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Frontiers in data analytics for adaptation research: Topic modeling by Lesnikowski, Alexandra, Belfer, Ella, Rodman, Emma, Smith, Julie, Biesbroek, Robbert, Wilkerson, John D., Ford, James D., Berrang‐Ford, Lea

“…Rapid growth over the past two decades in digitized textual information represents untapped potential for methodological innovations in the adaptation…”
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Intended Consequences: Jurisdictional Reform and Issue Control In the U.S. House of Representatives by ADLER, E. SCOTT, WILKERSON, JOHN D.

“…The power of congressional committees rests in large part on their ability to set the legislative agenda in particular issue areas. But how do committees…”
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The political economy of health in the United States by Wilkerson, John D

“…The United States pays a high price for its health system, and governments pay about half the costs. At the same time, the United States distinguishes itself…”
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“Killer” Amendments in Congress by Wilkerson, John D.

“…For more than three decades, social choice theorists and legislative scholars have studied how legislative outcomes in Congress can be manipulated through…”
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Large-Scale Computerized Text Analysis in Political Science: Opportunities and Challenges by Wilkerson, John D, Casas, Andreu

“…Text has always been an important data source in political science. What has changed in recent years is the feasibility of investigating large amounts of text…”
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The Electoral Connection in the Early Congress: The Case of the Compensation Act of 1816 by Bianco, William T., Spence, David B., Wilkerson, John D.

“…We extend research on the electoral connection "beyond" the modern Congress to the Congress of the early 1800s. Our analysis shows evidence of individual…”
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Money, politics, and medicine: the American Medical PAC's strategy of giving in U.S. house races by Wilkerson, J D, Carrell, D

“…We examine contributions by the American Medical Association's political action committee (AMPAC) to candidates for seats in the U.S. House of Representatives…”
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Reelection and Representation in Conflict: The Case of Agenda Manipulation by Wilkerson, John D.

“…The relationship between electoral pressures and voting behavior is sometimes more complex than unidimensional models of responsiveness suggest. I reexamine an…”
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Contributions from the American Medical Political Action Committee to Members of Congress by Rothberg, H D

“…To the Editor: In regard to the article by Sharfstein and Sharfstein (Jan. 6 issue) 1 on campaign contributions by the American Medical Political Action…”
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T HE P OLITICAL E CONOMY OF H EALTH IN THE U NITED S TATES by Wilkerson, John D.

“…▪ Abstract  The United States pays a high price for its health system, and governments pay about half the costs. At the same time, the United States…”
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Intended consequences: jurisdictional reform and issue control in the US House of Representatives by Adler, E Scott, Wilkerson, John D

“…The power of congressional committees rests in large part on their ability to set the legislative agenda in particular issue areas. But how do committees…”
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Intended Consequences: Jurisdictional Reform and Issue Control in the U. S. House of Representatives by Adler, E. Scott, Wilkerson, John D.

“…The power of congressional committees rests in large part on their ability to set the legislative agenda in particular issue areas. But how do committees…”
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Doing the Right Thing: Collective Action and Procedural Choice in the New Legislative Process by Wilkerson, John D.

“…Doing the Right Thing: Collective Action and Procedural Choice in the New Legislative Process. By Lawrence Becker. Columbus: The Ohio State University Press,…”
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