David K. Jesuit, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2001 | Loyola University Chicago, Chicago, IL, United States |
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"David Jesuit"Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Vincent A. Mahler | grad student | 2001 | Loyola University Chicago | |
| (The politics of income inequality and poverty in the developed world.) | ||||
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| Jesuale A, Jesuit DK, Roberge I. (2015) Multilevel Governance in North America: The Case of the Detroit River International Crossing Journal of Borderlands Studies. 30: 163-174 |
| Mahler VA, Jesuit DK, Paradowski PR. (2014) Electoral turnout and state redistribution: A cross-national study of fourteen developed countries Political Research Quarterly. 67: 361-373 |
| Roberge I, Jesuit DK. (2012) Making public management work in the global economy: Lessons from Europe and North America International Journal of Public Sector Management. 25: 421-427 |
| Jesuit DK, Sych L. (2012) Local economic development and cross-border networks International Journal of Public Sector Management. 25: 473-482 |
| Baber WF, Cerruti C, de Leonardis F, et al. (2011) Introduction: Principles and best practices of public administration in Italy and the United States International Journal of Public Administration. 34: 1-3 |
| Jesuit DK, Paik WK. (2011) Public administration and interdependence International Journal of Public Administration. 34: 13-18 |
| Jesuit DK, Mahler VA. (2010) Comparing government redistribution across countries: The problem of second-order effects Social Science Quarterly. 91: 1390-1404 |
| Jesuit DK, Paradowski PR, Mahler VA. (2009) Electoral support for extreme right-wing parties: A sub-national analysis of western European elections Electoral Studies. 28: 279-290 |
| Mahler VA, Jesuit DK. (2006) Fiscal redistribution in the developed countries: New insights from the Luxembourg Income Study Socio-Economic Review. 4: 483-511 |
| Jesuit DK. (2006) Europe and the Politics of Capabilities Perspectives On Politics. 4: 797-798 |