Eric Magar, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2001 | University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA |
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| (Bully pulpits: Posturing, bargaining, and polarization in the legislative process of the Americas.) | ||||
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| Cantú F, Desposato S, Magar E. (2014) Methodological considerationsfor students of Mexican legislative politics: Selection bias in roll-call votes | Consideraciones metodológicas para estudiantes de política legislativa mexicana: Sesgo por selección en votaciones nominales Politica Y Gobierno. 21: 25-53 |
| Magar E, Moraes JA. (2012) Factions with clout: Presidential cabinet coalition and policy in the Uruguayan parliament Party Politics. 18: 427-451 |
| Magar E. (2012) Gubernatorial coattails in Mexican congressional elections Journal of Politics. 74: 383-399 |
| Sánchez A, Magaloni B, Magar E. (2011) Legalist versus interpretativist: The supreme court and the democratic transition in Mexico Courts in Latin America. 187-218 |
| Estévez F, Magar E, Rosas G. (2008) Partisanship in non-partisan electoral agencies and democratic compliance: Evidence from Mexico's Federal Electoral Institute Electoral Studies. 27: 257-271 |
| Magar E, Romero V. (2008) Mexico: Reforms despite divided government | México: Reformas pese a un gobierno dividido Revista De Ciencia Politica. 28: 265-285 |
| Magar E, Romero V. (2007) México: La accidentada consolidación democrática Revista De Ciencia Politica. 27: 183-204 |
| Magar E, Rosenblum MR, Samuels D. (1998) On the absence of centripetal incentives in double-member districts the case of Chile Comparative Political Studies. 31: 714-739 |