Christopher Wlezien

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Stuart SorokaDepartment of Communication, UCLAEmail confirmado em ucla.edu
Robert S. EriksonProfessor of Political Science, Columbia UniversityEmail confirmado em COLUMBIA.EDU
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Costas PanagopoulosDistinguished Professor of Political Science, Northeastern UniversityEmail confirmado em northeastern.edu
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Christopher Wlezien

Hogg Professor of Government, University of Texas at Austin

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Political Science Public Opinion Elections Public Policy Methodology


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The public as thermostat: Dynamics of preferences for spending C Wlezien American journal of political science, 981-1000, 1995	1347	1995
Degrees of democracy: Politics, public opinion, and policy SN Soroka, C Wlezien Cambridge University Press, 2010	1235	2010
On the salience of political issues: The problem with ‘most important problem’ C Wlezien Electoral studies 24 (4), 555-579, 2005	642	2005
Patterns of representation: Dynamics of public preferences and policy C Wlezien The Journal of Politics 66 (1), 1-24, 2004	515	2004
Opinion–policy dynamics: public preferences and public expenditure in the United Kingdom SN Soroka, C Wlezien British Journal of Political Science 35 (4), 665-689, 2005	403	2005
Economic perceptions and vote choice: Disentangling the endogeneity C Wlezien, M Franklin, D Twiggs Political Behavior 19 (1), 7-17, 1997	394	1997
A general empirical law of public budgets: A comparative analysis BD Jones, FR Baumgartner, C Breunig, C Wlezien, S Soroka, M Foucault, ... American Journal of Political Science 53 (4), 855-873, 2009	361	2009
Dynamics of representation: The case of US spending on defence C Wlezien British Journal of Political Science 26 (1), 81-103, 1996	317	1996
The responsive public: issue salience, policy change, and preferences for European unification MN Franklin, C Wlezien Journal of Theoretical Politics 9 (3), 347-363, 1997	279	1997
On the limits to inequality in representation SN Soroka, C Wlezien PS: Political Science & Politics 41 (2), 319-327, 2008	277	2008
Political institutions and the opinion–policy link C Wlezien, SN Soroka West European Politics 35 (6), 1407-1432, 2012	263	2012
Opinion representation and policy feedback: Canada in comparative perspective SN Soroka, C Wlezien Canadian Journal of Political Science/Revue canadienne de science politique …, 2004	243	2004
The timeline of presidential elections: How campaigns do (and do not) matter RS Erikson, C Wlezien University of Chicago Press, 2012	233	2012
The timeline of presidential election campaigns C Wlezien, RS Erikson The Journal of Politics 64 (4), 969-993, 2002	233	2002
Are political markets really superior to polls as election predictors? RS Erikson, C Wlezien Public Opinion Quarterly 72 (2), 190-215, 2008	225	2008
It's (change in) the (future) economy, stupid: economic indicators, the media, and public opinion SN Soroka, DA Stecula, C Wlezien American Journal of Political Science 59 (2), 457-474, 2015	224	2015
Performance pressure: Patterns of partisanship and the economic vote MA Kayser, C Wlezien European Journal of Political Research 50 (3), 365-394, 2011	221	2011
Attitudes toward Europe and referendum votes: A response to Siune and Svensson M Franklin, M Marsh, C Wlezien Electoral Studies 13 (2), 117-121, 1994	208	1994
The impact of legal constraints on voter registration, turnout, and the composition of the American electorate GE Mitchell, C Wlezien Political behavior 17 (2), 179-202, 1995	199	1995
The relationship between public opinion and policy C Wlezien, SN Soroka	184	2007

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