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Making votes count: strategic coordination in the world's electoral systems GW Cox Cambridge University Press, 1997	5567	1997
Legislative leviathan: Party government in the House GW Cox, MD McCubbins Cambridge University Press, 2007	4704	2007
Setting the agenda: Responsible party government in the US House of Representatives GW Cox, MD McCubbins Cambridge University Press, 2005	2573	2005
Electoral politics as a redistributive game GW Cox, MD McCubbins The Journal of Politics 48 (2), 370-389, 1986	1784	1986
The efficient secret: The cabinet and the development of political parties in Victorian England GW Cox Cambridge University Press, 2005	1244	2005
Centripetal and centrifugal incentives in electoral systems GW Cox American Journal of Political Science, 903-935, 1990	1100	1990
Electoral institutions, cleavage structures, and the number of parties OA Neto, GW Cox American Journal of Political Science, 149-174, 1997	1032	1997
Closeness, expenditures, and turnout in the 1982 US House elections GW Cox, MC Munger American Political Science Review 83 (1), 217-231, 1989	846	1989
The institutional determinants of economic policy outcomes GW Cox, MD McCubbins Presidents, parliaments, and policy, 21-63, 2001	821	2001
Why did the incumbency advantage in US House elections grow? GW Cox, JN Katz American journal of political science, 478-497, 1996	820	1996
Latin America's reactive assemblies and proactive presidents GW Cox, S Morgenstern Comparative politics, 171-189, 2001	674	2001
Elbridge Gerry's salamander: The electoral consequences of the reapportionment revolution GW Cox, JN Katz Cambridge University Press, 2002	622	2002
13 Swing voters, core voters, and distributive politics GW Cox Political representation 342, 2009	455	2009
Electoral rules and electoral coordination G Cox annual Review of Political science 2 (1), 145-161, 1999	446	1999
ORGANIZATION OF Democratic Legislatures GW Cox The Oxford handbook of political economy 7, 141, 2006	391	2006
Agenda Power in Brazil's Câmara dos Deputados, 1989–98 OA Neto, GW Cox, MD McCubbins World Politics 55 (4), 550-578, 2003	387*	2003
Strategic voting equilibria under the single nontransferable vote GW Cox American Political Science Review 88 (3), 608-621, 1994	380	1994
Electoral equilibrium under alternative voting institutions GW Cox American Journal of Political Science, 82-108, 1987	366	1987
On measuring partisanship in roll-call voting: The US House of Representatives, 1877-1999 GW Cox, KT Poole American Journal of Political Science, 477-489, 2002	323	2002
Turnout and rural corruption: New York as a test case GW Cox, JM Kousser American Journal of Political Science, 646-663, 1981	277	1981

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