Gregory Koger, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2002 | University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA |
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"Gregory Koger"Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Barbara Sinclair | grad student | 2002 | UCLA | |
| (Obstruction in the United States House and Senate: A bicameral analysis of institutional choice.) | ||||
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| Koger G, Lebo MJ. (2012) Strategic Party Government and the 2010 Elections American Politics Research. 40: 927-945 |
| Carson JL, Koger G, Lebo MJ, et al. (2010) The electoral costs of party loyalty in congress American Journal of Political Science. 54: 598-616 |
| Koger G, Victor JN. (2009) Polarized agents: Campaign contributions by Lobbyists Ps - Political Science and Politics. 42: 485-488 |
| Bawn K, Koger G. (2008) Effort, intensity and position taking: Reconsidering obstruction in the pre-cloture senate Journal of Theoretical Politics. 20: 67-92 |
| Lebo MJ, McGlynn AJ, Koger G. (2007) Strategic party government: Party influence in congress, 1789-2000 American Journal of Political Science. 51: 464-481 |
| Koger G. (2006) Cloture reform and party government in the senate, 1918-1925 Journal of Politics. 68: 708-719 |