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Policy Review by topic: Elections

August 1, 2012
policy review » no. 174 » features

Obama and Romney: The Path to the Presidency

by Jon Decker
What each candidate must do to win in November. To listen to Jon Decker and Tod Lindberg, click below.
December 1, 2011
policy review » no. 170 » features

Election 2012: An Unusually Clear Policy Choice

by Jay Cost
Nationalism through commerce versus egalitarianism through redistribution
August 1, 2011
policy review » no. 168 » features

The GOP’s 2012 Field

by Jonathan Decker
Who has the White House most worried?
February 1, 2011
policy review » no. 165 » features

The Road to (and from) the 2010 Elections

by David Brady, Morris P. Fiorina, and Douglas Rivers
What happened to the president and his party?
October 1, 2010
policy review » no. 163 » books

A Prince on Politics

by Kurt R. Leube

Kurt R. Leube on The State in the Third Millennium by Prince Hans-Adam II

December 3, 2008
policy review » no. 152 » books

Progressive Dreams

by Sam Munson

Sam Munson on When the White House Was Ours by Porter Shreve

October 1, 2008
policy review » no. 152 » features

The 2008 Democratic Shift

by David Brady, Douglas Rivers, and Laurel Harbridge
Figure 1 Party Identification 1952–2004

How voters have changed and why

October 1, 2008
policy review » no. 151 » features

The Futility of Class Warfare

by Bradley R. Schiller

Why “us” versus “them” doesn’t sell

October 1, 2008
policy review » no. 151 » books

Fighting Words

by Craig S. Lerner

Craig S. Lerner on A Time to Fight: Reclaiming a Fair and Just America by Jim Webb

August 1, 2008
policy review » no. 150 » features

How Obama Won The Nomination

by Jay Cost
Nomination process can be understood as a social choice mechanism

Getting the most delegates per voter.