the past few years?

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 271-293

109

80 Vasquez J, Leskiw CS

The origins and war proneness of interstate rivalries

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 295-316

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

81 Broz JL, Frieden JA

The political economy of international monetary relations

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 317-343

82 Masters RD

Biology and politics: Linking nature and nurture

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 345-369

132

83 Beckwith K

Women's movements at century's end: Excavation and advances in political science

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 371-390

84 Finnemore M, Sikkink K

Taking stock: The constructivist research program in international relations and comparative politics

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 391-416

112

85 Rae DW

Viacratic America: Plessy on foot v. Brown on wheels

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2001; 4: 417-438

86 Polsby NW

Preface

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: v-v

87 Powell R

Bargaining theory and international conflict

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 1-30

88 McDermott R

Experimental methods in political science

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 31-61

104

89 Murphy RD

Politics, political science, and urban governance: A literature and a legacy

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 63-85

90 Gould AC, Baker PJ

Democracy and taxation

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 87-110

Date / Author / Journal

Forecasting for policy making in the post-cold war period

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 111-125

92 Spruyt H

The origins, development, and possible decline of the modern state

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 127-149

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93 Cheibub JA, Limongi F

Democratic institutions and regime survival: Parliamentary and presidential democracies reconsidered

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 151-179

94 Whitefield S

Political cleavages and post-communist politics

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 181-200

95 Gibson CC

Of waves and ripples: Democracy and political change in Africa in the 1990s

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 201-221

96 Johnson J

How conceptual problems migrate: Rational choice, interpretation, and the hazards of pluralism

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 223-248

97 Schudson M

The news media as political institutions

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 249-269

98 Tucker JA

The first decade of post-communist elections and voting: What have we studied, and how have we studied it?

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 271-304

142

99 Molina O, Rhodes M

Corporatism: The past, present, and future of a concept

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 305-331

119

100

100 Polsby NW, Schickler E

Landmarks in the study of Congress since 1945

ANNUAL REVIEW OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. 2002; 5: 333-367

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Annual Reviews of Political Science Articles from the Annual Review of Political Science, 1998 - 2009	Historiographs	Glossary HistCite Guide About Grand Totals: LCS 102, GCS 2871, CR 22052 Collection span: 1998 - 2009
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