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Walter D. Burnham

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University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas, U.S.A. 
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V. O. Key grad student

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Cathie J. Martin grad student MIT
Nicole E. Mellow grad student 2003 UT Austin
Jonathan J. Chausovsky grad student 2005 UT Austin
Donald A. Zinman grad student 2006 UT Austin

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Burnham WD. (2007) Triumphs and Travails in the Study of American Voting Participation Rates, 1788–2006 Journal of the Historical Society. 7: 505-519
Burnham WD. (2003) Comment on Bensel: “But the Bumblebee Flies Anyway, Doesn't It?” Studies in American Political Development. 17: 28-33
Burnham WD. (2000) Party Ideologies in America, 1828–1996. By John Gerring. (New York: Cambridge University Press, 1998. xiv, 337 pp. $64.95, ISBN 0-521-59262-3.) The Journal of American History. 87: 625-627
Burnham WD. (2000) Lions under the throne, dissenters, prophets, and plain academics: What (if anything) does American political development have to say to external publics? Polity. 32: 308-317
Burnham WD. (1999) Constitutional moments and punctuated equilibria: A political scientist confronts Bruce Ackerman's we the people Yale Law Journal. 108: 2237-2276
Burnham WD. (1992) The Rise of Candidate-centered Politics: Presidential Elections of the 1980s . By Martin P. Wattenberg. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1991. 186p. $24.95. American Political Science Review. 86: 549-550
Burnham WD. (1987) Elections as democratic institutions Society. 24: 38-48
Burnham WD. (1984) The eclipse of the democratic party-revisited Society. 21: 38-42
Burnham WD. (1984) The eclipse of the democratic party Society. 21: 5-11
Burnham WD. (1976) Revitalization and Decay: Looking Toward the Third Century of American Electoral Politics The Journal of Politics. 38: 146-172
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