50. Methodology

John Meyer, The University of Texas at Austin

Challenging the Predominant Measurement Approach: Presenting New Measurement Instruments for both Nationalism and Patriotism - Marlene Mußotter, University of Passau

Comparing Effects When Access to Alternatives Varies: Revisiting ‘Bringing Schools to Afghan Girls’ - Dana Burde, New York University; Joel A. Middleton, University of California-Berkeley; Cyrus D. Samii, New York University; Ye Wang, New York University

Let them Eat Pie: Addressing the Partial Contestation Problem in Multiparty Electoral Contests - Ali Kagalwala, Texas A & M University; Guy D. Whitten, Texas A & M University-College Station; Thiago M. Q. Moreira, Texas A & M University

Revisiting the China Shock Instrument: The Endogeneity of Effects - Christina L Toenshoff, Stanford University; Kathryn J Hedgecock, Stanford University

Camelia Florela F. Voinea, University of Bucharest

William O'Brochta, Washington University in St Louis