Monday, 3 April 2006

Nothing to do with lacrosse

I had the pleasure of presenting my research on the role of political sophistication in voting for third-party candidates in recent presidential elections this afternoon to the Duke PARISS seminar; I had a decent turnout of about a dozen faculty and graduate students, and got some very helpful feedback from the audience (particularly John Aldrich and Jorge Bravo).

For the morbidly curious, the paper and slides are downloadable from my political science page.

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[Permalink] 1. Scott wrote @ Mon, 3 Apr 2006, 7:30 pm CDT:

I thought you had given up posting on political science!

Interesting looking paper. Did you get any ideas on a possible outlet?

 
[Permalink] 2. Chris Lawrence wrote @ Mon, 3 Apr 2006, 8:14 pm CDT:

Not really… it’s been to APR already. Maybe Political Behavior.

 
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