Lee Sigelman

George Washington University - Department of Political Science

Washington, DC 20052

United States

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The Diffusion of Concepts from Economics to Political Science: Disciplinary Dependency Meets Disciplinary Imperialism

Number of pages: 49 Posted: 04 Apr 2008
Lee Sigelman and Robert S. Goldfarb
George Washington University - Department of Political Science and George Washington University - Department of Economics
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economic imperialism, concept migration to political science, median voter concept, economics-political science link

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Who Makes the News? Patterns of Visibility in the President's Cabinet, 1897-2006

APSA 2011 Annual Meeting Paper
Number of pages: 25 Posted: 01 Aug 2011 Last Revised: 15 Aug 2011
C. J. Deering and Lee Sigelman
George Washington University Department of Political Science and George Washington University - Department of Political Science
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Gradual and Sudden Shifts in Political Perceptions: Impressions of Negativity in the 2000 U.S. Presidential Campaign

Number of pages: 19 Posted: 20 Feb 2010
Lee Sigelman and Erik Voeten
George Washington University - Department of Political Science and Georgetown University - Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service (SFS)
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Presidential elections, campaigns, negative advertising

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The Influence of Economics on Political Science: By What Pathway?

Journal of Economic Methodology 19:1 March 2012 pp.1-19
Posted: 01 Jul 2012
Lee Sigelman and Robert S. Goldfarb
George Washington University - Department of Political Science and George Washington University - Department of Economics

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Downs voting model, voter turnout puzzle, effect of economics on political science, economic imperialism, methodological individualism