DIVISION 8: POLITICAL METHODOLOGY

A Data-Driven Approach to American Culture - John Girdwood, Wayne State university

Applying Multilevel Confirmatory Factor Analysis to Measure Stability Over Time - Carl Clemens Berning, University of Mainz

Country Fixed Effects with a Binary Dependent Variable: MLE or LPM? - Joan Carreras Timoneda, University of Maryland

Different Slopes for Different Folks: ß heterogeneity in TSCS Data - Clayton McLaughlin Webb, University of Kansas; Joe Weinberg, University of Southern Mississippi

Estimating Crisis-Signaling Games with Multiple Equilibria - Casey Crisman-Cox, Washington University in St. Louis; Michael Gibilisco, California Institute of Technology

Fair Election as Probatio Diabolica? - Yuta Kamahara, Yokohama National University

Measuring Policy Outcomes: Data-Driven or Substance-Driven Scales? - Jake M Grumbach, UC Berkeley

Numerical Detection of Irregular Crime Statistics in the American Context - Patrick Y. Wu, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Quota Sampling Using Facebook Advertisements - Baobao Zhang, Yale University; Matto Mildenberger, University of California Santa Barbara

Which Diversity & what Inequality? How Methodological Choices affect the Results - Alexander Kustov, Princeton University; Giuliana Pardelli, Princeton University

Why (Not) Having Social Capital? A Coevolving Network Model of Public Goods Game - Hsuan-Wei Lee, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Huan-Kai Tseng, George Washington University

Mark A. Pickup Simon Fraser University

Kai Jager Duke University