Regina Smyth
Affiliations: | Political Science | Indiana University, Bloomington, Bloomington, IN, United States |
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| Bianco W, Smyth R. (2020) The Bicameral Roots of Congressional Deadlock: Analyzing Divided Government Through the Lens of Majority Rule Social Science Quarterly |
| Smyth R, Bianco W, Chan KN. (2019) Legislative Rules in Electoral Authoritarian Regimes: The Case of Hong Kong’s Legislative Council The Journal of Politics. 81: 892-905 |
| Smyth R. (2018) Considering the Orange legacy: patterns of political participation in the Euromaidan Revolution Post-Soviet Affairs. 34: 297-316 |
| Smyth R, Turovsky R. (2018) Legitimising Victories: Electoral Authoritarian Control in Russia’s Gubernatorial Elections Europe-Asia Studies. 70: 182-201 |
| Smyth R, Sobolev A, Soboleva I. (2014) A Well-Organized Play Problems of Post-Communism. 60: 24-39 |
| Bianco W, Kam C, Sened I, et al. (2014) Party relevance and party survival in new democracies International Area Studies Review. 17: 251-261 |
| Smyth R. (2014) The Putin factor: Personalism, protest, and regime stability in Russia Politics and Policy. 42: 567-592 |
| Smyth R, Soboleva I. (2014) Looking beyond the economy: Pussy Riot and the Kremlin's voting coalition Post-Soviet Affairs. 30: 257-275 |
| Smyth R, Sobolev A, Soboleva IV. (2013) A Well-Organized Play: Symbolic Politics and the Effect of the Pro-Putin Rallies Problems of Post-Communism. 60: 24-39 |
| Smyth R. (2012) Political preferences and party development in post-communist states: A new approach with an illustration of the Russian case Demokratizatsiya. 20: 113-132 |